Data and statistics
Global Methane Tracker
Explore regional or country-by-country estimates of energy-related methane emissions. Compare these estimates with energy-sector estimates from other publicly available sources and with estimates of methane emissions from other human activities. For coal, oil and gas, the tracker presents detailed estimates for the abatement potential, and costs or savings, from different technology and policy options. This tool also provides a snapshot of the policy measures in place to tackle methane emissions within each country and our assessment of what greater policy action could achieve.
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End-Use Prices Data Explorer
Explore high-quality data on end-use energy prices and taxes
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Monthly Electricity Statistics
Monthly electricity production and trade data for all OECD member countries and electricity production data for a selection of other economies
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Oil Stocks of IEA Countries
Measured in days of net imports, updated each month with the release of the Oil Market Report
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Energy Efficiency Indicators Data Explorer
Explore energy and emission data by country, end-uses and product, from 2000 onwards in four sectors (residential, services, industry and transport) for IEA member countries and beyond
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Energy Sankey
Interactive Sankey diagram of the entire energy system
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Energy Statistics Data Browser
The most extensive selection of IEA statistics with charts and tables on 16 energy topics for over 170 countries and regions
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Energy Technology RD&D Budgets Data Explorer
Detailed breakdown of public budgets on energy RD&D submitted to the IEA by its member and association countries
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EU4Energy Data Explorer
Explore and compare key indicators across countries in the Caucasus, Central Asia and Eastern Europe
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Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Energy Data Explorer
Understanding the contributions of specific fuels and sectors to GHG emissions associated with combustion of fuels from 1971 to 2020 for over 203 countries and 42 regions
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Clean Energy Transition Indicators
Tracking clean energy transitions through key indicators