Commonwealth Medium quality. Total energy use for OSCAR Data OSCAR Data. agencies. Energy usage data for several individual Commonwealth public buildings; many records noted as "Australia Wide". University James Individual campus Relevant. Energy (including end-use) and Cook buildings of JCU scale data for two years only University (via DCCEE) Detention 7 detention centres Energy and some scale data. centres Clubs DCCEE CSCC in ACT Good energy and scale data for years 2007-10 TAS gvt (via Govt offices, health Mostly relevant although QA process has agencies DCCEE) buildings and schools revealed problems with some energy and scale data. QLD gvt DCCEE Health buildings, gvt One year only and some missing scale offices and health data. buildings Various Energetics Airports, tertiary, High quality. Good energy and scale data (via law courts and for years 2007-10. Some records missing DCCEE) hospitals scale data. Schools DCCEE ACT public schools Relevant. Some scale and energy data for 2009-11. Supplement/check with pitt&sherry data. Courts DCCEE ACT magistrates Relevant. Scale and energy data Years court 2008-12 Various NT gvt DCCEE Govt offices, health Relevant. Energy and scale data with care buildings, various time series 2004-10. public buildings and schools Each record contains up to forty data fields including: Building identification details, including an individual Building ID code, but also name and street address available Other locational details (State, region, postcode where available) Data contacts data (varying depending on the building type Other activity data (varying depending on the building type) Data on cogeneration, power or onsite renewables where available (very few records) Energy consumption by fuel (generally electricity, gas, LPG, diesel/oil) Total energy consumption (where no fuel mix available) A large number of electrical end-use categories (which vary by building type) where available A smaller number of gas end-use categories (varying by building type) where available.
OSCAR Data Commonwealth OSCAR Data. Medium quality. Total energy use for agencies. Energy usage data for several individual Commonwealth public buildings; many records noted as "Australia Wide". University James Cook University (via DCCEE) Individual campus buildings of JCU Relevant. Energy (including end-use) and scale data for two years only Detention centres 7 detention centres Energy and some scale data. Clubs DCCEE CSCC in ACT Good energy and scale data for years 2007-10 TAS gvt agencies (via DCCEE) Govt offices, health buildings and schools Mostly relevant although QA process has revealed problems with some energy and scale data. QLD gvt DCCEE Health buildings, gvt offices and health buildings One year only and some missing scale data. Various Energetics (via DCCEE) Airports, tertiary, law courts and hospitals High quality. Good energy and scale data for years 2007-10. Some records missing scale data. Schools DCCEE ACT public schools Relevant. Some scale and energy data for 2009-11. Supplement/check with pitt&sherry data. Courts DCCEE ACT magistrates court Relevant. Scale and energy data Years 2008-12 Various NT gvt DCCEE Govt offices, health care buildings, public buildings and schools Relevant. Energy and scale data with various time series 2004-10. Each record contains up to forty data fields including: Building identification details, including an individual Building ID code, but also name and street address available Other locational details (State, region, postcode where available) Data contacts data (varying depending on the building type Other activity data (varying depending on the building type) Data on cogeneration, power or onsite renewables where available (very few records) Energy consumption by fuel (generally electricity, gas, LPG, diesel/oil) Total energy consumption (where no fuel mix available) A large number of electrical end-use categories (which vary by building type) where available A smaller number of gas end-use categories (varying by building type) where available.
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