Finland: total energy consumption 2022

In 2022, total consumption of energy in Finland amounted to roughly 1.29 million terajoules. During that year, the largest energy source in Finland was wood fuels, with approximately 367 petajoules, followed by oil with nearly 265 petajoules. The consumption of nuclear energy totaled over 264 petajoules. The smallest energy source was peat with roughly 36.7 petajoules.

Total energy consumption in Finland in 2022, by energy source (in terajoules)

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Release date

December 2023

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Finland

Survey time period

2022

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The source adds the following information: "Total energy consumption describes total commensurate consumption of domestic energy sources and imported energy in Finland. It includes fuels used in the production and processing of energy, and energy used in final consumption, including transport fuels and fuels used for heating buildings."

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