Topics
Reducing energy consumption and achieving energy savings is essential to deliver the European Green Deal.
Energy from renewable sources reduces greenhouse gas emissions and lowers our dependence on imported fossil fuels.
The EU's integrated internal energy market helps to keep energy affordable and guarantee secure supplies.
Our energy systems need to be sufficiently flexible to facilitate cross-border, cross-sector innovation and investment.
A modern energy infrastructure, connecting markets and regions, is crucial to meet the EU’s energy and climate goals.
The EU aims to ensure the safe and secure use of civil nuclear energy, which generates almost 23% of the EU's electricity.
A resilient EU energy system ensures secure supplies at any time, even during human-made accidents, natural disasters or other disruptions.
Industrial carbon management and a gradual phase-out of fossil fuels is key for a just and clean energy transition.
EU energy cooperation with countries around the world, and international institutions, and other external energy engagements.
Innovation in low-carbon and clean energy technologies are essential to fulfil the EU’s energy union strategy.
EU policies and local initiatives ensuring a just energy transition by engaging with and supporting citizens right across the EU.
EU programmes, calls for tenders and private-public initiatives are available to finance energy projects.
Highlights
The protection of vulnerable consumers is a concern for many Europeans, according to the latest Eurobarometer.
The consultation lasts until 26 February 2026.
The consultations are open from 28 November until 23 January 2026.
Quick links
Discover our recent collection of in focus articles and myth busters, addressing energy topics.
EU measures to reduce energy costs and keep building an Energy Union that delivers more affordable and clean energy for all Europeans.
The EU energy labelling and ecodesign legislation helps improve the energy efficiency of products on the EU market.
Weekly updated information on consumer prices of petroleum products in all EU countries.
Featured video
Households exposed to energy and climate risks do not experience them in the same way. People’s levels of vulnerability can be vastly different. Some signs are visible, others appear only when we change our perspective.
This video, produced by the Energy Poverty Advisory Hub, explains how equity means adapting to specific needs and tailoring solutions so that every household can experience safety and comfort. It shows how identifying people’s specific vulnerabilities helps design and implement equitable actions that respond to different household needs.
