Official statistics since 1876

The household electricity price in the third quarter was about 4.8 per cent higher compared to the previous quarter, and about 13 per cent higher than average electricity price in the third quarter for the last five years. However, the electricity price varied significantly between the northern and southern part of Norway.

The housing report (Meld. St. 13) presented figures for secondary homes from both Statistics Norway (SSB) and Ambita.

Statistics Norway has uncovered an error in the consumer price index (CPI) for October, published on 10 November 2025. The effect of a new electricity support scheme was miscalculated, leading to an overestimation of headline inflation.

Companies’ latest investment estimates for 2025 within oil and gas, manufacturing, mining and quarrying and electricity supply indicate an increase in 2025. Early estimates indicate that the growth will be moderate in 2026. It is oil and gas and electricity supply that contribute most to the growth in 2025.