For nearly two decades, the Odyssee project has provided valuable and detailed
energy efficiency indicators and has become a leading reference database
monitoring detailed energy consumption and assessing the energy-efficiency
performance of European Union member countries.
Odyssee's unique collection of historical-based data enables a review and
benchmark of each EU member's progress in energy efficiency improvement and an
access to information by sector, end-use, and impact on CO2 emissions
reduction.
ODYSSEE Project Members
Service Overview
KEY FEATURES
- Online access
- 2011 data
- Annual time series beginning in 1990
- Detailed energy consumption data by sector & end-use
- C02 emissions (direct and indirect)
- Numerous indicators for energy efficiency & CO2
- Advanced data request & analysis interface
- EU 28 countries + Norway
KEY BENEFITS
- Unique database
- Exclusive official data from governmental bodies
- Wealth of information available at a glance
- Consistent data for easy benchmark
- No rupture in time series for easier modelling work
NEW ONLINE DATA REQUEST SOFTWARE
A new online interface has been developed to enhance data query and analysis,
providing an easier and friendlier data tool enabling advanced analysis.
Key features of the interface:
- Service available in both French and English
- Results provided in tabs and/or graphs
- Choice of energy & physical units
COMPILED DATA SOURCES
A network of 33 partners from 28 countries participate to the ODYSSEE MURE
project, usually national Efficiency Agencies or their representatives within
the European network of energy efficiency agencies (« EnR »). The
data sources include government ministries, statistical institutions, industry
& transport associations, and research institutes.
ODEX Methodology
A top-down indicator to capture energy savings in Europe
- The Odyssee project has developed an index to measure energy
efficiency progress by country, by sector, and for all final consumers.
- ODEX by sector combines unit consumption indices by sub-sector (or end-use
or mode of transport ), into one index for the sector by weighing each
sub-sector index by its share in the sector's energy consumption
- Unit consumption index by sub-sector can use different physical units so
as to be as close as possible to energy efficiency evaluation: toe/ m2,
kWh/appliance, toe/ton, litre/100km ODEX is presently calculated on the basis
of 26 sub-sectors (7 modes in transport, 9 end-uses/equipment for households,
10 branches in industry)
- ODEX can also be expressed in terms of volume of energy savings
WHO NEEDS THE ODYSSEE DATABASE?
- ORGANISATIONS
- GOVERNMENTAL BODIES
- UNIVERSITIES AND RESEARCH CENTRES
- OIL & GAS COMPANIES AND UTILITIES
- ENERGY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS
- CONSULTING FIRMS
- USERS
- STRATEGY
- MARKETING
- ECONOMIC STUDIES
- BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT/ PLANNING
- CONSULTANTS
- PROFESSORS/ LIBRARIES
WHY SUBSCRIBE?
- Exclusive content
- Over 150 sources compiled
- Annual data from 1990 to 2011
- Unique indicators for energy efficiency and CO2 Data
- EU 28 countries plus Norway
- 24/7 access
UNIQUE DATA COVERAGE
Enerdata is the technical coordinator of the European programme Odyssee,
dedicated to energy use and efficiency data and indicators in Europe, on
behalf of all EU Energy Agencies, and of the European Commission.
Leveraging its deep experience in energy market data management, Enerdata
compiles the data provided by all the energy agencies through Europe in a
single database.
Enerdata manages the database and the data updates, and provides a data
interrogation software. This database includes detailed indicators by
sector for every year since 1990 until 2011 for the 28 EU members plus
Norway.
Database details on data & indicators
Macro
Macro Sectors
- Total
- Industry
- Transport
- Residential-Tertiary-Agriculture
Macro Technical & Economic Data
- Primary consumption
- Final consumption
- Demography
- GDP, Value added
Macro Energy Efficiency Indicators
- Primary energy intensity
- Final energy intensity
- Energy efficiency index
- CO2 emissions
- CO2 intensity
Industry
Industry Branches
- Chemical industry
- Primary metals
- Non-metallic mineral
- Paper & Printing
- Food & beverages
- Textile
- Machinery & Fabricated metals
- Transport equipment
- Miscellaneous industries
- Wood
- Mining
- Construction
Industry Technical & Economic Data
- Energy consumption by branch
- Production index by branch
- Value added by branch
- Physical production for intensive products
Industry Energy Efficiency Indicators
- Energy efficiency Index
- Energy intensity by branch
- Energy intensity at adjusted structure
- Specific consumption by intensive products (toe/ton)
- CO2 intensity by sector
Transport
Transport modes
- Road
- Cars
- Two-wheels
- Bus
- Trucks & light vehicles
- Light vehicles
- Trucks
- Rail
- Water
- Air
Transport Technical & Economic Data
- Energy consumption by fuel and by mode
- Stock of vehicles by fuel
- Registrations by vehicle type
- Traffic by mode
- Annual distance travelled by vehicle type
Transport Energy Efficiency Indicators
- Energy efficiency index
- Specific consumption by vehicle, in liters/100km
- Specific emissions of CO2 by mode and vehicle
Residential
Residential end-uses
- Space heating
- Water heating
- Cooking
- Electrical appliances
- Refrigerators
- Freezers
- Washing machine
- Dish washing machine
- TV
Residential Technical & Economic Data
- Energy consumption
- Stock of dwellings
- New dwellings
- Floor area of dwelling
- Stock of appliances
- Equipment rate
- Degree day
Residential Energy Efficiency Indicators
- Energy efficiency index
- Specific consumption by dwelling, by end uses and by equipment
- Specific emissions of CO2
- CO2 indicators
Services, agriculture
Services, agriculture Branches
- Hotels & Restaurants
- Health
- Education
- Administration
- Wholesale & retail trade
- Private offices
- Agriculture
Services, agriculture Technical & Economic Data
- Energy consumption
- Value added
- Floor area
- Employment
Services, agriculture Energy Efficiency Indicators
- Energy intensity
- Electric intensity
- Specific consumption per employee, floor area
- CO2 emissions
