Open Access Data

Primary data from CEEP's research

Our Open Access Data Repository features primary data sourced from CEEP's comprehensive research initiatives. Covering a wide range of themes, it offers critical insights into the energy sector. This repository serves as an essential tool for fostering informed dialogue and enabling impactful efforts in research, policy-making, and advocacy.

Terms and Conditions for Dataset Use

Access to these datasets is governed by the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license, with the additional terms and conditions listed here. By using the datasets, you agree to comply with both the Creative Commons license and these additional conditions.

  • Users must adhere to ethical research practices. Any misuse of the data that harms individuals, groups, or communities will result in access revocation and may lead to legal action.
  • Users are required to inform CEEP when the data is cited or published and must share a copy of the publication with CEEP.
  • CEEP is not responsible for any conclusions, interpretations, or results derived from the use of this data. Users assume all financial, legal, or other liabilities resulting from its use.
  • Users agree to indemnify CEEP against any claims or liabilities arising from the use of this data.
  • CEEP reserves the right to grant, deny, or revoke access to the data at any time, particularly in cases of misuse or non-compliance with these terms.

Terms and Conditions for Dataset Use

Access to these datasets is governed by the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license, with the additional terms and conditions listed here. By using the datasets, you agree to comply with both the Creative Commons license and these additional conditions.

  • Users must adhere to ethical research practices. Any misuse of the data that harms individuals, groups, or communities will result in access revocation and may lead to legal action.
  • Users are required to inform CEEP when the data is cited or published and must share a copy of the publication with CEEP.
  • CEEP is not responsible for any conclusions, interpretations, or results derived from the use of this data. Users assume all financial, legal, or other liabilities resulting from its use.
  • Users agree to indemnify CEEP against any claims or liabilities arising from the use of this data.
  • CEEP reserves the right to grant, deny, or revoke access to the data at any time, particularly in cases of misuse or non-compliance with these terms.
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List of Data

Thermal Power Plant Worker Data

This dataset is derived from a household survey conducted to study the vulnerability and resilience of contractual workers in Rajasthan's thermal power plants. The survey used a randomised methodology to ensure statistical representativeness. Enumerators visited households along transect routes and interviewed workers at their residences.

Survey period: September 2023 – November 2023

Sample size: 433 households of contractual workers across three coal-fired thermal power plants
Key variables: Livelihoods, economic conditions, social indicators, skills, health, working conditions, welfare scheme access, and participation in collective action forums
Read the research report View the survey instrument Submit a data access request

Socio-Economic and Energy Needs Survey in Nokh

This dataset is part of an ongoing study to understand the socio-economic impact of solar and wind energy projects. We surveyed households in a village in western Rajasthan in the neighbourhood of a large solar park to collect data on socio-economic profile and energy needs. The primary objectives of the survey include: - Understanding local livelihoods, household energy consumption patterns, and community-level development indicators. - Exploring opportunities for energy deployment, adoption of energy-efficient appliances, and other low-carbon interventions.

Survey period: March 2024

Sample size: 138 household samples were selected across Nokh through stratified sampling within each neighbourhood
Key variables: Consumption, Livelihoods, skills, health and hygiene, energy access, and potential for energy deployment
Read the research report View the survey instrument Submit a data access request

List of Data

Thermal Power Plant Worker Data

This dataset is derived from a household survey conducted to study the vulnerability and resilience of contractual workers in Rajasthan's thermal power plants. The survey used a randomised methodology to ensure statistical representativeness. Enumerators visited households along transect routes and interviewed workers at their residences.

Survey period:

September 2023 – November 2023

Sample size: 433 households of contractual workers across three coal-fired thermal power plants
Key variables: Livelihoods, economic conditions, social indicators, skills, health, working conditions, welfare scheme access, and participation in collective action forums
Read the research report
View the survey instrument
Submit a data access request

Socio-Economic and Energy Needs Survey in Nokh

This dataset is part of an ongoing study to understand the socio-economic impact of solar and wind energy projects. We surveyed households in a village in western Rajasthan in the neighbourhood of a large solar park to collect data on socio-economic profile and energy needs. The primary objectives of the survey include: - Understanding local livelihoods, household energy consumption patterns, and community-level development indicators. - Exploring opportunities for energy deployment, adoption of energy-efficient appliances, and other low-carbon interventions.

Survey period:

March 2024

Sample size: 138 household samples were selected across Nokh through stratified sampling within each neighbourhood
Key variables: Consumption, Livelihoods, skills, health and hygiene, energy access, and potential for energy deployment
Read the research report
View the survey instrument
Submit a data access request
Data

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Power Sector Data

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power sector

RTI Data

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to Information requests

Data

Explore Other Data Resources

Gain deeper insights into the energy sector with our curated datasets, offering valuable data for research, analysis, and advocacy.

Power Sector Data

Curated data on Rajasthan’s
power sector

RTI Data

Data obtained through Right
to Information requests

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