Databases

Since 1987, the Energy Technology Data Exchange provides access to a wide range of references on energy technology, use, environment & climate issues, policy, economic factors, alternative energy and conservation. At present, 4 million references are available through the internet, including an advanced search facility. Many recent reports are available in full text. The database has a world-wide scope, and contains references in multiple languages.

And if you're a national of one of the countries participating to this IEA agreement, you may very well be entitled to free access to it all.

Welcome to the CADDET InfoStore: a database of over 1,500 energy efficiency and renewable energy case studies. Using the search facility below you can browse the database and retrieve information on projects, including their technical details, energy and environmental impact and economics. Projects are classified by country, technology and sector but you can also search by entering a keyword or words in the first field.

MURE (Mesures d’Utilisation Rationnelle de l’Energie) provides information on energy efficiency policies and measures that have been carried out in the Member States of the European Union and enables the simulation and comparison at a national level of the potential impact of such measures. The MURE database is therefore an important tool to show "demonstrable progress" as requested by the Kyoto Protocol.

It has been designed and developed within the framework of the SAVE and 'Intelligent Energy - Europe' Programmes by a team of European experts, led and co-ordinated by ISIS (Institute of Studies for the Integration of Systems, Rome) and the Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research ISI (Germany). The development of the MURE database was also supported by national funding in each EU Member State.

"Energy Efficiency: Policies and Measures" is a worldwide compilation of recent government actions to improve energy efficiency in the IEA member countries. This compilation can be searched by country, sector, and type of policy.

Summary information is given per policy or measure, but no links for further information are provided.

The Global Renewable Energy Policies and Measures Database is an initiative led by the International Energy Agency, and is being implemented in collaboration with the European Commission and the Johannesburg Renewable Energy Coalition.

The Database features over 100 countries and offers renewable energy market and policy information in one format in one location for countries that together represent almost total global renewables supply.

The Database is freely accessible online via the IEA website. Visitors can search for information according to country, policy instrument,