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Data from Catalyst Cooperative via Zenodo, delivered clean.
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Oil Gas Storage Transportation
3PUDL Raw EIA Bulk API Data (archived snapshots)
OGIM — Oil and Gas Infrastructure Mapping database
HIFLD Petroleum Terminals (POL Terminals)
Oil Gas Exploration Production
1PUDL Raw EIA Bulk API Archive
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Straight answers about Catalyst Cooperative via Zenodo data
What exactly does a version number freeze?
Everything the agency had published at a single instant. Version 81.0.0, assembled August 16, 2026, fixes the file set, the byte sizes and the hashes permanently - nothing moves after publication, which is what lets a citation or a model rebuild reproduce exactly. Newer captures appear as their own numbered versions, so staying current is a pinning-and-delivery decision rather than silent drift underneath finished work.
How large is a full collection, and can a sample be cut smaller?
Both sides land near 1.6 GB - 29 packaged resources on the exploration-and-production archive, 30 files on the storage-and-transportation shelf. Almost nobody needs all of it: the three logistics-weighted snapshot packages together weigh under 70 MB, and samples are cut to the named programs, series families and era, so most evaluations never touch the full payload.
Which series matter most for inventory and midstream work?
The weekly stocks lines - PET.WO6ST_R20_1.W, Midwest PADD 2 ending stocks of conventional CBOB gasoline blending components, ran 40,412 / 38,357 / 35,617 thousand barrels for the weeks ending January 16, 9 and 2, 2026 - beside the imports package splitting movements by port, refinery, crude grade and country of origin, and the natural gas package carrying production, pipeline flows, consumption, stocks and reserves.
What remains unverified about these collections?
Two honest gaps: whether the archive-side packages unpack to line-delimited records or tabular layouts could not be confirmed without opening multi-hundred-megabyte files, and whether the natural gas package itemizes dedicated underground-storage series beyond its general stocks lines was not itemized at research time. Both are settled facts inside a scoping sample, which is why the sample precedes any commitment.