Office of the Administrator
Guy F. Caruso, Administrator
EI-1, Room 2H-027, Forrestal Building
Washington, DC 20585
(202) 586-4361

Responsible for the management of the Energy Information Administration (EIA) which collects, evaluates, and disseminates data pertaining to energy resources, reserves, production, and demand.

Office of Oil and Gas
Kenneth A. Vagts, Director
EI-40, Room 2G-020, Forrestal Building
Washington, DC 20585
(202) 586-6012

Designs, develops, and maintains oil and gas statistical data and current and short-term analytical and forecasting information systems. Performs data collection, quality control, processing analyses, short-term forecasting, and report preparation activities associated with these energy sources.

Petroleum Division
John S. Cook, Director
EI-42, Room 2G-051, Forrestal Building
Washington, DC 20585
(202) 586-5986

Designs, develops, and maintains statistical and short-term forecasting information systems for crude oil and refined petroleum products. Performs data collection, processing, current analyses, and short-term forecasting, and report preparation activities associated with the availability of crude oil and refined petroleum products prices and other petroleum industry distribution information systems.
 
Natural Gas Division
James M. Kendell, Director
EI-44, Room BE-054, Forrestal Building
Washington, DC 20585
(202) 586-9646

Designs, develops, and maintains statistical and short-term forecasting information systems for crude oil and natural gas reserves, and for the natural gas industry and markets. Performs data processing, data review, analysis, short-term forecasting, and report preparation activities associated with crude oil, natural gas resources, and the natural gas industry and markets.

Collection and Dissemination Division
Audrey E.J. Corley, Director
EI-45, Room 2E-068, Forrestal Building
Washington, DC 20585
(202) 586-4804

Designs, develops, and maintains data collection and product dissemination systems. Performs survey data collection and both electronic and hard copy product dissemination for the Office of Oil and Gas surveys and products. Addresses customer service requests and concerns.

Reserves and Production Division
John H. Wood, Director
EI-46, Dallas Field Office
1999 Bryan Street, Suite 1110
Dallas, TX 75201
(214) 720-6160

Designs, develops, and maintains statistical and analytical information systems for domestic and international oil and gas reserves resources, production, costs, and prices. Performs data processing, analyses, short-term forecasting, modeling, and report preparation activities associated with oil and gas reserves, resources, production, costs, and prices.

Office of Coal, Nuclear, Electric and Alternate Fuels
Scott B. Sitzer, Director
EI-50
1000 Independence Ave SW
Washington, DC 20585
(202) 586-5509

Designs, develops, and maintains coal, nuclear, electric, and alternate fuels statistical and short-term forecasting information systems. Prepares publications and electronic media and internet files containing these data and provides information for the National Energy Modeling System and other EIA forecasting models. Analyzes historical trends for coal, nuclear, electric power, and renewable energy. Produces forecasts for the short-term, performs data quality control, and improves and maintains systems for data collection and analyses. Performs statistical interpretation, analyses, and provides support to other DOE offices, Federal Agencies, Congress, and the public for these energy sources.

Coal, Nuclear, Renewables Division
Thomas Schmitz, Director
EI-52
1000 Independence Ave SW
Washington, DC 20585
(202) 586-1641

Designs, develops, and maintains coal, nuclear, and renewable fuels data collection surveys. Prepares publications containing these data and provides information for the National Energy Modeling System and other EIA forecasting models. Analyzes historical trends for coal, nuclear and renewable energy, produces forecasts for the short-term, performs quality control, and improves and maintains systems for data collection and analyses. Performs statistical interpretation, analyses, and provides support to other DOE offices, Federal agencies, Congress, and the public for these energy sources.

Electric Power Division
Robert M. Schnapp, Director
EI-53
1000 Independence Ave SW
Washington, DC 20585
(202) 586-5114

Designs, develops, and maintains electric data surveys, provides statistical information and short-term forecasting systems related to electricity. Analyzes historical trends, produces forecasts for the short-term, performs quality control, and improves and maintains systems for data collection and analyses. Performs statistical interpretation, analyses, and support to other DOE offices, Federal agencies, Congress, and the public for these energy sources.

Office of Energy Markets and End Use
Margot H. Anderson, Director
EI-60, Room 2G-090, Forrestal Building
Washington, DC 20585
(202) 586-2589

Designs, develops, and maintains energy statistical and short-term forecasting information systems concerning consumption, financial performance, emergency preparedness, international markets and other subjects that cut across energy sources. The Office also performs data collection, quality control, processing, analysis, and report preparation activities associated with these areas.

Energy Markets and Contingency Information Division
Mark E. Rodekohr, Director
EI-62, Room 2G-060, Forrestal Building
Washington, DC 20585
(202) 586-1130

Develops and maintains financial and contingency/emergency statistical information systems. Designs, develops, and maintains the integrated short-term modeling and information systems. Performs data collection, data quality control, analysis, short-term forecasting, and report preparation activities concerning subjects that cut across energy sources and that deal with current energy situations and short-term projections.

Energy Consumption Division
Stephanie Battle, Director
EI-63, Room 2G-2108, Forrestal Building
Washington, DC 20585
(202) 586-7237

Designs, develops, maintains representative, national-level statistical surveys and information systems to provide data on energy consumption and expenditures for major energy sources, other energy measures, and associated characteristics of energy users. Performs quality control, statistical methodological development, processing, analysis, and report preparation activities associated with end use consumption.

Integrated Energy Statistics Division
Joe Ayoub, Director
EI-64, Room 2G-089, Forrestal Building
Washington, DC 20585
(202) 586-8994

Develops and maintains historical databases and published products that integrate energy statistics of all major forms at the international, national, and state level. Integrates statistics for petroleum, natural gas, coal, electricity, nuclear fuel, and renewable energy. Calculates integrated summaries of major energy activities including reserves, production, consumption, trade, storage, prices and expenditures, and prepares supply and disposition balances. The products of the Division provide a basis for data analysis, modeling, forecasting, and quality control.

Statistics and Methods Group
Nancy J. Kirkendall, Director
EI-70
1000 Independence Ave SW
Washington, DC 20585
(202) 586-7777

Provides methodological and statistical support, advice and consultation to EIA and Department survey design and statistical analysis activities to ensure products of the highest quality. Coordinates the statistical programs of EIA with the Office of Management and Budget, other Federal agencies, and academic and professional groups. Supports EIA offices in the identification and application of various methodologies used to improve the quality, relevance and timeliness of published statistics. Provides applied research and implementation support to improve the forecasting accuracy of EIA models. Coordinates the EIA Performance Measures database and has the lead responsibility for the development and evaluation of Performance Measures in EIA. Manages the public-use forms clearance process for DOE’s energy information collections and directs the energy information burden control program. Supports efforts to maintain EIA data confidentiality and to eliminate disclosure of data in its published reports.

Office of Integrated Analysis and Forecasting
John J. Conti, Director
EI-80, Room 2F-081, Forrestal Building
Washington, DC 20585
(202) 586-2222

Conducts forward-looking analyses and develops forecasts of alternative energy futures. Develops, applies, and maintains the National Energy Modeling System (NEMS) and other modeling systems needed to analyze and illuminate the complex interactions of the demand, conversion, and supply for all energy sources and their economic and environmental impacts. Performs analytical studies of integrated energy markets and how they are affected by alternative energy policies and other parameters. Prepares mid- and long-term forecasts of energy markets, penetration of new technologies, and changes in energy, environmental, and macro-economic policies and international developments. Publishes regular reports and special reports as requested. Coordinates with other EIA offices to maintain data systems needed for inputs to integrated analysis forecasting models and analyses. Conducts the voluntary reporting program on Greenhouse Gas Emissions and produces related reports.

International, Economic and Greenhouse Gases Division
Glen Sweetnam, Director
EI-81, Room 2F-081, Forrestal Building
Washington, DC 20585
(202) 586-2188

Produces the International Energy Outlook, and maintains the World Energy Projection System. Produces the macroeconomic forecasts for the Annual Energy Outlook and the International Energy Outlook. Prepared EIA’s Annual Report on Greenhouse Gas Emissions and directs the voluntary reporting program on Greenhouse Gas Emissions.

Coal and Electric Power Division
J. Alan Beamon, Director
EI-82, Room 2H-034, Forrestal Building
Washington, DC 20585
(202) 586-2025

Conducts forward-looking analyses of coal, nuclear, electric power, and renewable fuels markets; generates mid- and long-term forecasts for these sectors; and maintains the NEMS components for these industries and other models dealing with production and distribution of coal, and capacity planning, generation, transmission and distribution, and pricing of electricity.
 
Oil and Gas Division
Michael Schaal , Director
EI-83, Room 2H-034, Forrestal Building
Washington, DC 20585
(202) 586-5590

Conducts forward-looking analyses of oil and natural gas activities; generates mid- and long-term forecasts for these sectors; and maintains the NEMS components for these industries and other models dealing with production and distribution of oil and natural gas.

Demand and Integration Division
Paul D. Holtberg, Director
EI-84, Room 2F-095, Forrestal Building
Washington, DC 20585
(202) 586-1284

Conducts forward-looking analyses of energy demand; generates mid- and long-term forecasts of energy demand; and develops and maintains the demand and integration components of the National Energy Modeling System (NEMS) and other models dealing with the demand for energy services and energy consumption.