This page is archived.

Data published after 5 April 2022 can be found on the renewed website.

Go to the new statistics page

Environmental protection expenditure in industry

Producer: Statistics Finland
Homepage: http://www.stat.fi/til/tymm/index_en.html
Main topic: Environment and Natural Resources
Related topics:
Official Statistics of Finland (OSF): Yes
European Statistical System (ESS): Yes

Description

The statistics on environmental protection expenditure in industry describe the demand for environmental protection in industry. The statistics show the magnitudes of investments in environmental protection and operating expenditure arising from environmental protection in industry by activity. Expenditure is also broken down by target into air pollution control, water pollution control and waste management.

Data content

Environmental protection expenditure of manufacturing, mining and quarrying, and energy and water supply. Investments in environmental protection and their share of all investments in fixed assets, operating and maintenance costs, administrative and research costs and compensations relating to environmental protection. Investments and operating costs by target: air, water, waste and other environmental protection. Data on individual units in the register are confidential. Data by economic activity are public.

Classifications used

Standard Industrial Classification, Classification of Environmental Protection Activities CEPA.

Data collection methods and data sources

Direct inquiry to a sample of approximately 2,000 establishments of enterprises.

Data collections

Updating frequency

Annually.

Time of completion or release

Time series

Data are available starting from 1992.

Keywords

air protection, costs, environmental economics, environmental protection, environmental protection expenditure, environmental protection investments, expenditure, industries, investments, manufacturing, waste management

Contact information

http://tilastokeskus.fi/til/tymm/yht_en.html


Last updated 27.10.2017