8 th Oslo Group Meeting on Energy Statistics Baku, 24-27 September 2013

1. 8th Oslo Group Meeting on Energy StatisticsBaku, 24-27 September 2013 Future Activities of the IEA on Energy Statistics Jean-Yves Garnier Head, IEA Energy Data Centre

2. Three main themes of activities Improving data quality More detailed information Improving dissemination

3. Before looking to the future, a few words on the present • Annual questionnaires • Every 5 years, ESWG meeting of all OECD countries in Paris to discuss needed changes in the questionnaires. Meeting in 2011. • Parallel meeting in Eurostat since our questionnaires are joint questionnaires • Participation of key organisations • After agreement by all parties, technical implementation of the changes • (MOS) Monthly Oil Statistics • Changes to the annual oil and gas questionnaires lead to changes to monthly questionnaires. • After agreement by all parties, technical implementation of the changes

4. Examples of agreed changes Update the net calorific value ranges for coal Move oil shale and oil sands out of lignite Change “oxygen steel furnace gas” to “other recovered gases” Separate peat briquettes from BKB Gas/diesel oil detail Biofuels reporting Separation of bio and non-bio fractions of blended fuels Add a line for blast furnace gas transformation Modify the liquid biofuels categories Modify reporting of biogases in main tables Add two tables for liquid biofuels trade

5. Technical implications A need to implement all the changes in … Paper copy Internet version Excel version

6. Improving data quality Strengthening built-in checks Updating and developing manuals JODI Gas Manual Statistics on Energy Efficiency Training • Two training weeks at the IEA:in March and October • Regional or country training in cooperation with countries and/or organisations

7. Joint organisations training in 2013 India November 2013 ESCWA with UNSD March 2013 West Africa with AFREC November 2013 JODI with APEC, IEF October 2013 Central Africa with AFREC September 2013 East Africa with AFREC December 2013 JODI with IEF May 2013 Indonesia October 2013 South African region with AFREC October 2013

8. More detailed information TPES/GDP TPES/Production Electricity Cons./Population Aggregated Indicators CO2/GDP PPP Efficiency Elec. Prod. Cons./ton cement Disaggregated Indicators Heating Cons./sqm/DD Litre/100km (stock) Dry process ProcessEfficiency Condensing boiler Litre/100km (vintage) The Indicator Pyramid

9. Improving dissemination • Books – in hard copy and pdf format • CDs • Key World Energy Statistics booklet

10. One word on the Key World Energy Statistics • The Key World Energy Statistics is also available as an iPhone application. • In 2012 the app became much more user-friendly and interactive than the previous versions • A special version is also available for iPad IEA Stats • Now working on an Android version

11. The Statistics Page on the IEA Web Site The “old” statistics page • Old fashioned; over 10 years old. • Difficult getting the information needed • Not user-friendly • One year of data, although the most recent one • Not dynamic • Decision taken to develop a more complete and user-friendly page

12. The new Statistics Page Map access to any particular country’s data Direct links to books and data services • Access to data in 3 clicks maximum • User-friendly • 20 years of data • Dynamics • Indicators maps • Sankey flows New user-friendly features

13. A few words to conclude • The IEA is more than ever committed to strengthening the quality of OECD statistics, extending coverage and improving dissemination • Energy Statistics will be one of the key topics on agenda of the next IEA Ministerial meeting in November 2013 • The IEA is also more than ever committed to working with countries and organisations, and improving global data transparency • The energy world is changing dramatically and rapidly, so the need for more international cooperation for building a cleaner and more secure energy future Thank you