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A hand adjusts a radiator’s thermostatic valve.Economy · Nov 12, 2026In France, 34% of households say they have difficulty paying some energy billsIn France, 34% of households surveyed say they have difficulty paying some energy bills in 2026, compared with 36% in 2025. This figure is distinct from the share of bills in household budgets, thermal discomfort and the vulnerability measure calculated by Insee.An aisle between rows of computer racks in a data centre.AI · Nov 12, 2026AI models: what Vercel measures with its six-week ‘half-life’Vercel observes a high turnover in the models used by teams using AI Gateway. Its figures describe adoption on one platform, not technical obsolescence after six weeks.A gas meter connected to pipes and supplying two boilers.Economy · Nov 12, 2026Gas in Luxembourg: how to read the 2027 price forecastsStatec is considering three possible paths for gas prices in 2027, while a compensation payment of 15 cents per cubic metre has been extended. These two factors alone do not determine households’ final bills.A few euro coins placed on a light-coloured fabric.Economy · Nov 11, 2026Unexpected expenses: 21.8% of residents say they could not copeEurostat data for 2025 reveal wide differences by household and age. People living in a household with one adult and dependent children are particularly exposed.Battery electricity storage installation at Reid Gardner, NevadaInnovation · Nov 11, 2026At Schuby, a battery to shift renewable electricityAt Schuby, a 238 MWh system is designed to store renewable electricity and feed it back into the grid. Its figures, financing and deployment conditions highlight both the potential and the limits of battery storage.The cooling towers at the Cattenom nuclear power station.Economy · Nov 8, 2026Electricity in France: what does the announced stability for winter cover?In France, the announced stability concerns the regulated electricity tariff and remains subject to a review deadline in February. Here is what it covers, and why it does not guarantee an identical bill for every household.Insulation and roofing panels being installed on a building site; illustrative photograph taken outside Luxembourg.Society · Nov 7, 2026Renovating in Luxembourg: the order of works starts with an overall assessmentIn Luxembourg, the order of an energy renovation is determined by looking at the home as a whole. An assessment, coordination between insulation and heating, and the stages of the Klimabonus scheme: useful pointers before starting work.A tram travels through Luxembourg city centre.Society · Nov 7, 2026In Luxembourg, 33% say they have replaced some car journeysIn Luxembourg, 33% of respondents to the EIB’s 2026 survey say they have replaced some individual car journeys with car-sharing, public transport or cycling. The result measures reported journeys, not a lasting abandonment of the car.Blue flames on a gas hob burner, illustrative photograph.Economy · Nov 6, 2026UK gas: scrapping standing charges will not reduce every billThe UK proposal shifts fixed costs onto each kilowatt-hour. A worked example explains why low and high consumers would not be affected in the same way.White radiator in a home, illustrative photograph of domestic heating.Economy · Nov 6, 2026British gas: scrapping the standing charge will not lower every billStanding charges are to be shifted to the price per kilowatt-hour. The mechanism benefits some levels of consumption, but the rates and protections will remain decisive.Senningen Castle and its pond, archive photograph from May 2018Politics · Nov 4, 2026Energy support in Luxembourg: two timelines for 2027The 29 October agreement provides for household support until the end of 2027, but the fuel rebate ends in February. Amounts, conditions and limits to distinguish.A hand holding a pen above a document on a table.Society · Nov 1, 2026SAT in Luxembourg: behind the financial warning, continuity of guardianshipThe LSAP has raised the alarm over the future of the Service d’accompagnement tutélaire. Beyond jobs, the issue concerns support for protected adults and the scope they have to make their own decisions.
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