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Wskaźniki cen lokali mieszkalnych w 1 kwartale 2025 r. w cyklu #ciekawostkistatystyczne W 1 kwartale 2025 r. ceny - bojowonastawionaowca

Wskaźniki cen lokali mieszkalnych w 1 kwartale 2025 r. w cyklu #ciekawostkistatystyczne W 1 kwartale 2025 r. ceny lokali mieszkalnych w Polsce wzrosły w stosunku do poprzedniego kwartału o 0,7%. Na rynku pierwotnym wzrost ten wyniósł 0,9%, natomiast na rynku wtórnym – 0,5%. W porównaniu z

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Public spending on education was 4.6% of the EU’s GDP

In 2022, public spending on education (from pre-primary to the tertiary level) in the EU accounted for 4.6% of its gross domestic product (GDP). This figure represents a decrease of 0.3 percentage points (pp) from the previous year and 0.4 pp from 2020 (5.0%), the year with the highest level of public expenditure on education since the data collection started in 2012. When examining spending across the different educational levels, as defined by the International standard classification of education (ISCED), the largest share of expenditure on education was allocated to tertiary education (1.2% of the GDP) and the smallest to pre-primary education (0.6%). Source dataset: educ_uoe_fine06 The highest level of public expenditure on education relative to the GDP among the EU countries was observed in Sweden (6.9%), followed by Belgium (6.2%) and Finland (5.9%). The lowest levels were registered in Romania (2.9%), Croatia (3.1%) and Greece (3.4%).

EU coal production and consumption reach historical low

In 2024, EU coal production and consumption fell to their lowest recorded levels, reaching 242 million tonnes and 306 million tonnes, respectively. Compared with 2023, the consumption fell by 13% and the production by 12%. This came after a record year-on-year decrease between 2022 and 2023 when production fell by 21% and consumption by 23%. Source datasets: nrg_cb_sff and nrg_cb_sffm This historical decrease in coal consumption in the EU was accompanied by a fading role of the fuel in electricity generation. The share of coal in electricity generation in the EU fell from 16% in 2022 to 12% in 2023. Russia loses its position as the EU’s main hard coal supplier In recent years, there has been a significant reshuffling among the main suppliers of coal to the EU. Net imports of hard coal from Russia plummeted by 98% between 2021 and 2023. This decline was a consequence of the EU’s ban on hard coal imports from Russia, which came into force in August 2022, following Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine. In 2023, 90% of hard coal net imports originated from 5 countries: Australia and the United States (both 25%), Colombia (18%), South Africa (14%) and Kazakhstan (9%). Source dataset: nrg_ti_sff and nrg_te_sff In 2023, the EU’s import dependency rate for hard coal reached 67%. This dependency rate remains below the ones for oil and natural gas (95% and 90%, respectively).

Guest nights booked online show solid growth in Q1 2025

In the first quarter of 2025, guests spent 129.6 million nights in short-term rental accommodation in the EU, booked via Airbnb, Booking or Expedia. 2025 appears promising, as the total number of guest nights increased by 4.8% compared with 2024 and by as much as 34.5% compared with 2023. Nights spent in short-stay accommodation increased by 16.3% in January 2025 and 11.6% in February compared with the same months of 2024. On the other hand, data show an 8.6% decrease in March this year compared with March 2024, mostly due to the Easter holidays, which took place in April this year and March last year. Strong results in the first 2 months helped offset the seasonal decline observed in March. Source dataset: tour_ce_omr This information comes from monthly data on short-stay accommodation offered via online platforms. Today, Eurostat published the data for the first quarter of 2025 at the national level and the fourth quarter of 2024 at the regional level. This news article presents several highlights from the more detailed Statistics Explained article. For a more in-depth analysis, please also refer to the Statistics Explained article with annual data. Top destination in the autumn of 2024: Andalucía The most popular regions for short-term rental accommodation booked via online platforms in the last quarter of 2024 were Andalucía (8.7 million nights) and Canarias (7.6 million) in Spain and Île-de-France in France (7.2 million). In the same quarter, among the top 20 regions, 5 were located in Spain and another 5 in Italy, 4 were in France, 2 in Portugal, and 1 region each in Hungary, Poland, Greece and Austria. Source dataset: tour_ce_omn12

Renewable energy supply grew by 3.4% in 2024

In 2024, according to preliminary data, the supply of renewable energy in the EU increased by 3.4% compared with 2023, amounting to around 11.3 million terajoules (TJ) in 2024. In contrast, the supply of coal continued to decrease. Brown coal supply decreased by 10% to 199 302 thousand tonnes, while hard coal supply dropped by 13.8% to 110 924 thousand tonnes. Both figures are the lowest recorded since the data series began. After a sharp drop in the EU’s natural gas supply in 2023, 2024 recorded a very modest increase of 0.3% compared with 2023, reaching a value of 12.8 million TJ. In terms of oil and petroleum products, the supply totalled 454 038 thousand tonnes, indicating a 1.2% drop compared with 2023. Source datasets: nrg_cb_sff, nrg_cb_gas, nrg_cb_oil, nrg_cb_rw and nrg_ind_pehnf This information comes from data on energy production and imports published by Eurostat today. The article presents a handful of findings from the more detailed Statistics Explained article on energy production and imports. Renewables made up 47.3% of EU electricity production In 2024, renewable energy was the leading source of electricity in the EU, accounting for 47.3% of all electricity production. Renewables generated 1.31 million Gigawatt-hour (GWh), marking an increase of 7.7% compared with 2023. Conversely, electricity generated from fossil fuels decreased by 7.2% compared with the previous year, contributing 0.81 million GWh, or 29.2% of the total electricity production. Nuclear plants produced 0.65 million GWh or 23.4% of the EU electricity production, reflecting a 4.8% increase in production compared with 2023. Source datasets: nrg_ind_pehcf and nrg_ind_pehnf

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