Propylene epoxidation in mild conditions with molecular O2 is a highly desirable reaction that represents a significant challenge in the field of heterogeneous catalysis. In this work, CuxO/TiO2 composites with different CuO loadings were used to promote the photocatalytic epoxidation of propylene with molecular oxygen under UV‐A irradiation in a fluidized bed system. Different characterization techniques were employed to assess the influence of CuO content on the physical‐chemical properties of the CuxO/TiO2 composites. The best combination in terms of propylene conversion and selectivity towards propylene oxide (18.1% and 72%, respectively) was obtained with CuxO/TiO2 at 1.1 wt % CuO, as shown by photocatalytic tests. The high propylene oxide selectivity is due to the ability of CuO in the CuxO/TiO2 composite to transform molecular O2 into hydrogen peroxide that in turn is able to directly oxidize propylene to propylene oxide. By using a UV‐A light intensity of 297.2 mW cm‐2, the propylene conversion and the epoxide yield were 31.5 and 22.2%, respectively, significantly higher than that reported in the literature. Moreover, the energy consumption of the reaction system was significantly lower than that of literature photocatalytic systems dealing with selective propylene epoxidation.