The present paper represents a theoretical-analytical approach regarding the energy crisis of the EU which has worsened in the last year. The purpose of the paper is to identify effective options for overcoming the EU energy crisis by means of achieving the EU 2030 objectives that focus on reducing electricity consumption, diversifying insurance and increasing the production of renewable energy in EU countries. The energy crisis that the EU is facing at the moment has dramatically affected each individual country and amplified the problems of all macroeconomic sectors, contributing to the increase in the prices of goods and services offered to consumers. In this context, there is a need to apply effective measures to overcome the crisis by implementing digital technologies that will eventually contribute to the reduction of electricity consumption, to the reduction of carbon emissions, but also to the leveling of the negative effects of the energy crisis on the states from the EU.