87% emphasize ambitious renewable goals, and 85% stress EU energy efficiency action, including home insulation and electric cars. 70% see reduced fossil fuel imports as boosting EU security and prosperity.

While 93% take individual climate actions, most (56%) call for structural reforms, attributing responsibility to national governments (56%), EU (56%), and business (53%).

Over a third of Europeans face daily climate risks, exceeding half in 7 Member States, mainly in Southern Europe, Poland, and Hungary. 84% prioritize climate action for public health, and 63% see positive outcomes in preparing for climate impacts.

The Climate Change Eurobarometer surveyed 26,358 EU citizens from May 10 to June 15, 2023, aligning with the Spring 2023 Eurobarometer's support for energy transition and renewables. The European Green Deal remains a top Commission priority for a resource-efficient, inclusive green economy. The legally binding European Climate Law targets climate neutrality by 2050 and at least 55% net greenhouse gas reduction by 2030, supported by the 'Fit for 55' legislative package. Ongoing efforts include Nature Restoration Law, Deforestation Regulation, Sustainable Products, and Packaging Waste initiatives for biodiversity and circular economy advancement.