Data Sources
Every number on this platform is traceable to an official government report or institutional publication. We document exactly where our data comes from — and offer the structured datasets behind it under license for research, investment, and operational use.
Official Government Sources
These institutions are the authoritative originators of Iraq's energy data. All electricity, oil, and gas statistics are cross-referenced against their official publications.
Ministry of Oil
Iraq's primary authority on crude oil production, exports, refineries, and petroleum sector statistics.
SOMO — State Oil Marketing Organization
Manages Iraq's oil export contracts and marketing. The definitive source for export volumes, revenues, and destination data.
Ministry of Electricity
Publishes annual statistical bulletins covering generation, demand, governorate profiles, and power plant capacity.
International & Institutional Sources
Used to cross-reference, extend historical coverage, and provide global context where official Iraqi data has gaps.
U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)
Provides long-run historical series on Iraq's oil production, consumption, and exports — covering 1973 to the present.
International Energy Agency (IEA)
Global energy statistics and Iraq-specific reports providing context on supply security, gas flaring, and energy transitions.
World Bank Open Data
Used for population data at the governorate level and macroeconomic indicators that contextualise energy demand trends.
Need the Full Dataset?
IEM compiles, translates, and structures Iraq's Ministry of Electricity annual reports into clean, analyst-ready spreadsheets covering all 73 domestic plants, 18 governorate distribution networks, tariff tables, fuel consumption, and the full 2010–2024 time series.
- Plant-level generation & capacity data (2024)
- Governorate demand, supply & loss metrics
- Fuel consumption by plant type (gas, oil, diesel)
- Revenue collection & consumer count by tariff class
- Excel & CSV exports, updated annually