Between 2024 and 2028, Canada's tax expenditure on natural gas for consumers shows a slight annual decrease, from 136.67 million USD in 2024 to 136.56 million USD in 2028. While variations in percentage indicate stability with close to zero changes yearly, the forecast reflects consistent expenditure levels. Given that no significant trend of increase or decrease emerges, the compound annual growth rate over these years remains negligible.

Future trends to watch for:

Impact of government policies on reducing carbon emissions, which could affect tax incentives and expenditure.
Shifts in natural gas demand due to technological advancements or alternative energy sources.
Economic fluctuations influencing energy market prices and consequently, tax expenditures.