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Economy · Nov 13, 2026Fuel: why deliveries to construction sites remain under pressureFuel deliveries resumed after the rail works, but the supplier cited by L’essentiel says it had to rebuild its stocks and temporarily limit the volumes supplied to its customers.↗
Science · Nov 12, 2026Undersea geothermal energy: what Adélie’s 8.7 seconds showAt 1,500 metres beneath the Pacific, the Adélie prototype briefly produced more electricity than it consumed. The result sheds light on the challenges that separate an undersea demonstration from sustainable geothermal power generation.↗
Business · Nov 12, 2026Batteries: what Veolia’s Malancourt plant can recycle, and what still needs to be builtOpened near Amnéville, Veolia’s plant refines black mass and recovers certain metals. But putting these materials back into batteries still depends on other links in the European industrial chain.↗
Economy · Nov 12, 2026In Luxembourg, Andrew Puzder makes the case for economic cooperation with the United StatesThe US ambassador to the EU highlights cooperation between businesses and criticises European regulation. His assessment of Luxembourg’s industry remains nuanced.↗
Economy · Nov 12, 2026Defence: how to read the €1.373 billion effort planned for 2027The defence effort announced for 2027 amounts to €1.373 billion. This figure exceeds the Army’s budget. It is also important to distinguish between expenditure and funding for the Military Equipment Fund.↗
Education · Nov 12, 2026AideFi in Luxembourg: can a missing document be sent after submitting an application?For non-resident students, submitting an AideFi application on time and supplying the supporting documents afterwards are two separate steps. The rules also explain why an authentic certificate from the country of residence is still required.↗
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.↗
Economy · Nov 12, 2026Climate and food: why the effects on prices can lastWith harvests affected, costs passed on with a delay and prices moving differently from one product to another, the warning about food inflation in 2027 deserves to be read in the right context. In Luxembourg, October’s figures already paint a mixed picture.↗
Environment · Nov 11, 2026Tanklux in Mertert: why the expansion divides the municipalities and the operatorThe mayors of Grevenmacher and Mertert-Wasserbillig are contesting the expansion of Tanklux’s depots, while the company defends their logistical usefulness and ability to adapt. Here are the issues at stake and the next steps announced.↗
Business · Nov 11, 2026Why TSMC wants to invest up to a billion dollars in OpenAI and AnthropicTSMC plans to invest up to 500 million dollars in each of the two companies. Preferred shares in OpenAI and participation in Anthropic’s IPO: two approaches to the same bet on demand for AI.↗
Business · Nov 11, 2026Amazon opens IT site for its employees in DudelangeThe new 3,500 m² site prepares computers for Amazon employees in 23 European countries. In Dudelange, the group is bringing together an IT support activity, separate from its order fulfilment warehouses.↗
Business · Nov 11, 2026France 2030 backs 13 industrial projects, from chemicals to equipmentThirteen industrial projects are being supported through France 2030’s “Première Usine” (“First Factory”) call for projects. Their activities range from materials recycling to equipment manufacturing, but selection does not mean that the sites are already in production.↗
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