Abstract: Reactive motion generation problems are usually solved by computing actions as sum of policies. However, these policies are independent from each other and thus, they can have conflicting behaviors when summing their contributions together. We introduce Composable Energy Policies (CEP), a novel framework for modular reactive motion generation. CEP computes the control action by an optimization over the product of a set of stochastic policies. This product of policies will provide high probability to those actions that satisfy all the components and low probability to the others. Optimizing over the product of the policies avoids the detrimental effect of conflicting behaviors between policies choosing an action that satisfy all the objectives.In addition, we show that CEP naturally adapts to the Reinforcement Learning problem allowing to integrate, in a hierarchical fashion, any distribution as prior, from multimodal distributions to non-smooth distributions and learn a new policy given them.