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Independent Power Producers & Energy Traders
4EIA API Technical Documentation (v2 Routes & Facets)
EIA Electric Power Annual
EIA Electric Power Monthly
EIA Form EIA-860 — Annual Electric Generator Inventory
Coal & Consumable Fuels
3EIA Annual Coal Report (ACR)
EIA Coal Data (production, consumption, prices, reserves)
EIA State Energy Data System (SEDS)
Oil Gas Refining Marketing
3EIA Petroleum & Other Liquids Data Portal
EIA Refinery Capacity Report
EIA Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO)
Integrated Oil & Gas
2EIA International Energy Statistics
EIA Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO)
Oil Gas Drilling
2EIA Crude Oil and Natural Gas Drilling Activity (Rotary Rigs)
EIA Drilling Productivity Report
Electric Utilities
1EIA Consumption & Efficiency - Electricity Surveys (RECS/CBECS/MECS)
Office REITs
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What does Datadory deliver from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)?
Sixteen cataloged collections across six industries - Coal & Consumable Fuels, Electric Utilities, Independent Power Producers & Energy Traders, Integrated Oil & Gas, Office REITs and Oil & Gas Drilling. Quality scores run 8 to 10 out of 10, averaging 8.94, and everything ships with a field dictionary and sample rows, delivered daily, weekly, or hourly.
How far back does the historical coverage reach?
Rotary rig counts begin in 1949 and SEDS state series in 1960. The Annual Coal Report summary table spans 1949 onward with archived editions to 2002, the Electric Power Annual archive reaches 1994, Form 860 files run 2001-2025 with superseded forms back to 1990, and the Short-Term Energy Outlook projects roughly two years beyond each monthly edition.
Which collections carry unit-level microdata?
Three: Form EIA-860 identifies every generator at US plants of 1 megawatt or more across 73 columns per unit; RECS 2020 publishes 18,496 household records with 799 variables; CBECS 2018 provides 6,436 building records with about 1,250 variables, replicate-weighted to represent an estimated 5.9 million buildings.
Do the sixteen collections share join keys?
They share conventions rather than one schema: state and county FIPS-style codes recur across SEDS, the coal report and the power series; plant and utility identifiers tie Form 860 to the annual and monthly electricity collections; PADD districts organize the petroleum side. Deliveries arrive with those keys resolved, so cross-collection merges are merges rather than archaeology.