세계의 에너지 & CO2 데이터베이스

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Why bother struggling with multiple data sources? Global Energy & CO2 Data brings you the most comprehensive and up-to-date energy database, providing data and trends for all energies by sector as well as emissions for 186 countries. This database leverages the most reputable national and international information sources.

Through an exclusive update process and recognised expertise, Enerdata provides a comprehensive set of statistics and indicators on decarbonisation, electrification, global supply, demand and prices for all energies as well as GHG emissions by sector.

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• Comprehensive
  • Annual energy and GHG data from 1990 onwards
  • Up to 2000+ data series and indicators by country per year
  • Coverage of all energies in 186 countries
• Reliable
  • 30-year experience in energy balances and statistics
• Data and indicators compliant with the best international norms (International Recommendations for Energy Statistics - IRES)
• 400+ global premium sources
• Proven data compilation and expertise process by experienced data specialists
• Continuously updated: 2024 data estimates available as early as March 2025!
• Easy to use: intuitive interface, multiple data export formats and query saving
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• All data are available in raw format and downloadable in Excel and csv format*
• Both Excel and database formats (row-oriented or column-oriented) available
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More indicators are available:

On CO2 emissions:

• CO2 intensity to GDP
• CO2 intensity of industry to value added
• CO2 intensity of transport to GDP
• CO2 intensity of households to private consumption
• CO2 intensity of services to value added
• CO2 intensity of agriculture to value added
• CO2 emissions factor of the electricity production
• CO2 emissions from refineries

On renewable energies:

• Share of renewables in electricity production (incl. hydro)
• Share of renewables in electricity production (excl. hydro)
• Share of renewables in gross electricity consumption
• Share of renewables in primary consumption
• Share of biomass in industry consumption
• Share of biofuels in road transport

On energy efficiency:

• Final energy intensity of GDP
• Electricity intensity of GDP
• Energy intensity at constant GDP structure
• Energy intensity of industry
• Energy intensity of households
• Energy intensity of services
• Energy intensity of transport
• Energy intensity of agriculture
• Electricity intensity of industry
• Electricity intensity of households
• Electricity intensity of services
• Electricity intensity of agriculture