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| Official statistics are the most important source. The final Energy Balance continues to include data of the following associations: | Official statistics are the most important source. The final Energy Balance continues to include data of the following associations: | ||
| * German Association of Energy and Water Industries (BDEW) | * German Association of Energy and Water Industries (BDEW) | ||
| - | * German Atomic Forum ([[https:// | + | * German Atomic Forum ([[https:// |
| * Gesamtverband Steinkohle association of the German hard-coal-mining industry (GVSt) | * Gesamtverband Steinkohle association of the German hard-coal-mining industry (GVSt) | ||
| * DEBRIV Federal German association of lignite-producing companies and their affiliated organisations | * DEBRIV Federal German association of lignite-producing companies and their affiliated organisations | ||
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| The data of the Federal Statistical Office (DESTATIS) are subject to official quality requirements. | The data of the Federal Statistical Office (DESTATIS) are subject to official quality requirements. | ||
| - | The quality reports of the Federal Statistical Office are available on the Internet, at its Web site: https:// | + | The quality reports of the Federal Statistical Office are available on the Internet, at its Web site:[[https:// |
| In addition, data from the Official Mineral Oil Statistics (AMS) of the Federal Öffice of Economics and Export Control (BAFA) are used. The Official Mineral Öil Statistics for Germany (AMS), which are | In addition, data from the Official Mineral Oil Statistics (AMS) of the Federal Öffice of Economics and Export Control (BAFA) are used. The Official Mineral Öil Statistics for Germany (AMS), which are | ||
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| The coal-statistics data available in Germany have a semi-official status, and they are very precise and reliable. For more than 60 years, the Statistik der Kohlenwirtschaft coal-sector-statistics association | The coal-statistics data available in Germany have a semi-official status, and they are very precise and reliable. For more than 60 years, the Statistik der Kohlenwirtschaft coal-sector-statistics association | ||
| has served as a liaison between coal-sector companies and official producers of statistics. Official coal statistics in this area are based on surveys carried out by the Statistik der Kohlenwirtschaft association. | has served as a liaison between coal-sector companies and official producers of statistics. Official coal statistics in this area are based on surveys carried out by the Statistik der Kohlenwirtschaft association. | ||
| - | A large portion of the coal data is made publicly accessible on the website | + | A large portion of the coal data is made publicly accessible on the website: [[https:// |
| The transparency this provides also attests to the reliability and accuracy of these data sources. The //Energy Statistics Act// (Energiestatistikgesetz) has no separate paragraph relative to surveys on the domestic coal sector; its refers instead explicitly to the functioning system of coal statistics. | The transparency this provides also attests to the reliability and accuracy of these data sources. The //Energy Statistics Act// (Energiestatistikgesetz) has no separate paragraph relative to surveys on the domestic coal sector; its refers instead explicitly to the functioning system of coal statistics. | ||