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The World Energy Projection System (WEPS) is the model we use to create our International Energy Outlook (IEO). You can find more information about WEPS in the IEO overview and full documentation.
The WEPS download allows others to replicate the International Energy Outlook 2023 (IEO2023) results and discloses the source code and inputs we used. Users can also construct and analyze alternative cases, although doing so can require significant technical expertise and time.
WEPS2023 now includes the option to create a package of files that can be submitted to a job queue suitable for processing on a cloud cluster. Although EIA uses the celery task manager with a RabbitMQ message broker, users can use whatever job queue they think works best.
Once EIA receives confirmation that these data sources have been purchased, we will provide the input files required to replicate IEO2023 results.
Email the IEO team with technical questions about the WEPS archive.
