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The file /p/projects/rd3mod/inputdata/sources/IEA_ETP/ETP2017_industry_summary.xlsx differs from the ETP2017_industry_summary.xlsx file stored in Zotero.
Notable, the energy figures differ all over the place, by a factor of about 1.8:
madrat file:
Total industry final energy consumption (incl. BF, CO and chemical feedstock) (PJ)
2014
Coal
90374
Oil
56102
Natural gas
54622
Electricity
55091
Heat
9538
Biomass
14285
Waste
456
Other renewables
61
Total
280527
Zotero file:
Total industry final energy consumption (incl. BF, CO and chemical feedstock) (PJ)
2014
Coal
49944
Oil
30536
Natural gas
29691
Electricity
30132
Heat
5164
Biomass
7905
Waste
247
Other renewables
33
Total
153653
We had an issue like this a couple of years ago with @silviamade, and I'm pretty sure the Zotero data is correct (or at least less wrong than the madrad data), since I matched that up to IEA Energy Balance data as well as I could, and I don't see any way for scraping another 130 EJ together to put into industry.
It appears that this file was uploaded by @MariannaR in 2017 somewhere, but not necessarily here.
I compared the IEA-ETP 2017 World data in 2014 with the IEA Energy Balances, the correct FE for industry should be 153 EJ as reported in the zotero files. I quickly compared the EB with the zotero and madrat IEA-ETP 2017 files also for FE buildings and transport in World 2014. For buildings the FE matches ok across the 3 data sources. For transport, the IEA EB gives me a FE of 95 EJ, whereas both the IEA-ETP 2017 files report 112 EJ. It would be good if the people responsible for the building and transport sector could double check these figurs. It is possible that I am missing something in the way FE is aggregated in the transport sector since I am not an expert. We should try to get hold of the "virgin" dataset because the excel spreadsheets uploaded in zotero are heavily manipulated so they could also contain errors
@silviamade thank you for looking into this issue. I have never looked at the ETP data on the cluster, and I am pretty sure I did not modify the files, even if back then I uploaded them. I would also be in favor of re-uploading the original databases - I think I have them still available.
@MariannaR yes the "culprit" is someone working on buildings, that's where I found the most editing in the files :) If you have the original database could you share with us (me or Michaja) the industry_summary excel? just to check if it is the correct one or not. By the way, do you remember where/how did you get the database? thanks
The file
/p/projects/rd3mod/inputdata/sources/IEA_ETP/ETP2017_industry_summary.xlsx
differs from theETP2017_industry_summary.xlsx
file stored in Zotero.Notable, the energy figures differ all over the place, by a factor of about 1.8:
madrat
file:Zotero file:
We had an issue like this a couple of years ago with @silviamade, and I'm pretty sure the Zotero data is correct (or at least less wrong than the
madrad
data), since I matched that up to IEA Energy Balance data as well as I could, and I don't see any way for scraping another 130 EJ together to put into industry.It appears that this file was uploaded by @MariannaR in 2017 somewhere, but not necessarily here.
Questions:
madrat
)?madrat
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