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Not disclosed - eia.gov
Worth it. Use it if you need official U.S. or international energy statistics — it is free, authoritative government data. Do not treat it as software: no support, no SLA, and verify figures given reported data-quality complaints.
Medium. Based on ~25 public sources; most cite EIA data rather than review it as a product, so verdict confidence is medium.
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Public data
medium
Facebook users report data quality issues — cross-check figures before publishing anything
low
No security page at expect no vendor-grade disclosures
Value for money: 5/5
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No known vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
EIA data is cited everywhere from peer-reviewed papers to utility Facebook posts, with scattered complaints about data quality.
“Serious data quality issues from EIA are starting to surface.”
Compare Homepage - U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) with each alternative.
Global energy data and analysis; complements EIA's U.S. focus
Homepage - U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) vs International Energy Agency (IEA)Annual world energy statistics; strong global production benchmark
Homepage - U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) vs Energy Institute Statistical ReviewFree economic time series including many EIA energy datasets
Based on ~25 public sources; most cite EIA data rather than review it as a product, so verdict confidence is medium.
Free official U.S. energy data. Great for research and price tracking — not software, no support, verify figures.
Based on ~25 public sources; most cite EIA data rather than review it as a product, so verdict confidence is medium.
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