European Environmentally Related Tax Revenue from Taxes on Energy in Human Health Activities by Country

In 2023, Belgium led in environmentally related tax revenue from energy in human health activities with a value of 221.61 million USD PPP, increasing by 3.13% from the previous year. Poland and the Netherlands also showed notable revenues, with Poland experiencing a slight decline of 1.37% and the Netherlands growing by 3.02%. Conversely, Spain witnessed a decline of 3.42%, while Portugal saw a modest decrease of 1.63%. Austria experienced the most significant drop, declining 24.88%, whereas Slovenia had the most substantial increase at 11.93%. Over the past five years, Lithuania has shown steady growth with a CAGR of 2.58%.

Future trends to monitor include the potential impact of policy changes on energy taxation and shifts in energy consumption patterns. Additionally, the ongoing emphasis on renewable energy and sustainability initiatives may lead to varying impacts on tax revenues across countries. Countries with ambitious green energy policies might see a shift in tax structures impacting health-related revenues, while others lagging in the energy transition could face different challenges.