For whose eyes only?

Article Abstract:

The Energy Information Administration (EIA) is tasked with the collection of data from companies involved in the energy sector. An independent agency within the Dept of Energy, the EIA's mission is to collect statistics and issue analyses that improve the public's understanding of energy issues. One point that has been repeatedly raised by utilities regarding the EIA's work is the lack of confidentiality accorded to data reported to the government. In response, the EIA has modified its reporting rules and has agreed to treat data on shareholder-owned utilities as confidential information.

Electric Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution, Electric services, Electric Utilities, Private, Energy Regulation, Analysis, Electric utilities, Column, Statistics, Private electric utilities, Energy industries, Energy industry, Confidential communications, Energy law

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The world's appetite for electricity

Article Abstract:

According to the Energy Information Administration' s (EIA) 'International Energy Outlook 2003', the worldwide electricity consumption is expected to increase from 13.9 billion mega-watt-hours (MWH) in 2001 to 24.7 billion MWH in 2025. According to the EIA, natural gas will be the fuel of choice for future electricity and the use of nuclear energy will decrease.

Sales & consumption, Electricity, Consumption data

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What to expect from emissions reductions

Article Abstract:

Under Clear Skies EIA identifies that energy producers will lessen the emissions by having pollution control equipments and by shifting from coal gas to natural gas. In fact it is estimated that if the Clear Skies method is followed then the utilities will have to spend quite a lot on the pollution control equipments.

Strategy & planning, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Waste Management and Remediation Services, Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs, Pollution Control, Sanitary Services, Pollution Control & Abatement, Utilities Programs-Total Govt, Planning, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Public utilities, Pollution control equipment, Company business planning

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