Economics 457: Environmental Economics and Policy

"Official energy statistics from the U.S. government" - Energy data from the U.S. Dept. of Energy (DOE) on petroleum, natural gas, electricity, coal, nuclear power, renewable and alternative fuels, and the environment

Forecasting supply, demand and prices through 2030, from the Department of Energy

Historical statistics on production, consumption, and trade, including international data, from the Department of Energy. Includes overviews of fossil fuels, nuclear, and renewable energy industries with associated financial and environmental indicators.

Detailed statistical summaries of consumption, production, and sector organization, compiled from outside sources and frequently updated, from the Department of Energy

Portal for the U.S. Geological Survey division that provides "reliable and impartial scientific information on geologically based energy resources"

International, regional, and country data on various aspects of natural resources and the environment

Environmental information from the World Development Indicators (World Bank)

Collections of data on global climate change from the U.S. Department of Energy. Topics include carbon dioxide, water vapor, atmospheric trace gasses, energy and socioeconomic systems, energy balances, and gas emissions.

Information on gasoline and other fossil fuels, U.S. imports of oil (and where they are coming from), state motor fuel taxes, and the average price of gasoline at the pump. Access to most data requires a subscription, but some topical information about the petroleum industry is available for free.