The free register as files

Every public entry on the register, 1,569 rows, as CSV and JSON, rebuilt with every deploy. Free to use with a credit. One file for everything and one per technology.

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• Every entry (CSV) · JSON1,569 entries
• Battery storage (CSV)133 entries · the pages
• Data centre (CSV)84 entries · the pages
• Grid infrastructure (CSV)742 entries · the pages
• Hybrid co-located (CSV)44 entries · the pages
• Other (CSV)6 entries · the pages
• Solar PV (CSV)278 entries · the pages
• Wind (offshore) (CSV)35 entries · the pages
• Wind (onshore) (CSV)247 entries · the pages

What is in the files

One row per published entry, with these columns: reference, url, title, entry_type, asset_type, incident_category, severity, incident_year, incident_month, country, country_code, region, lifecycle_stage, part_named, what_happened, contributing_factors, lessons_learned, source_url, provisional, published_at. Dates are the month where the reporting gave one. part_named is filled for data centre entries only: the part the reporting itself names, never a guess. provisional is yes for an entry still waiting on a second source (the review process).

What is not in the files: the record behind an entry (site, operator, manufacturer, cause where it is established, downtime and modelled loss). That is for subscribers; one complete record is open to everyone. Confidential entries are anonymised in the files exactly as they are on the site.

How to use them

• Credit "Energy Incident Register, energyincidentregister.com" and keep the entry reference (for example EIR-0888) and the source column with the data. The terms, section 3, say the rest.
• To cite the dataset: Energy Incident Register (2026). Public entries, 2026-10-04. https://energyincidentregister.com/data/
• For a live feed instead of a file: the free API (50 entries a call) or email alerts.
• If a row is wrong, the correction is free, for anyone.