EI NEW ENERGY DATA

The break-even price for gray, blue and green hydrogen across 5 different regions. These prices include capital, operating and—depending on technology used and region—electricity, gas and carbon costs over the lifetime of a project. Weekly data starting from January 2022.

Comprehensive data on power generation costs for 13 forms of renewable and conventional energy, including capital, operational, fuel and carbon costs. Also, the oil, gas and coal prices at which alternative technologies match the lifetime costs of a fossil fuel-fired power plant in the Middle East and developing Asia, as well as details of the key parameters used in the calculations, with data back to 2010.

Forward looking data and summary charts on power generation costs for 13 forms of renewable and conventional energy, including capital, operational, fuel and carbon costs with details of the key parameters used in the calculations, with data back to 2000.

Data and summary charts on monthly or quarterly EV sales for key markets (US, Europe and China), along with the percentage of fleet penetration for each market. This includes data back to 2010 (US), 2016 (EU) and 2018 (China).

Key global carbon, biofuel and wholesale electricity prices, plus oil, gas and coal futures reference prices, weekly and monthly dating back to 2009. NEW: Methanol and expanded coal prices.

Energy Intelligence’s annual rankings of the world’s top utilities by renewable energy installed capacity, carbon-free generation and CO2 emissions, dating back to 2017.

Carbon and natural gas prices that would make key renewable energy forms competitive with conventional fuels by key regions (US, Europe and Japan), dating back to 2009.

Break-even carbon prices, variable costs and thresholds for coal vs. gas-fired power generation, by region (US, Europe and Japan), back to 2009.

Supply, demand, import, export and inventory data for ethanol and biodiesel by key region, dating back to 2008.

Power generation by source (fossil fuel, nuclear, hydro and renewable) for OECD and non-OECD markets and countries, back to 2000. Also, includes the percentage share of non-hydro renewables within the total.

Daily US renewable generation by resource for CAISO, ERCOT and PJM, dating back to 2010.

Based on S&P Global indexes, this dataset tracks the relative performance of different equity classes (clean energy, nuclear, oil and gas, and broad equities), weekly from 2010.

How to read EI New Energy's various tables and charts.