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Luxembourg reviews energy crisis measures and subsidies under Resilienzpak 2026

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The Ministry of State met with social partners to review the implementation of the Resilienzpak 2026 tripartite agreement on October 20, 2026. The review included presentations from STATEC and the National Employment Agency ADEM. The agreement introduced several measures to support purchasing power and businesses amid rising energy prices.

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Why it matters

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The measures include a reduction of five cents per litre in petrol and diesel prices until December 31, 2026. Households also receive an additional electricity subsidy of four cents per kilowatt-hour, while subsidies of 15 cents per litre for heating oil and 15 cents per cubic metre for natural gas are also in force.

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Who's involved

  • Ministry of StateGovernment organization that reviewed the implementation of the agreement
  • STATECLuxembourg's national statistics agency that presented developments
  • AdemAgency whose implementation activities were reviewed by the Ministry of State

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The entities involved

  • Ministry of State

    government organization in Luxembourg, Luxembourg

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  • STATEC

    Luxembourg's principal government institution in charge of statistics and census data

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