2025 03 19
Release
The Nordic Statistics Database has been updated today. Some examples of what has been added:
2025 02 28
In 2023, shares of renewables in the gross final energy consumption varied between 19,1 percent in Greenland and 79,5 percent in Iceland. The five largest countries in the Nordic region had values from 44.4 percent and up, meaning that they all met the EU's 2030 renewable energy target of 42.5 percent. All Nordic countries show increases in share of renewables in the past 20 years, with Denmark in the lead having tripled theirs.
2025 02 28
In the summer of 2024, 12 matrices with unique statistics on immigration and migration were updated in the Nordic Statistics database. We are now happy to announce the launch of a new page visualizing these!
2025 02 20
Release
The Nordic Statistics database
Nordic Statistics is a collection of comparative Nordic statistics which has existed and been funded by the Nordic Council of Ministers since the mid-1960s. The Nordic Statistics database contains about two hundred matrices.
The data is gathered from the Nordic Statistical Institutes (NSIs), the Nomesco-Nososco committees, other Nordic statistics producers as well as international sources such as Eurostat, OECD and the UN. For more details read here.