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Rig Count (Baker
Hughes)
Baker Hughes has been keeping track of the rig count since 1944. This site provides
statistics on U.S. and International rig counts as well as workover rigs.
BPAmoco
British Petroleum/Amoco provides an abundance of worldwide energy data on coal, natural
gas, hydroelectric, petroleum, and nuclear AND they have graphed much of it for you. In
case you want to graph it yourself, you can download Excel spreadsheets of various data.
Energy Information Agency
DOE's data base is focused more on the United States energy statistics.
International Energy Agency
Statistics provided by this Paris-based group are considered by most analysts to be the
best available. A recent controversy suggested that inaccurate figures relating to supply
and demand may have unnecessarily caused the 1998 drop in oil prices.
Energy and Metals
Prices
New York Mercantile Exchange's site provides pricing on Light Sweet Crude Oil, Heating
Oil, New York Harbor Unleaded Gasoline, Natural Gas, Propane Gas, COB Electricity, Palo
Verde Electricity, Gold, Silver, Copper, Platinum, and Palladium.
Oil Price
Forecasts
Noesis provides weekly forecasts of oil and gasoline prices.
Texas
Railroad Commission
This database has production by individual well and can be summarized in a number of ways.
Hubbert Curves
This website has everything you ever wanted to know about the life cycle of the petroleum resource base. Check here to
see when world oil production will begin declining.
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