Statistics Norway’s figures for April–June 2026 put sea freight handled at all Norwegian ports at 44,498,862 tonnes. Bergen recorded 13,818,533 tonnes, or 31.1% of the national total. Narvik handled 4,700,077 tonnes, equal to 10.6%.
The selected table measures maritime freight and presents port tonnage as parts of the all-ports total. SSB’s wider maritime statistics also cover passenger transport, but the figures cited here are freight only. The release describes volumes handled; it does not attribute changes to any particular commodity, route or cause.
INSEE data for 2022 put the share of the region’s most polluting car classes at 29.8%, rising to 48.7% among car-owning households with the lowest incomes.
INE reported that the index fell 1.8% from the preceding quarter in the fourth quarter of 2026. The balance of firms expecting favorable conditions narrowed to 5.7 points.
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