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How will the supply of organic food in schools develop in the future? What is the role of the different stakeholders? What should the Ministry of Agriculture do? Why is the purchase of organic food so important?

In recent weeks, the planned data centre has once again been the subject of press coverage, which has given the impression that the cooling issue has now been resolved: instead of water cooling, air cooling will now be used.

Under the previous government, the company car scheme was amended in order to keep electric vehicles attractive, while hybrid cars were no longer favoured. Pressure is now being exerted to reverse this change.

Recently, the “Aktiounscomité géint Atomkraaft” (National Action Committee against Nuclear Power), of which Mouvement Ecologique is a member and also acts as coordinator, held talks with Energy Minister Lex Delles on key issues relating to nuclear power.

It has now been over ten years since Wiltz became the first municipality in Luxembourg to introduce financial assistance for repairs to household appliances (“repair bonus”). The Oekozenter Pafendall, the Mouvement Ecologique and O ekotopten.lu have strongly advocated for this important instrument with the state and other municipalities.

“When we talk about the energy transition, we usually mean the electricity transition – yet the heat transition is actually at least as important.” With these words, Raphael Gruseck, Head of District Heating Networks at the Ludwigsburg District Energy Agency LEA e.V., opened a highly engaging and excellently structured presentation.

Social car leasing is an important component of a fair transport transition. On behalf of the Ministry of the Environment, Luxmobility conducted a study and presented concrete proposals on how such a system could be designed in Luxembourg.

The new owners – Elisabete and Grégory – are delighted to welcome you from 6 January 2026.

Smartphones have become an integral part of life for young and old alike. However, their manufacture, use and disposal have a massive impact on the environment.

Key mobility policy issues were discussed in a recent meeting with the Minister for Mobility. The focus was particularly on the National Mobility Plan 2035 and questions regarding its concrete implementation.

In October, the Mouvement Ecologique, together with other stakeholders from the nature conservation sector, was invited by the Ministry of the Environment to attend an information meeting on the national “restoration plans”.