EIA Data Review of SARI Countries

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EIA Data Review of SARI Countries

• Ms. Monisha Shah
• February 2003
• South Asian Regional Initiative Energy
• Kathmandu, Nepal

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Introduction

• Exercise to give you a glimpse of what the rest
  of the world sees when reviewing your energy data
• This is not a comprehensive review of your
  energy data, but a chance to understand an
  outsiders perspective
• We will build on this through out the workshop

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Sources

• Government Sources
• Energy
• Planning
• Economics and Commerce
• Statistics

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Sources

• Private Sources
• Reliance Industries
• Infrastructure Development Finance Corp.

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Sources

• Research Institutes
• Universities IIT-Mumbai
• Non-profit Institutes TERI, NCAER

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Sources

• World Data Sources
• Global Insights
• US/UK and other Government Web sites
• Multi-lateral Development Banks
• International Energy Agency
• United Nations

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Dissemination

• Internet based
• Basic 2-d data
• Databases, search engines, etc.
• Paper
• Publications
• Brochures

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Type of Data

• Annual/Monthly
• Statistics
• Time Series

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EIA Database - Petroleum
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EIA Database - Petroleum
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EIA Database Natural Gas
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EIA Database Natural Gas
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EIA Database - Coal
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EIA Database - Coal
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EIA Database - Coal
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EIA Database - Electricity
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EIA Database - Electricity
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Forecasts and Other Analysis

• Forecasts
• Short-term
• Mid-term
• Policy Analysis
• Planning models
• Life-cycle analysis

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Qualitative

• Current energy issues
• Developments
• Discoveries
• Industry news
• Current policy analysis

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Perspective of EIA Analysts

• Gaps in data and lack of data
• Determining accurate sources of the data and
  quality
• Finding a contact person for the data
• Purchasing or ordering the information

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Quick Overview of Internet Search

• This is a quick overview of what someone
  conducting an internet search on energy data
  would find.

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Bhutan
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Web Sites Bhutan
http//www.rwedp.org/c_bhu.html
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Web Sites Bhutan
http//www.mti.gov.bt/power/energy/energyinbhutan.
htm
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Web Sites Bhutan
http//www.mti.gov.bt/power/power-web.htm
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Web Sites Bhutan
http//www.ilearnasia.com/abbhutanpower02.htm
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Web Sites Bhutan Look What We Found
Bhutan Mr. Dechen DorjiAssistant
EngineerOperations Maintenance
DivisionDepartment of PowerMinistry of
TradeThimphu, Bhutan Tel [phone]Fax
00975 2 321975
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India
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Web Sites India
http//www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/cabs/india.html
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Web Sites India
http//mospi.nic.in/indexinternet.htm
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Web Sites India
http//petroleum.nic.in/
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Nepal
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Web Sites - Nepal
http//www.usaid.gov/pubs/cbj2002/ane/np/367-006.h
tml
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Web Sites - Nepal
http//www.cbs.gov.np/
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Bangladesh
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Web Sites Bangladesh
http//shakti.hypermart.net/sources.html
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Web Sites Bangladesh
http//www.petrobangla.org/
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Web Sites Bangladesh
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Sri Lanka
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Web Sites Sri Lanka
http//www.unitedworld-usa.com/reports/srilanka/en
ergy.asp
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Web Sites Sri Lanka
http//www.statistics.gov.lk/
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Web Sites Sri Lanka
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Maldives
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Web Sites Maldives
http//www.sari-energy.org/maldives.html
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Web Sites Maldives
http//www.worldenergy.org/wec-geis/publications/r
eports/renewable/country_reports/chap_2_4.aspmald
ives
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Web Sites Maldives
www.mcst.gov.mv
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Web Sites Maldives
http//www.energysouthasia.com
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Conclusions

• While there may be a reasonable amount of data
  for most SARI-Energy countries it can be
  difficult to find, especially on the internet.
• This is obviously only the tip of the iceberg and
  where we begin to evaluate our data energy needs.