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In 2009, energy consumption in the Netherlands was more than 2 percent down on the preceding year. The reduction was realised in the first three quarters.

Levy on natural gas, electricity and other heating fuels (oil, petroleum, LPG not used as car or boat fuel.)

Custom-made data tables regarding the participation of businesses in instruments aimed at the energy sector. The tables are available upon request. Commissioned by the Netherlands Enterprise Agency...

How did Dutch trade in goods fare during the coronavirus and Brexit shocks? How have trading companies dealt with these exogenous shocks and which traders have been hit the hardest? Which...

The capacity to perform work.

The total of raw materials and products registered under the Combined Nomenclature for international trade (chapter 27 numbers 29022000-29029080 and tariffs 3403 and 3811). This includes crude oil,...

This report documents the recalculation of Dutch stationary GHG emissions by Statistics Netherlands in 2004/2005. This recalculation has been executed for the period 1990-2002 and was instigated by a...

Housing costs constitute the most significant part of the average household budget. Proportionally, the lowest income brackets spend most on housing.

The consumer price index (CPI) was 1.8 percent higher in February than in the same month last year.

Society’s need to describe complex phenomena - such as the consequences of an economic crisis - is growing exponentially.

In the fourth quarter of 2019, CO 2 emissions were 1.8 percent up year-on-year.

In 2018, drinking water consumption by Dutch households increased by 7 percent relative to one year previously. The agricultural sector used considerably more water than in 2017 (150 percent).

In 2019, the Netherlands generated 18 percent more electricity from renewable sources than in the previous year. The increase was 11 percent in 2018.