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Momentum proposes a gradual phase-out of plastic packaging used in supermarkets, as part of efforts to reduce Malta's high per-capita waste generation.

Momentum proposes a set of environmental measures aimed at making Malta carbon neutral by 2050. The plan also calls for accelerated investment in renewable energy projects across the Maltese islands.

Labour Party proposes to introduce legal amendments that would protect parks and gardens created in recent years from future changes or development.

Labour Party signs an agreement to return Manoel Island and Fort Tigné to the public, as part of a broader national park plan.

PL proposes to double the incentive for purchasing an e-bike to €1,300 for young people between the ages of 16 and 18.

The Labour Party proposes that all eco-contribution funds collected from visitors to Gozo remain on the island and be reinvested directly into Gozo.

The Labour government, through Environment Minister Miriam Dalli and Project Green, is moving forward with plans to transform White Rocks, Manoel Island, and Fort Campbell into national parks. A public consultation has been conducted, with around 12,000 people participating, and initial works at White Rocks have begun.

The Labour Party proposes to continue works at Wied Inċita, Park Bengħajsa, and the Salina National Park to develop them into open green spaces for public enjoyment. A contract has also been signed for the development of Victoria Park in Gozo as the island's largest open public space.

PN proposes a government investment in renewable energy that would reduce people's electricity bills by an average of 30%. The party states the plan would also bring improvements to the environment and air quality.

PN candidates at a Ħal Għargħur campaign event call for a change in government direction, proposing improvements to the environment, a reduction in traffic congestion, shorter health waiting lists, and the safeguarding of Maltese cultural heritage and local identity.