News catchup Top five stories you may have missed In case you missed them, The Luxembourg Times has selected the best stories of the week for you 3 min. today at 09:00
Energy Luxembourg to get energy tax revenues from Germany EU energy ministers on Friday agreed on a one-off windfall tax on excess profits of electricity producers benefiting from high prices by Yannick HANSEN 2 min. 30.09.2022
Waste Grand Duchy finds it hard to stop wasting food Only 9% of households says they never throw out food by Gabrielle ANTAR 30.09.2022
Energy Luxembourg beats energy saving target for August Figures for gas consumption last month were 37% lower than the August average for the last five years, Energy Ministry says by Gabrielle ANTAR 30.09.2022
Energy crisis This is how Luxembourg will help with energy bills Windfall tax is on agenda of Brussels meeting to let energy companies share burden of excessive market prices by Yannick HANSEN 4 min. 30.09.2022
Energy How to power your home for cheaper as energy costs bite Mini biogas plants and solar panels on the balcony, costing less than €1,000, offer greener ways to cut back on bills 2 min. 29.09.2022
Covid-19 Luxembourg scraps all Covid entry rules for non-EU nationals Move comes as new infections jumped 30% last week by Heledd PRITCHARD 2 min. 29.09.2022
Train French commuters face travel chaos on Thursday evening Passengers travelling from Luxembourg towards Metz are set for further disruption due to strike by French rail unions by Heledd PRITCHARD 29.09.2022
Sep 30 - Oct 2 What's On: weekend events in Luxembourg Sail off to paradise with Julia Roberts and George Clooney, attend Luxembourg's first Nepal Festival or catch a re-imagined Mozart classic by Tómas Atli Einarsson 29.09.2022
Gas spill Major gas leak at NATO pipeline on Luxembourg doorstep Around 30,000 litres of kerosene spilled during maintenance work in German town just across border from Echternach 28.09.2022
