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  1. The government of Luxembourg, led by Luc Frieden, is functioning, with the government operating in the lower house.
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Luxembourg Minister Discusses EU ETS Revision and Industrial Decarbonization

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Luxembourg's Minister for the Environment, Climate and Biodiversity Serge Wilmes attended the European Union Environment Council meeting on October 12, 2026. Ministers debated the proposed revision of the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) and discussed preparations for upcoming United Nations conferences on climate and biodiversity. Minister Wilmes advocated for maintaining a stable carbon pricing system and reinvesting EU ETS revenues into energy-intensive industries to support electrification and renewable hydrogen.

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The discussions centered on revising the EU ETS, which forms part of the European Commission's efforts to meet the EU's 2040 climate target. Minister Wilmes stressed the need to balance climate ambitions with industrial decarbonization and economic competitiveness, supporting a cost-effective transition for businesses.

Luxembourg officials, including ministers, participated in political meetings held in Strasbourg and domestically.

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    ArcelorMittal might face increased operational costs due to the revision of the EU ETS, which affects energy-intensive industry.

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