The Next Generation EU plan has significantly invested into the digital and green transitions to increase the resilience and boost the recovery of the European Union after the Covid-19 pandemic. The recent geopolitical developments following the Russian invasion of Ukraine have provoked an unprecedented energy crisis in the EU. This chapter aims to analyse the digital and green transition strategic plans of the EU in such a complex post-pandemic context. The digital can be a powerful driver of the green transition thanks to its potential to help societal actors manage resources and infrastructures more efficiently. However, fostering a digital Europe cannot occur without climate considerations, due to environmental impact of digital technologies on energy consumption and raw materials. While EU digital sovereignty ambitions seem to be undermined by the current geopolitical situation, the current energy crisis generate both positive and negative effects on EU decarbonisation strategies.