Energy

Statistics

Business statistics
Provides information on the activity in the Norwegian business sector
Business statistics for the electricity industry
The statistics cover economic figures for the electricity industry, as well as power prices and grid rent
District heating and district cooling
Includes figures on production and consumption of district heating and district cooling
Electricity
The statistics about production, import and export and consumption of electricity.
Electricity prices
The electricity price statistics include information about average electricity
Energy consumption in households
The purpose of the statistics is to present figures for average energy consumption per household for different household types and house types, and to study the development over time. The statistics also comprise combinations of heating equipment in dwellings.
Energy use in the manufacturing sector
The purpose of this statistics is to highlight the energy consumption in the manufacturing and mining industry in Norway.
Index of industrial production
Monitors the development of added value in oil and gas, manufacturing, mining and electricity
Investments in oil and gas, manufacturing, mining and electricity supply
The survey monitors the development in estimated and final investments within oil and gas activities, manufacturing, mining & quarrying and electricity supply.
Producer price index
Measures the price of domestic produced goods sold both to the Norwegian and foreign market
Production and consumption of energy, energy balance and energy account
Shows total production, transformation and use of all energy products on Norwegian territory
Turnover in oil and gas, manufacturing, mining and electricity supply
Monitors the turnover within oil and gas, manufacturing, mining and electricity supply
Commodity price index for the industrial sector
The statistics has been discontinued
Energy consumption in service industries
The statistics has been discontinued
Energy use - StatRes
The statistics has been discontinued

Analyses, articles and publications

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  1. Compensation for indirect carbon costs – Impacts on electricity efficiency, production and emissions

    The EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) leads to higher electricity prices and thus higher costs for electricity-intensive industries in the EU, reducing their competitiveness compared to those in non-EU countries.

  2. Feed-in Tariffs, Intermittency, and Inefficient Investment

    Feed-in tariffs (FiTs) have been instrumental in expanding renewable electricity generation but can distort investment by insulating producers from market price volatility. This paper develops a twostage model of electricity markets with stochastic demand and supply shocks, showing that a higher share of intermittent renewable generation increases electricity price volatility and lowers the market value of intermittent output.

  3. Lowest electricity price since 2020

    The household electricity price in 2025 was 2 percent lower than in 2024. This is the lowest level registered since 2020.

  4. Slightly higher electricity price in third quarter

    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.

  5. Slightly higher electricity price

    Despite a decline in the spot price of electricity, the average electricity price for households was 3 percent higher in the second quarter of 2025 than in the previous quarter, but 1,1 percent lower than in the second quarter of last year.

  6. Slightly lower electricity price in first quarter

    The household electricity price in the first quarter was about 1,5 per cent lower compared to the previous quarter, and almost at the same level as the average price of electricity in the first quarter for the last five years. However, the electricity price varied significantly between the northern and southern part of Norway.

  7. Lowest electricity price in four years

    The household electricity price in 2024 was 6,6 percent lower than in 2023. This is the lowest level registered since 2020.

  8. Lower electricity price

    The household electricity price in third quarter was about 12 per cent lower compared to the previous quarter. The electricity price has now decreased for two consecutive quarters.

  9. Access to electricity and cooking solutions. Technical documentation

    This document presents the technical approach for how to collect, process and publish data on the multi-tier household access to electricity and cooking solutions based upon the Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP), a global knowledge and technical assistance program administered by the World Bank.

  10. Access to Electricity and Modern Cooking Solutions in Mozambique

    The report presents key findings from the survey on households' access to (sustainable) energy for electricity and cooking, as well as the quality of the access.

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