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Open Energy Info is a platform to connect the world’s energy data. It is a linked open data platform bringing together energy information to provide improved analyses, unique visualizations, and real-time access to data. OpenEI follows guidelines set by the White House’s Open Government Initiative , which is focused on transparency, collaboration, and participation. OpenEI strives to provide open access to this energy information, which will spur creativity and drive innovation in the energy sector.

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International Clean Energy Analysis

Helping developing countries access energy efficiency and renewable energy analysis tools, data, and methods.

U.S. OpenLabs

Access clean energy analysis resources from the Department of Energy network of national laboratories.

VIBE

A portal experience highlighting analysis from the Open Energy Info platform.

Smart Grid

Discover where U.S. Recovery Act funding for smart grid projects is being distributed.

Clean Energy Economy

Discover where clean energy economic activity is emerging in real-time.

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Open Energy Info is an open, collaborative platform based on the same MediaWiki software that drives the world's largest online reference, Wikipedia. To learn more about wikis and to get started contributing, check out the online help.

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In the News

DOE Launches New Website to Bring Energy Technology Information to the Public

United States Department of Energy Press Release

Describing the Open Energy Information (OpenEI) platform, Secretary Chu said...

"This information platform will allow people across the globe to benefit from the Department of Energy’s clean energy data and technical resources. The true potential of this tool will grow with the public’s participation – as they add new data and share their expertise – to ensure that all communities have access to the information they need to broadly deploy the clean energy resources of the future.”

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