In 2024, Germany's tax expenditure on fossil fuels is forecasted to account for 0.15% of GDP, reflecting no change from 2023. Over the subsequent years, the tax expenditure as a share of GDP is projected to decrease incrementally, reaching 0.13% by 2028. This trend indicates a continuous decline year-on-year, with a standardized year-on-year percentage decrease from 2026 onwards.

Key future trends to consider include:

Ongoing government policies aimed at reducing fossil fuel subsidies, aligning with Germany's commitment to climate targets.
Potential shifts in energy markets and technological advancements influencing fossil fuel usage.
Changes in public sentiment and regulatory frameworks related to environmental sustainability.