In 2024, Brazil's tax expenditure on coal for electricity generation is forecasted at $47.78 million, rising steadily to $50.63 million by 2028. This represents an approximate compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 1.46% over the five-year period. Year-on-year, the tax expenditure grows by around 1.51% from 2024 to 2025, and continues this trend, indicating a gradual increase in financial allocation.

Looking ahead, important trends to watch for include:

The potential impact of shifts in energy policy towards renewable sources, which could alter tax incentives and expenditures.
Fluctuations in global coal prices affecting government expenditure.
Increasing regulatory pressure to reduce carbon emissions, potentially influencing future forecasts.