Graphite production — all countries

Graphite production — Norway

Graphite production in Norway in 2024 — 7,000 t. Ranked 9 in the world out of 12. Since 1995, the indicator has risen by 173.7%.

2024 7,000 t +8.02% vs 2023
World rank 9of 12
Period maximum 12,000 t2018
Period minimum 1,000 t2003

Trend over time

1995–2024 · tonnes

Graphite production — Norway, 1995–202405,00010,00015,000199519982001200420072010201320162019202220241995: 2,558 t1996: 7,065 t1997: 7,713 t1998: 8,271 t1999: 7,339 t2000: 8,392 t2001: 9,070 t2002: 8,600 t2003: 1,000 t2004: 6,000 t2005: 9,000 t2006: 9,000 t2007: 3,000 t2008: 4,100 t2009: 4,562 t2010: 6,270 t2011: 7,789 t2012: 6,992 t2013: 6,207 t2014: 8,266 t2015: 9,185 t2016: 9,600 t2017: 9,600 t2018: 12,000 t2019: 9,780 t2020: 5,549 t2021: 6,293 t2022: 10,380 t2023: 6,480 t2024: 7,000 t
Change over the period: +4,442 (+173.65%) Average annual rate: 3.53 %

Comparison, 2024

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: Norway

Norway 7,000 t
World 1.73M t
Europe & Central Asia computed 54,569 t
Northern Europe computed 7,000 t
High-income countries computed 47,000 t
Graphite production — Norway, by year Norway All countries CSV XLSX
Year t Change Change, %
2024 7,000 +520 +8.02%
2023 6,480 −3,900 −37.57%
2022 10,380 +4,087 +64.95%
2021 6,293 +744 +13.41%
2020 5,549 −4,231 −43.26%
2019 9,780 −2,220 −18.5%
2018 12,000 +2,400 +25%
2017 9,600 +0 +0%
2016 9,600 +415 +4.52%
2015 9,185 +919 +11.12%
2014 8,266 +2,059 +33.17%
2013 6,207 −785 −11.23%
2012 6,992 −797 −10.23%
2011 7,789 +1,519 +24.23%
2010 6,270 +1,708 +37.44%
2009 4,562 +462 +11.27%
2008 4,100 +1,100 +36.67%
2007 3,000 −6,000 −66.67%
2006 9,000 +0 +0%
2005 9,000 +3,000 +50%
2004 6,000 +5,000 +500%
2003 1,000 −7,600 −88.37%
2002 8,600 −470 −5.18%
2001 9,070 +678 +8.08%
2000 8,392 +1,053 +14.35%
1999 7,339 −932 −11.27%
1998 8,271 +558 +7.23%
1997 7,713 +648 +9.17%
1996 7,065 +4,507 +176.19%
1995 2,558

About the indicator

Natural graphite production, from U.S. Geological Survey data. Graphite is the third material of the battery trio after lithium and cobalt, and by weight an anode needs more of it than a cathode needs lithium. As in the other two cases, production is concentrated: most of it comes from China, which also processes the graphite mined in other countries, making dependence even greater than production figures show.

Important: Natural graphite only. Synthetic graphite, which is made from petroleum coke and is also used for anodes, is not part of this series.

Source: Mineral Commodity Summaries (USGS), license Public domain (work of a U.S. federal agency).