A recent meeting saw a constructive and stimulating exchange between the Socialist Party’s working group on the ‘socio-ecological’ transition and the Mouvement Ecologique. Topics discussed included the Luxembourg Climate and Social Plan (Plan Climat Social, PSC), support for renovation, and district heating planning.

As is well known, Mouvement Ecologique – following consultation with experts and a legal opinion – submitted a 30-page objection as part of the public consultation process for the environmental impact assessment of the Google project in Bissen.

Mouvement Ecologique supports the STOP CATTENOM campaign, in which a number of other civil society organisations from the Greater Region are also participating.

The Mouvement Ecologique’s 2026 national congress took place on 25 March in front of a good 100 members.

Today, Friday 27 March 2026, marks the end of the public consultation period regarding the environmental impact assessment (étude d’évaluation des incidences sur l’environnement) for the Google data centre in Bissen (London Bridge project). In this context, Mouvement Ecologique has submitted a 30-page objection following consultation with experts and a legal opinion.

On 25 February, the official “reopening of the Oekosoph” took place in front of a whole host of invited guests.

Mouvement Ecologique recently held talks with Interior Minister Léon Gloden on the national building regulations (règlement national des bâtisses). The meeting was prompted by a statement issued by Mouvement Ecologique on the subject.

On Tuesday, 3 March 2026, Till Kellerhoff, Director (Content & Programmes) at the Club of Rome and Director of Earth4All, gave a lecture to a full house at the invitation of the Chamber of Employees and the Mouvement Ecologique.

On Wednesday, March 25th 2026 at 6:15 pm at the Oekozenter Pafendall, 6, rue Vauban, Luxembourg