Between 2024 and 2028, the forecast indicates that total support for fossil fuels in transportation in the U.S. remains consistently low, at 0.004% of GDP. Current data show a commitment to stabilizing fossil fuel reliance in this sector, with no year-on-year variation expected over the forecast period. Given the recent trend, the compound annual growth rate stays at zero, signaling no anticipated change in public financial support intensity relative to GDP since 2023.
Future trends to watch include:
- Shifts in policy favoring renewable energy sources.
- Technological advancements in transportation affecting fuel dependencies.
- Potential economic factors influencing GDP allocation in energy subsidies.
