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Last updated 2016/03/05 by Ryan Wells. Vetted by Brandon Voss. Task in teamwork to begin January 2017 when BP Statistical Review 2016 is released.
TeamWork task: https://pardeecenter.teamwork.com/tasks/3869647
| Series Name | ||||||
| SeriesEnConCoalBP | ||||||
| SeriesEnConGasBP | ||||||
| SeriesEnConGeothBioBP | ||||||
| SeriesEnConHydroBP | ||||||
| SeriesEnConNucBP | ||||||
| SeriesEnConOilBP | ||||||
| SeriesEnConSolarBP | ||||||
| SeriesEnConWindBP | ||||||
| SeriesEnInstGeothermalBP | ||||||
| SeriesEnInstSolarBP | ||||||
| SeriesEnInstWindBP | ||||||
| SeriesEnProdBioBP | ||||||
| SeriesEnProdCoalBP | ||||||
| SeriesEnProdGasBP | ||||||
| SeriesEnProdOilBP | ||||||
| SeriesEnReserCoalBP | ||||||
| SeriesEnReserGasBP | ||||||
| SeriesEnReserOilBP |
Instructions on importing data
From Ryan Wells 2016/03
- For the BP energy data, it is fairly straight forward. I pulled it all from the BP website http://www.bp.com/en/global/corporate/energy-economics/statistical-review-of-world-energy.html
- I used all of the conversions that are listed in the DataDict and each one works well.
- The only tricky part is for some reason some of the historic coal data from the downloaded information does not come with the download. I pulled the historic data from the DataDict and filled in the historic data into the excel document that was then imported into IFs.