Renewable Energy Technologies Data
Here you'll find select data available on the EERE Web site for renewable energy technologies, including biomass, crosscutting, geothermal, hydrogen and fuel cells, solar, and wind.
Biomass
Biofuels Data
Find recent market prices for commercially available biofuels.
Biomass Energy Data Book
This data book provides data about the biomass industry and feedstock production and end use.
Costs of Biomass Power
These charts represent expected biomass power technology performance and cost.
State Assessment for Biomass Resources
This tool features state-specific information on conventional and biofuel use, ethanol and biodiesel stations and production plants, and biofuel production capacities. It also offers state-by-state snapshots of available feedstocks, data on potential production capacities, and projections on the future use of biofuels.
Crosscutting
Power Technologies Data Book
This resource compiles data and statistics on renewable energy technologies including biomass, geothermal, hydroelectric, solar, and wind.
Renewable Energy Data Book (PDF 11.2 MB)
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This resource provides data on the use, growth, capacity, and costs of renewable technologies in the United States and globally from 2000 through 2008. To view the data from this report, download the Excel workbook (Excel 364 KB).
Geothermal
Costs of Geothermal Power
These graphs show the trends of capital costs for geothermal systems and the costs of geothermal energy.
Hydrogen and Fuel Cells
Hydrogen Data Book
This resource provides data on hydrogen properties, production, and delivery, as well as information on fuel cells and fuel cell vehicles.
Solar
Costs of Solar Power from Thermal Concentrators
This trend graph shows the costs of energy from concentrating solar power.
Costs of Solar Power from Photovoltaics
These trend graphs show the increasing efficiency of photovoltaic (PV) systems and the decreasing capital costs and cost of energy from PV systems.
Wind
Costs of Wind Power
These graphs show the trends in the capital costs and the cost of energy from wind systems.
