ResponsibilitiesThe Directorate-General for Climate Action (DG CLIMA) leads the European Commission's efforts to fight climate change at EU and international level.Its key mission is to formulate and implement EU climate policies and strategies, so that the EU can turn into the first climate-neutral and climate resilient continent by 2050.DG CLIMA plays a leading role in developing and facilitating the implementation of cost-efficient policies and legislation to deliver the European Green Deal. The DG promotes innovative decarbonisation technologies to tackle global warming. It aims at ensuring prosperity and wellbeing, instilling a new climate culture in Europe, changing behaviours across our society. It maintains an ambitious global leadership in climate action, protecting the ozone layer, enhancing the international and domestic carbon market. It contributes to greening finance, ensuring the mainstreaming of climate action into the EU budget, into EU and Member States policies.Climate Action websiteRelated policy areasEnergy Leadership and organisation Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra Director-General Kurt Vandenberghe Deputy Director-General Jan Dusík 4 DECEMBER 2024Climate action - Organisation Chart Search for staff Contact Directorate-General for Climate Action NameDirectorate-General for Climate ActionPhone number+32 2 299 11 11 (Commission switchboard)Postal addressEuropean Commission 1049 Bruxelles/Brussel Belgium Social mediaTwitterFacebookInstagramLinkedinYoutube Press contacts Send a message to this department Related links More on the topic of climate action Plans and reports Commission work programmeOverview of institution-wide deliverables for current yearStrategic planDepartment strategy, objectives for 2020-2024Management planDepartment forecasted outputs, activities, resources for current yearAnnual activity reportDepartment achievements, resources used during previous year Latest News article19 December 2024Commission and European Investment Bank clear an additional €2.7 billion from emissions trading revenues for cleaner energy systems via the Modernisation FundNews article12 December 2024Let’s get our heads out of the sand – it’s time we got serious about preparing for the climate crisis9 min readNews article3 December 2024Commission earmarks €4.6 billion to boost net-zero technologies, electric vehicle battery cell manufacturing and renewable hydrogen under the Innovation FundSee more news
News article19 December 2024Commission and European Investment Bank clear an additional €2.7 billion from emissions trading revenues for cleaner energy systems via the Modernisation Fund
News article12 December 2024Let’s get our heads out of the sand – it’s time we got serious about preparing for the climate crisis9 min read
News article3 December 2024Commission earmarks €4.6 billion to boost net-zero technologies, electric vehicle battery cell manufacturing and renewable hydrogen under the Innovation Fund