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Figures for 2025-2026

The statistics show registered mortality of large carnivores in Norway. The figures are given by region and cause. The statistics also comprise the number of hunting licenses and the number of lynx shot under quota hunting and the number of bears, wolverines and wolves shot under license.

Figures for May 2026

The index measures the monthly cost development of residential building construction works. The cost indices are not affected by changes in productivity or changes in profit margins. It is primarily used for contract escalation in construction contracts.

Figures for 2026-2100

National population projections are calculations of how the population in Norway will potentially develop over time, given different assumptions about fertility, mortality, immigration and emigration.

Figures for 2026-2050

Regional population projections are calculations of how the population in Norway will potentially develop over time, given different assumptions about fertility, mortality, internal migration, immigration and emigration. Read about results, methods and assumptions in the relevant report (in Norwegian).

Figures for 2025

The energy balance shows total production, transformation and use of all energy products within Norwegian territory. It shows the production and use of different energy products for different purposes, and whether the energy products are extracted from renewable or non-renewable sources. The energy account shows all energy products produced and used by industries in the Norwegian economy, including abroad. Also included are figures for energy intensity and figures from decomposition analyzes of changes in energy consumption. The national accounts definitions are followed.

According to the main projection alternative, Norway’s demographic development is expected to continue along well-established trajectories: the population will grow, urbanization persists, and the population is ageing.

In the main alternative of the projections, the population grows from just over 5.6 million people today to 5.75 million in 2030, 6.2 million in 2050 and almost 6.4 million in 2100.

Figures for May 2026

The statistics monitors the number of building permits given, buildings under construction and buildings completed. The statistics also give figures for new dwellings as a result of rebuilding existing buildings, and for buildings that have been demolished, burnt down or otherwise ceased to exist.

Figures for 2025

The statistics show the number of agricultural and forestry properties, land resources, the number and type of buildings, persons residing on the properties and ownership information.

The report provides a complete picture of resource allocation to research and development (R&D) in the seafood industry. The seafood industry encompasses fisheries-related R&D and aquaculture R&D across all three R&D-performing sectors: the business enterprise sector, the institute sector, and the higher education sector. The figures are drawn from thematic areas within R&D statistics.