MEPs are due to finalise measures to speed the green transition and ensure the EU becomes carbon-neutral by 2050.  
 
Europe’s climate goals will be high on Parliament’s agenda in the first half of 2023, with members set to sign off on a ban on polluting vehicles and a tougher emissions trading system.   
 
New rules to boost green fuels and increase energy efficiency will be put to the vote. 
  
Parliament is also set to decide on a common framework for AI technology alongside measures to ensure the digital sector is fairer and safer for all.

reduction of gas emissions

technology

migration

climate change

development aid

Energy

Environment

Climate goals, AI and the digital economy – coming up in Parliament in 2023

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They include a tougher emissions trading system,

and rules to reduce waste and build a circular economy.

to boost renewables in the EU's energy mix

and ensure buildings and infrastructure are more energy efficient.

They will continue to push for assistance

for households and businesses hit by high energy prices

to help Europeans meet the cost of the green transition.

Work will continue on a pact on migration and asylum.

MEPs want a fairer, more responsive system

while ensuring better screening of new arrivals

and improved co-operation between EU countries.

on rules ensuring our digital world is fairer

regulation of crypto assets to tackle financial crime

and measures to strengthen Europe's semiconductor ecosystem.

And MEPs will set their position on proposed rules

They want to improve conditions for employees