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EIA Brochures
Printed copies of the brochures listed below are available
free of charge from the National Energy Information Center
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(202) 586-8800; infoctr@eia.doe.gov
Annual
Energy Outlook 2004
(publication number DOE/EIA-X053,
released January 2004)
Come
Work With Us
Employment recruitment for the Energy
Information Administration
(publication number DOE/EIA-X051, released
April 2001)
Electricity
InfoCard 2002
(publication
number DOE/EIA-X018, released February 2004)
Energy
Perspectives: Trends and Milestones 1949-2002 pdf
(publication
number DOE/EIA-X055(2002), released December
2003)
Greenhouse
Gases, Climate Change and Energy
(publication number
DOE/EIA-X012, updated November 2003)
Energy
InfoCard
(publication number
DOE/EIA-X020, updated February 2004)
International
Energy Outlook 2004
(publication number
DOE/EIA-X042(2004), released April
2004)
International
Energy Products and Services
(publication number DOE/EIA-X050, released
January 2001)
OIAF Data
Products and Analyses
This
brochure describes mid-term forecast and analysis, and greenhouse
data from the Office of Integrated Analysis and Forecasting (OIAF)
in the Energy Information Administration.
(publication number DOE/EIA-X043, released
May 2000)
Primer
on Gasoline Prices
This
brochure answers, in laymen's terms, questions such as "What are the
components of the retail price of gasoline? Why do gasoline prices
fluctuate?
(publication number
DOE/EIA-X040, released June 2004)
Propane
Prices: What Consumers Should Know pdf
A
brief description of propane supply, uses, and prices.
(publication number DOE/EIA-X045,
released September 2004)
Renewable
Energy InfoCard
(publication number
DOE/EIA-X052, updated February 2003)
Residential
Heating Oil Prices: What Consumers Should Know
pdf
(publication number DOE/EIA-X048,
released September
2004)
Residential
Natural Gas Prices: Information for Consumers
(publication
number DOE/EIA-X046, released October 2004)
Where Does My Gasoline Come From?
(publication number DOE/EIA-X059, released October 2004) | 
