In 2023, China's climate change-related tax revenue stood at an estimated 3.07% of total tax revenue. The forecast indicates a slight increase to 3.08% in 2024, with a stabilization at 3.09% from 2025 through 2028. This period reflects minimal year-on-year variation, suggesting relative stability in this tax revenue segment.

Future trends to watch for include:

Government policy adjustments enhancing or imposing new climate-related taxes.
Economic or technological advancements impacting emissions and, consequently, tax calculations.
International climate agreements influencing domestic tax strategies.
Public and corporate behavior shifts in response to climate change regulations.