Corrections and revisions

The energy balance for has been revised. The key changes are: 1. Adjustments to the figures for the sectoral distribution of final energy use of diesel, ensuring better alignment with the Pollutant Release and Transfer Register (Emissieregistratie) and international energy statistics standards (for 1990-2023). 2. The availability of new data from heat suppliers has enabled the creation of a consistent time series for heat consumption in the services sector. Consequently, it is no longer necessary to record the statistical difference for heat under this sector; it is now explicitly shown (for 2015-2023). 3. Harmonization of the time series for the consumption of coke oven gas and blast furnace gas. This involves reallocating these coal-derived gases from the steel industry to blast furnace operations, effective from 2022. 4. Refinement of the figures for heavy fuel oil bunkers in 2023. The first three adjustments involve changes of, at most, a few petajoules (PJ), while the fourth adjustment amounts to just under 40 PJ.
Frequency: yearly, period: 1990-2025

The energy balance for has been revised. The key changes are: 1. Adjustments to the figures for the sectoral distribution of final energy use of diesel, ensuring better alignment with the Pollutant Release and Transfer Register (Emissieregistratie) and international energy statistics standards (for 1990-2023). 2. The availability of new data from heat suppliers has enabled the creation of a consistent time series for heat consumption in the services sector. Consequently, it is no longer necessary to record the statistical difference for heat under this sector; it is now explicitly shown (for 2015-2023). 3. Harmonization of the time series for the consumption of coke oven gas and blast furnace gas. This involves reallocating these coal-derived gases from the steel industry to blast furnace operations, effective from 2022. 4. Refinement of the figures for heavy fuel oil bunkers in 2023. The first three adjustments involve changes of, at most, a few petajoules (PJ), while the fourth adjustment amounts to just under 40 PJ.
Frequency: yearly, period: 1946-2025

“As part of the revision of the 2021–2025 energy balance, coal consumption by the industrial and energy sectors—as well as the consumption of coke-oven cokes by the industrial sector—has been adjusted based on new information.”
Frequency: monthly, period: January 2015 - August 2026

The figures for 2024 and 2025 have been updated, and the data for the years 1990 through 2023 have been revised. The most significant adjustment concerns the period from 1990 to 1994. Previously, data for these years were calculated using coal equivalents in kilograms, based on a calorific value of 29.3 MJ/kg. In this version, these have been adjusted to reflect actual physical quantities in kilograms, ensuring better alignment with the data from 1995 onwards. As a result of these changes, the figures for imports and consumption during this period are now approximately 11 percent higher. For the other years, the adjustments average 0.6%.
Frequency: yearly, period: 1802 - 2025

The monthly balance for the period 2015–2023 has been revised. The key changes are: 1. Adjustments to the figures for the sectoral distribution of final energy use of diesel, ensuring better alignment with the Pollutant Release and Transfer Register (Emissieregistratie) and international energy statistics standards and 2. Refinement of the figures for heavy fuel oil bunkers in 2023. The first three adjustments involve changes of, at most, a few petajoules (PJ), while the fourth adjustment amounts to just under 40 PJ.
Frequency: monthly, period: January 2015 - August 2026

The natural gas balance is updated according to the most recent insight of public sources and a minimal revision of residual gasses in 2022 and 2023.
Frequency: monthly, period: 2015 - October 2026

As part of the revision of the 2021–2025 energy balance, adjustments have been made—based on new information—specifically to distribution losses and the net production of electricity from wind, solar, biomass, and natural gas
Frequency: monthly, period: 1929 - August 2026

Based on new information, some figures for the years 2021 through 2023 have been revised. The adjustments are less than 0.2% and primarily relate to the use and production of electricity and heat from natural gas.
Frequency: yearly, period: 2015-2025

The years 2022 and 2023 have been revised following updated insights on the imports and exports of several types of biomass. As a result, a number of balance items have been slightly adjusted.
Frequency: yearly, period: 2015-2025

Figures for 2024 and 2025 have been updated. The figures over 2023 on non-normalised production of biogas, co-digestion of manure and other biogas have been adjusted due to an inconsistency.
Frequency: yearly, period: 1990-2025

The seasonally adjusted figures for Compensation, Wages and salaries and Social contributions have been adjusted, because these were not displayed in the correct unit (million euros).
Frequency: quarterly, period: 1995 1st quarter - 2026 3rd quarter

Data for 2024 have been added. The entire time series (starting from 2003) has been revised based on new data sources and improvements. Many variables that were previously unavailable have now been populated; see Chapter 4. Key changes include: the use of a new data source—customer databases from drinking water utility companies. The term "industrial water" has been changed to "other piped water" for the sake of clarity. The totals for "other piped water" now align with data from Vewin. A new breakdown-distinguishing between water used for cooling and water used for other purposes has been introduced, based on the e-MJV (electronic environmental annual report). This breakdown for "other piped water" can be provided reliably from 2022 onwards. Water used for irrigation in the agricultural sector has been reclassified under "other piped water," as this better reflects actual practice; previously, such irrigation water was categorized as surface water. Another new data source is the National Groundwater Register (Landelijk Grondwater Register), which provides greater insight into groundwater usage by the service sector.
Frequency: yearly, period: 2003 - 2024

Corrections in the statistical disclosure have been implemented.
Frequency: yearly, period: 2010-2025

Figures for the quarters of 2023 have been adjusted to correct an error in the recording of the settlement of the debt owed by the General Fund Exceptional Medical Expenses (AFBZ) to the State. The Maastricht debt of social security funds has been adjusted. As the adjustments relate solely to transactions between government subsectors, the figures for the general government sector (consolidated) have remained unchanged.
Frequency: quarterly, period: 1995 - 2025; 1999 QI - 2026 QII

Figures for the quarters of 2023 have been adjusted to correct an error in the recording of the settlement of the debt owed by the General Fund Exceptional Medical Expenses (AFBZ) to the State. Short-term loans of social security funds have been adjusted. As the adjustments relate solely to transactions between government subsectors, the figures for the general government sector (consolidated) have remained unchanged.
Frequency: quarterly, period: 1995 - 2025; 1999 kw I - 2026 kw II

Figures for the quarters of 2023 have been adjusted to correct an error in the recording of the settlement of the debt owed by the General Fund Exceptional Medical Expenses (AFBZ) to the State. Loans and other account receivable/payable of the State and social security funds have been adjusted. As the adjustments relate solely to transactions between government subsectors, the figures for the general government sector (consolidated) have remained unchanged.
Frequency: quarterly, period: 1995 - 2025; 1999 kw I - 2026 kw II

In the previous version, the provisional figures for 2023 were published by mistake instead of the final figures. This version includes the correct final figures for 2023.
Frequency: yearly, period: 2010-2025

Annual figures for 2025 are available. In the context of the revision policy of the National accounts the annual figures from 1995 of the financial accounts of general government have been revised. The annual figures for 2024 are final.
Frequency: yearly, period: 1995 - 2025

The figures on life expectancy without GALI-limitations were incorrect for the period 2019–2025. Short-term disabilities were included, even though this is incorrect. The incorrect figures have now been corrected.
Frequency: yearly, period: 1981 - 2025

The figures regarding the percentage of people with a GALI limitation (‘GALI limitation’, ‘GALI limitation, severe’, and ‘GALI limitation, non-severe’) were incorrect. People whose limitation was not long-standing had been included in the wrong figures. This error affected the figures from 2019 onwards. The incorrect figures have been corrected.
Frequency: yearly, period: 2014-2025

Data for 2025 has been added. Data for 2024 has been updated. Furthermore, the time series for the asset non-residential buildings has been revised in light of the annual revision of the sector accounts.
Frequency: yearly, period: 1995-2025

Data for 2025 has been added. Data for 2024 has been updated. Furthermore, the time series for the asset non-residential buildings and total land has been revised in light of the annual revision of the sector accounts.
Frequency: yearly, period: 1995-2025

An error was corrected in the SIC 09 category of table 81352 regarding 2024 divestments. To this end, the investment output was completely regenerated. This table was also regenerated to ensure consistency; the changes involve only minor adjustments.
Frequency: yearly, period: 2009 - 2024

An error in SBI 09 regarding the 2024 divestments has been corrected. To this end, the investment output was completely regenerated. This error has been corrected in this version of the figures, alongside other minor adjustments.
Frequency: yearly, period: 2009 - 2024

In the previous version of this table, quartile values for the Caribbean Netherlands as a total are mistakenly published for the years 2016 to 2022. This has been corrected in this version.
Frequency: yearly, period: 2011 - 2024

In the previous version of this table, quartile values for the Caribbean Netherlands as a total are mistakenly published for the years 2016 to 2022. This has been corrected in this version.
Frequency: yearly, period: 2011 - 2024

In the previous version of this table, quartile values for the Caribbean Netherlands as a total are mistakenly published for the years 2016 to 2022. This has been corrected in this version.
Frequency: yearly, period: 2012 - 2024

The figures for the proximity of GP out-of-hours services for the reporting year 2024 have been recalculated following a revision of the source data, as some GP out-of-hours services were incorrectly omitted. Compared to the previous publication, the average distance to GP out-of-hours services throughout the Netherlands has decreased by 0.1 km.
Frequency: twiceyearly, period: 2024

Following revision policy, 2024 data are updated, and time series of the sector accounts are revised (annual revision).
Frequency: yearly, period: 1995-2025

In the context of the revision policy of the national accounts, annual figures for the time series have been revised to resolve inaccuracies.
Frequency: yearly, period: 1995 - 2025

Following revision policy, time series of the sector accounts are revised (annual revision).
Frequency: yearly, period: 2015-2024

Following revision policy, time series of sector accounts are revised (annual revision).
Frequency: yearly, period: 1995-2025

The 2025 areas of vegetables under glass (tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers) and mushrooms are corrected according to the final agricultural census. The production figures for tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers have been updated based on the finalized areas.
Frequency: yearly, period: 1998 - 2025

The figures for 2025 on excessive drinkers (in the population and among drinkers), use of drugs excluding cannabis, and use of drugs total (last month, last year, and ever) have been adjusted. Due to an improvement in derivations, the figures differ from the previously published figures.
Frequency: yearly, period: 2014-2025

Correction as of 22 April 2026: Figures for 2023 for Industrial buildings, Civil engineering, Transport, Machinery and equipment, Cultivated biological resources, Transfer costs of grounds, Computer software and databases, Research and development, and Other fixed assets have been adjusted due to a mix-up of figures between asset types
Frequency: yearly, period: 1995-2023

Due to a coding error, the provisional figures for the items “No impact or change” and “Not applicable” within the “Extent of impact or change” category were swapped across all “Effects” categories. In addition, the provisional figures for the “Effects” categories “Transport problems in the supply chain” and “Other supply chain costs rising” were completely reversed. This has been corrected in this version.
Frequency: threeyearly, period: 2021-2023

This table has been replaced with an improved version. Due to a labeling issue, incorrect counts were shown in the breakdown between “Time since PhD: 5 years or less” and “Time since PhD: more than 5 years”. This has now been corrected.
Frequency: irregularly, period: 2019

This table has been replaced with an improved version. Due to a labeling issue, incorrect counts were shown in the breakdown between “Time since PhD: 5 years or less” and “Time since PhD: more than 5 years”. This has now been corrected.
Frequency: irregularly, period: 2019

The Motor vehicle tax surcharge rate has been adjusted for the province Friesland for 2026 from 94.6 percent to 92.1 percent. At the end of 2025, the Provincial Council of Friesland adopted an amendment stipulating that the 92.1 percent rate be maintained (the same rate as in 2025). The CBS table previously included the rate from the budget accounts (94.6%). This amendment had not yet been incorporated in the budget accounts.
Frequency: yearly, period: 2000 - 2026

The table has been updated with revised figures for self-employed persons for 2022, and these have been included in the totals.
Frequency: yearly, period: 1995-2024

Changes as of 3 February 2026: - D62 Social benefits: The COFOG-distribution of the student grants, recorded within COFOG-functions 9.2 (Secondary education) and 9.4 (Tertiary education), was incorrect for years 2021-2024 and has been improved. - P52+P53 Changes in inventories including valuables: An error has been fixed in relation to the amounts attributable to COFOG-functions 2.1 (Military defence) and 7.4 (Public health services) for year 2021. - D99 Other capital transfers: The earthquake-related costs of Energie Beheer Nederland (EBN) were incorrectly recorded in COFOG-function 4.3 (Fuel and energy) for years 2014-2020 and have been reallocated to COFOG-function 6.1 (Housing development). These capital transfers are now recorded within the same COFOG-function as for years 2021-2024. - D99 Other capital transfers: The 167M in decommissioning costs related to the Dodewaard nuclear power plant were incorrectly recorded within COFOG-function 5.3 (Pollution abatement) and have been reallocated to COFOG-function 5.1 (Waste management) for year 2024.
Frequency: yearly, period: 1995 - 2024

De gegevens in de tabel zijn bijgewerkt naar de na revisie cijfers voor de gehele tijdreeks
Frequency: yearly, period: 1995 - 2024