The Walloon government's political agreement outlines a transformative vision for the region's energy future. One of the key proposed changes is the consolidation of the fragmented distribution network into a single operator to optimize the management of electricity, gas, heat, hydrogen, and CO2 networks. This move aims to improve efficiency, enhance reliability, stimulate innovation, and facilitate consumer engagement in the energy market. The government also plans to reform environmental permit legislation to align with sustainable development goals and introduce a fast-track procedure for priority economic sectors like renewable energy projects. The focus on renewable energy sources includes accelerating their deployment, simplifying frameworks for energy sharing initiatives, strategically developing hydrogen and CO2 infrastructure, and ensuring grid stability and flexibility through enhanced monitoring, investments, and incentives. Additionally, the government intends to phase out green certificates in favor of new funding schemes like contracts for difference and power purchase agreements to provide long-term price stability for renewable energy producers. These policy changes are expected to lead to increased efficiency and cost-effectiveness in the Walloon energy sector, accelerate the transition to renewable energy, and improve environmental performance by reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Overall, the vision emphasizes sustainability, innovation, and the decarbonization of the region's industrial and economic fabric.