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Belgium joins the Nuclear Alliance as an active member

Belgium is becoming a full member of the Nuclear Alliance, moving from observer status to active member. This choice marks a new energy ambition: making nuclear power a pillar of our energy mix, alongside renewables, to produce electricity on a large scale, dispatchable, affordable and decarbonised. By taking part directly in European projects, Belgium will be able to strengthen its partnerships, develop skills and support innovation in a strategic sector. For citizens, this is an important step towards energy that is more reliable, more sovereign and less dependent on fossil fuels.

Energy Europe Federal

16 May 2026

Climate: an agreement to speed up action and protect the most vulnerable

Belgium is taking an important step with a twin agreement on the National Energy and Climate Plan and the allocation of the Social Climate Fund. In concrete terms, this clarifies the country's climate trajectory and releases resources to support the households and micro-businesses most exposed to rising energy and fuel prices. The aim: move the climate transition forward while protecting those most likely to bear the brunt of its effects.

Energy Federal Wallonia

15 May 2026

Social Climate Plan: protecting households and small businesses

Wallonia has selected five measures to limit the impact of rising energy and fuel prices linked to the new European ETS2 system. Social transport on demand, a mobility budget, energy support for micro-businesses and the renovation of 3,000 public and social housing units: the aim is to support the most vulnerable households and small businesses, so that the climate transition remains fair, concrete and accessible.

Energy Self-employed and SMEs Wallonia

15 May 2026

Climate: nearly 100 concrete measures from 2025

Wallonia is adopting a climate roadmap to move from intentions to action. Nearly 100 priority measures were launched as early as 2025 to cut emissions, speed up energy renovation, support renewable energy, help businesses and encourage more sustainable mobility. The aim: to act concretely for the climate while preparing a healthier living environment for future generations.

Energy Environment and climate Mobility Wallonia

15 May 2026

Liège Airport: green light for fast-charging stations

Eight rapid charging points will be installed near the passenger terminal at Liège Airport. The project responds to growing demand for charging in the Liège area and is part of a wider redevelopment of the site, with redesigned car parks and a multimodal zone for buses, bicycles, taxis and shared cars. A concrete step towards simpler, more sustainable travel.

Energy Wallonia

15 May 2026

Social rent: more fairness to speed up renovation

The reform of the “warm rent” makes it possible to take a home's energy performance into account when calculating social rents. The aim is to make the system fairer between tenants, while giving the sector the means to renovate more homes. Better-insulated housing means more comfort, lower energy bills and a more sustainable public housing stock for families.

Energy Housing and urban planning Wallonia

15 May 2026

Belgium's acquisition of Engie's nuclear activities in negotiation

This initiative reflects the Belgian government's strategic decision to take direct ownership of the country's nuclear assets, in line with its ambition to extend the operation of existing nuclear reactors and develop new nuclear capacity in Belgium. In doing so, the Belgian government is taking responsibility for Belgium's long-term energy future, with the aim of building a financially and economically viable business that supports security of supply, climate objectives, industrial resilience and socio-economic prosperity.

Energy Federal

23 Apr 2026

Extending nuclear power and developing renewables: Repeal of the nuclear phase-out law

Reliable, affordable electricity is a priority for every household. The reform ends the nuclear phase-out timetable and allows this energy source to be maintained, and even developed, within a secure framework. The aim: to diversify the energy mix and guarantee stable production. The result: a more secure supply and better-controlled prices for households and businesses.

Energy Federal

23 Apr 2026

Installation of 1,650 charging points for electric vehicles rolled out in Wallonia

Charging your electric car must become simple, fast and available everywhere. To meet that need, 1,650 public charging stations will be installed over the next 24 months, providing around 3,300 charging points across Wallonia. The result: more solutions close to home, fewer daily constraints and an easier switch to electric.

Energy Environment and climate Mobility Wallonia

23 Apr 2026

Energy decree: flexibility, smart meters, end of fossil-fuel boilers

Energy prices and climate challenges concern everyone. Three concrete measures are speeding up the transition: more flexible access to the grid to support businesses, the roll-out of smart meters to better track and control consumption, and the end of subsidies for fossil-fuel boilers in favour of sustainable alternatives. The result: more reliable energy, more responsible choices and better control over your costs.

Energy Self-employed and SMEs Wallonia

23 Apr 2026

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