Infographics and datasets on forestry biomass

Bioeconomy

The list below includes infographics and data visualisations realised by the JRC to show the dimension and impacts of the forest-based sector in the EU.

Statistics and related analysis on Forests, forestry and logging by Eurostat provide reliable information on the EU forest sector.
EU Biomass supply and demand in 2022 (2025): The infographic provides data on the amount of biomass produced and used by primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors within the EU in the year 2022.
EU Biomass Flows (2022): This diagram is a compilation of harmonised data from the various units contributing to the Biomass project.
Forest Information System for Europe (FISE) Access the first common database on the state, health and sustainability of Europe’s forests and share information with the forest community.
FAOStat – Forestry production and trade : This datasets focuses on production, imports and exports of wood products by country from 1961 onwards.
INForest : Launched in 2021, this platform offers data on forest products, resources, wood energy and much more.
Wood resource balance sheets for EU Member States (2009-2017 data): These facts sheets are available in the Bioeconomy country dashboard under Biomass by sector.
Sankey diagrams of woody biomass flows in the European Union (2009-2017 data): These Sankey diagrams visualise the woody biomass flows within the forest-based sector in the European Union.

Originally published	01 Apr 2025
Related organisation(s)	JRC - Joint Research Centre
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