The European Union has launched a series of new policies designed to tackle the deepening energy crisis. This policy focuses on reducing dependence on fossil energy sources, increasing energy efficiency, and encouraging the adoption of renewable energy. With 2022 becoming a tipping point due to geopolitical tensions and surging energy prices, the EU is moving quickly to reduce the negative impact on the daily lives of European citizens and the economy. One of the main steps taken is the implementation of energy consumption reduction schemes. Member countries are encouraged to plan for a 15% reduction in energy consumption over a specified period. This includes optimizing energy use in the industrial, transportation and household sectors. To support this policy, the EU provides incentives to companies and individuals participating in energy efficiency programs through subsidies and better financing. Furthermore, the EU is focusing on diversifying energy sources, one of which is through developing renewable natural gas infrastructure, such as biogas and green hydrogen. Investment in renewable energy is also strengthened by providing member countries with greater access to running clean energy projects. In this case, solar, wind and bioenergy technologies are important priorities. The EU targets to achieve 40% of total energy consumption coming from renewable sources by 2030. One policy that is being strengthened is the use of clean energy in the transport sector. This policy encourages the use of electric vehicles and hydrogen fueled vehicles, as well as wider charging infrastructure across Europe. This aims to reduce carbon emissions and air pollution, while reducing dependence on fossil fuels. In addition, the EU provides training and education programs to support the transition to a clean energy economy. Community involvement in efforts to use energy more efficiently and sustainably is highly emphasized. Through awareness campaigns, the EU wants to increase public understanding of the importance of saving energy and the positive impact it can have on the environment. The role of innovation in energy technology is another aspect of the new policy. The European Union encourages research and development in new technologies that can improve energy storage and conversion efficiency. Partnerships with the private sector and research institutions are also being enhanced to create more efficient and effective solutions in facing energy challenges. With this new policy, the European Union strengthens its commitment to meeting sustainability goals. This policy reflects the drive to not only overcome the current energy crisis but also prepare for the future with a more resilient and sustainable energy infrastructure. At the same time, the EU hopes to stimulate economic growth and create new jobs in the green energy sector, giving new hope to European society in facing global energy challenges.