Does Estonia follow EU import tariffs?

Estonia follows the EU import tariff schedule. The duties for non-European countries are relatively low, especially for manufactured goods (4.2 percent average rate).

Where can I find more information about Estonian tariffs?

More information is available via the Estonian Master Tariff System. Includes information on average tariff rates and types that U.S. firms should be aware of when exporting to the market.

What is Estonia's energy policy?

The Estonian Government is giving high priority to its energy sector in its ongoing economic reform program. Government policy and objectives toward its energy sector can be summarized in two ways: to provide a reliable source of energy for the country, and to provide such energy at the lowest possible cost.

What is the main source of energy in Estonia?

Oil Shale. Oil shale (Kukersite) has been a major source of energy in Estonia for many decades, and is Estonia's primary mineral resource. Estonia accounts for about 70% of the world's oil shale production.

How much money does Estonia import from Germany?

Estonia imports from Germany worth US$ 2,256 million, with a partner share of 9.32 percent. Estonia imports from China worth US$ 2,108 million, with a partner share of 8.71 percent. Estonia imports from Finland worth US$ 2,054 million, with a partner share of 8.48 percent.

How much are Estonia goods worth?

Estonia Intermediate goods imports are worth US$ 7,246 million, product share of 29.94%. Estonia Consumer goods exports are worth US$ 7,202 million, product share of 32.29%. Estonia Consumer goods imports are worth US$ 8,912 million, product share of 36.82%. Estonia Capital goods exports are worth US$ 6,583 million, product share of 29.52%.