AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEmergency Response Upgrade: Luxembourg’s Grand Ducal Fire and Rescue Corps (CGDIS) is expanding fast, adding 76 vehicles plus a new multipurpose boat for river and oil-barrier operations, with an electric logistics lorry among the new kit. Urban Living & Mobility: Luxembourg City again ranks top for quality of life in Deutsche Bank’s global price mapping study, helped by free public transport, though housing costs remain a major pain point. River Restoration Push: The government is speeding up river and stream restoration by bringing municipalities and water authorities into a dialogue platform, adding 51 new measures and aiming to cut long project timelines. Public Transport Safety: Luxembourg’s public transport is seeing record use, with 3,461 incidents in 2025 and more in early 2026, while authorities say reporting is improving and driver-protection upgrades are expanding. Climate Tech in Luxembourg: EuroHPC has signed for MeluXina-AI, a liquid-cooled AI supercomputer in Luxembourg, boosting Europe’s AI capacity. Sustainable Food & Waste: A Luxembourg-based study suggests fermentation-made microbial fats could compete on cost with premium ingredients if scale-up succeeds. EU Environmental Policy: Eurostat reports EU environmental tax revenue rose in 2024, but its share of GDP keeps slipping, with Luxembourg among the lowest.
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