What is the European Green Deal?
Making Europe climate neutral by 2050, boosting the economy through green technology, creating sustainable industry and transport, cutting pollution.
What's in it for me?
Making energy, transport and buildings greener, improving the quality of air, water and soil, producing healthier food and sustainable agriculture.
What if we do not act?
The consequences of inaction on our health, our environment and our economy.
The EU's track record on climate action
What the EU has achieved so far in modernising the economy and reducing emissions.
The EU as a global leader
Establishing international green alliances, setting global standards for sustainable growth, making climate issues part of international relations.
The Just Transition Mechanism: making sure no one is left behind
Targeted support to regions and sectors in the transition towards the green economy
Investing in a climate-neutral and circular economy
Funding the European green deal through public and private finance.
EU funded projects to green the economy
What is already being done today to create economic opportunities and help citizens and businesses cut emissions
A European Climate Law
Transforming promises into legal obligations
A Climate Pact
Public consultation to bring together regions, local communities, civil society, business and schools
European year of rail 2021
Increasing rail’s share in transporting people and goods
Circular Economy action plan
Changing the way we produce and consume by presenting initiatives to reduce waste, phase out single-use products and boost recycling.
EU Biodiversity Strategy for 2030
The Biodiversity Strategy will put Europe’s biodiversity on the path to recovery by 2030, for the benefit of people, climate and the planet.
From Farm to Fork
Our food, our health, our planet, our future.
Renovation wave
The aim of the Renovation Wave is to double the renovation rate of our buildings to make them fit for a climate neutral future.
Methane Strategy
Methane emissions are the second biggest contributor to climate change after CO2. The methane strategy is designed to reduce these emissions.
Chemicals strategy for sustainability
The Commission aims to boost innovation for safe and sustainable chemicals, and increase protection for human health and the environment against hazardous chemicals.
A new European Bauhaus
The New European Bauhaus will be a driving force to bring the European Green Deal to life in an attractive, innovative and human-centred way.
Offshore renewable energy
Offshore renewable energy consists of different sources that are abundant, natural and clean, like wind, wave and tidal.
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