The forecast for the direct transfer on end-use electricity for consumers in Canada shows a steady level at 0.004% of GDP from 2024 to 2027. However, there is a slight increase to 0.005% in 2028. This indicates a stable contribution of direct transfers to consumer electricity use relative to GDP, with a noticeable uptick starting in 2028. The absence of variations in the percentage indicates continued stability in this sector, highlighting a minimal impact on GDP over the projected years compared to previous trends.

Future trends to watch for include:

Potential policy changes that could impact electricity prices and subsidies.
Advancements in renewable energy adoption, which could alter the structure of direct transfers.
Economic shifts that might affect consumer electricity consumption patterns and overall GDP proportions.