Energy Industry
Introduction
The following resources can be used to research the energy industry.
While these resources are generally the most relevant, there may be other resources available. If you are looking for something in particular or cannot find a lot of information about a niche segment, please Ask Us.
Energy Market & Industry Reports
These databases contain market reports that focus on the people or organizations that will ultimately purchase the product or services offered by an industry.
- SNL Energy (in Capital IQ Pro) This link opens in a new windowInformation on power and mid-stream companies, operational and financial data for U.S. electric and natural gas utilities, U.S. power plant data (including new builds and retirements), U.S. natural gas and coal operational data, and U.S. power prices and load data.
For: Current Stanford faculty, staff, and students for academic use only.
Help: SNL data access - FitchConnect This link opens in a new windowCountry risk ratings, macroeconomic analyses and forecasts, and global and emerging market information and market reports for countries or regions worldwide.
For: Current Stanford faculty, staff, and students.
Help: FitchConnect search help - Lux Research This link opens in a new windowOur subscription expires September 30, 2023. Learn more.
Market research information for emerging tech. Go to Technologies > Tech Pages for good overviews. 2 simultaneous users.
For: Current Stanford faculty, staff, and students. Not to be redistributed to any 3rd party. - GlobalData Power This link opens in a new windowMarket research platform for the renewable power and energy industry. Includes news, deals, and companies. Downloading options are limited. Thermal, Smart Grid, and Nuclear sections are not included.
For: Current Stanford faculty, staff, and students.
Help: See GlobalData access instructions - IBISWorld This link opens in a new windowU.S., Global, and China industry reports that cover industry performance drivers. Includes a US Industry Wizard to create lists of industries.
Help: IBISWorld search help
Additional Resources
Energy Industry Associations & Regulators
Where to Look for Industry Information
You can find industry statistics and data in many locations. In addition to industry and market reports, there are many other ways to analyze an industry, gain insights, and find relevant statistics and data. Here are some suggested strategies and resources.
- BP Statistical Review of World EnergyCurrent and historical statistics.
- Statista This link opens in a new windowStatistics on many topics, industries, and markets. Use the Source tab on the chart page to track down more data. Go to Insights > Consumer Insights to get country-level consumer behavior and brand preference data.
Associations & Regulators
Industry associations and regulating bodies often have lots of relevant data and reports. Look for sections on their websites titled "Resources", "Publications", "Data". Note that some materials may be restricted to members. Some examples are:
- International Energy Agency (IEA)Reports and statistics on energy security, economic development, environmental awareness and engagement worldwide.
- Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA)Oil and gas historical statistical data.
Highlight: Historical data on oil and gas production on state level. Find under Economic Data > Economic Reports.