The European Union is making significant amendments to its Green Deal, prompted by a series of challenges including public protests, the ongoing impacts of the pandemic, and escalating energy prices. These reforms are being undertaken to make the EU's climate action framework more effective and manageable. Unlike other global initiatives which may use incentives to drive change, the EU has traditionally relied on regulatory measures. However, this complex approach has led to debates about its efficiency compared to other less regulatory and more incentive-based frameworks. With these reforms, the EU aims to address these concerns by possibly integrating more flexible mechanisms within its climate action strategies.