Key Market Indicators
Finnish fuel exports are projected to slightly decline over the next five years, falling to approximately 91,400 cubic meters by 2028 from around 91,600 cubic meters in 2023. This represents a negligible average annual decrease of 0%. Historical data since 1984 shows that Finnish fuel supply has decreased at an average rate of 5.3% each year. In contrast, Finnish fuel imports are expected to rise. By 2028, imports are forecasted to reach nearly 154,900 cubic meters, up from about 142,900 cubic meters in 2023, marking an annual compound growth rate of 1.3%. The long-term trend since 1966 shows a significant increase in Finnish fuel demand, with an average annual growth rate of 53.6%. The contrasting trends underscore a decreasing domestic supply of fuel and a growing dependency on imports to meet rising demand.
