Each month, one of our Subject Librarians chooses an electronic resource which they feel will be of interest to you.
August’s Resource of the Month has been selected by John Southall, Bodleian Data Librarian and Subject Consultant for Economics and Sociology.
John’s choice is The International Energy Agency Statistics Package – or more simply the ISP – which offers access to various IEA data products, including those related to coal, electricity, natural gas, oil, and renewables. The ISP is designed for businesses and universities, offering a wide range of data on energy supply, consumption, trade with one start and expiry date.
Overview
The International Energy Agency (IEA) collects, assesses and disseminates detailed data on energy supply and demand compiled into energy balances. It also offers a number of energy-related indicators, including energy prices, public RD&D and measures of energy efficiency. The focus is on quality, comparability, and alignment with internationally agreed definitions and methodologies. The ‘IEA Statistics Package’ provides access to these data products in one convenient source including:
▪ Coal Information
▪ Electricity Information
▪ Energy End-uses and Efficiency Indicators
▪ Energy Prices, including OECD Energy Prices and Taxes – Quarterly,
World Energy Prices, Monthly Prices
▪ Energy Technology RD&D Budgets
▪ Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Energy
▪ IEA Energy and Carbon Tracker
▪ Natural Gas Information
▪ Oil Information
▪ Projections: Energy policies of OECD countries
▪ Renewables Information
▪ World Energy Balances
▪ World Energy Statistics
Where can you access the resource
This resource can be accessed via SOLO.
This resource is restricted to Oxford University staff and students, and requires you to register before use.
A catalogue record with account registration instructions may be found on SOLO or the Database A-Z