# Presentation: 661378

## Philippine Department of Energy - Energy Information Administration Program Review: Next Steps

- Dr. Mark Rodekohr
- Energy Information Administration

## Overview 

- Proposed January Workshop Topics
- Proposed January Schedule
- January Staff
- PDOE Points of Contact

## Topics

**Workshop #5:  Financial Statistics, Collection and Analysis**
**Workshop #6: Executive Information System Development**
**Workshop #7:  ****Energy Consumption Statistics –Design, Processing and Validation**** **
**Workshop #8: ****Internet Based Data Collection and Dissemination Techniques**** **

## Financial Statistics, Collection and Analysis Jon Rasmussen

- Objective:  Review techniques for the collection and analysis of financial statistics from major energy producers or retailers.
-  -  Overview of the development of EIA's Financial Reporting System.
- -  Overview of the details contained in the Financial Reporting System forms.
- - A financial review of the FRS companies that operate in the Philippines.
- A  review of the financial performance of all FRS companies
- A  review of financial data that can be used to access the state of competition in the industry.

## Executive Information System Development TBD

- Objective:  Review Executive Information System's and how to develop and implement such systems.  Details need to be worked out with the PDOE.

## Energy Consumption Statistics –Design, Processing and Validation Stephanie Battles

- Objective: Review energy consumption survey techniques including survey design, collection and processing.
- Examples from the EIA Residential Energy Consumption Survey, Commercial Energy Building Survey and Manufacturing Energy Consumption Survey will be used heavily in explaining the statistical techniques employed.

## Internet Based Data Collection and Dissemination Techniques Mark Rodekohr

- Objective: Review web based design and construction standards.  Overall site design and html coding will be discussed.  A live demonstration will be made where a web site is designed and constructed

##    Schedule 

## Dr. Mark Rodekohr

- Dr. Rodekohr is presently the Director of the Energy Markets and Contingency Information Division which consists of approximately 25-30 economists and other professionals. He has worked in the energy analysis and forecasting area of the Federal government for more than 25 years.  In his current position, Dr. Rodekohr is responsible for short-term energy market forecasting, contingency analysis, and financial statistics.

## Dr. Jon Rasmussen

- Dr. Rasmussen is a senior-level economist in the Office of Energy Markets and End Use within the Energy Information Administration (EIA) and serves as the EIA’s principal financial economist. Dr. Rasmussen has worked in the area of energy economics and finance at the EIA for nearly 20 years. He has directed numerous projects resulting in reports and other presentations in the areas of oil and gas resource development, petroleum refining and marketing, taxation of energy enterprises, energy subsidies, environmental costs, and energy industry restructuring. He is the principal author of the annual report, *Performance Profiles of Major Energy Producers*.

## Stephanie Battles

- Stephanie J. Battles is a senior energy analyst at the Energy Information Administration (EIA).  Ms. Battles received a B.S. in economics in 1985 (magna cum laude) and  M.A. in economics in 1988, both  from the University of Maryland.  She joined EIA in January 1989 as a member of the survey staff in the Energy Consumption Division within EIA.  Since joining the staff, she has been the product manager and primary analyst for several EIA energy consumption publications: *Household Energy Consumption and Expenditures 1990 (2 volumes)*, *Measuring Energy Efficiency in the United States Economy: A Beginning*, and most recently, *Manufacturing Consumption of Energy 1994*.   At the present time she is EIA’s principal analyst for the manufacturing sector and is also producing energy use, efficiency and greenhouse gas emissions indicators for all of the energy-using sectors in the United States.

## Conclusions

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