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Growth in electricity supply and export-related manufacturing
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2015-05-27T10:00:00.000Z
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The investment statistics monitor the development in investments within manufacturing, mining & quarrying and electricity supply. Estimates for 2015 show an increase of 3 per cent.

Investments in oil and gas, manufacturing, mining and electricity supply, Q2 2015

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Growth in electricity supply and export-related manufacturing

Total investments in 2015 are expected to be somewhat higher than in 2014. However, the first estimates for 2016 indicate extraordinary high growth in total investments.

Investments. Collected in Q2. Per cent and NOK million1Published 27 May 2015
Estimates collected in Q2 the same year
2015 / 201420142015
1Values at current prices
Manuf., mining and electric power3.443 96945 466
Manufacturing-1.420 07019 780
Mining and quarrying-35.61 404904
Electricity, gas and steam10.222 49524 783
Estimates collected in Q2 the previous year
2016 / 201520152016
Manuf., mining and electric power21.638 12446 361
Manufacturing42.312 78918 198
Mining and quarrying-1.1637630
Electricity, gas and steam11.524 69827 533

Source: Statistics Norway

New estimates for 2015 show that total investments covering manufacturing, mining & quarrying and electricity supply are expected to amount to NOK 45.5 billion measured in current value; 3 per cent higher than the corresponding figure for 2014. A solid increase in investments within electricity supply explains this development.

The first estimates for total investments in 2016 indicate a sharp increase of 22 per cent, compared with corresponding figures for 2015.Extraordinary high investment levels for export-related manufacturing, together with further growth within electricity supply explain this rise.

However, it is important to stress that early estimates for next year may contain some uncertainty. For instance, early estimates for 2015 from the corresponding survey last year were strongly revised upwards during the year. Estimates for next year must thus be interpreted with some caution.

The survey is merged with oil and gas activities, investments, starting with the next quarterly publicationOpen and readClose

From the Q3 publication in 2015, the statistics on investments in manufacturing, mining and quarrying and electricity supply (KIS) will be merged with the statistics on oil and gas activities, investments (OLJEINV). The combined statistics will provide a more comprehensive presentation of final and planned investments for oil and gas, manufacturing, mining and quarrying and electricity supply.