Belgium sees energy transition easing prices and climate risk

European Investment Bank · November 05, 2026 · ✓ verified

The European Investment Bank has published the eighth EIB Climate Survey on Belgian views of the energy transition.

  • 73% of Belgians say the energy transition is urgent; 80% cite less dependence on imported oil and gas and 80% steadier or lower prices as expected benefits, while 74% mention slower climate change.
  • The survey was conducted by Ipsos bva among 23,000 people across the 27 EU Member States; in Belgium, 1,000 people aged 16+ were surveyed between 3 and 25 August 2026.
  • The EIB also said it has supported ORES, Resa and Fluvius and signed a €1 billion loan with Elia for the second phase of the Princess Elisabeth energy island; annual EIB energy financing reached €33 billion in 2025.
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