AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWildlife: A breeding station in Kalborn is trying to save Luxembourg’s endangered freshwater mussels. Around 15,000 remain in the Our Valley, with poor water quality and sediment threatening their survival; the species now survives in only a few rivers. Energy Policy: The European Commission approved €52 million in Luxembourg state aid to help energy-intensive companies cover electricity costs for up to three years. Clean Transport: Luxembourg extended subsidies for electric vehicles and charging points until mid-2030, with up to €6,000 for eligible cars and pre-financing planned from 2027. Climate Talks: Environment Minister Serge Wilmes urged the EU to take a more measured approach at COP31 while keeping emissions cuts central. Luxembourg also joined a COP31 statement backing policies to expand carbon-credit markets.
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