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The last two Chamber sittings before the summer recess:
Tuesday 14 July 2026
More protection against financial fraud
The Financial Intelligence Unit (CRF) will be given a clear legal basis to specifically inform banks, financial actors and crypto service providers about accounts where there is a high risk of fraud. This is intended to ensure that fraud schemes such as phishing, fake investment offers or so-called CEO fraud are detected and prevented earlier. The information will be transmitted via a secure channel and must be deleted no later than six months later.
Rapporteur: Laurent Mosar
Making aid for small and medium-sized businesses easier
The legal framework for state aid for small and medium-sized enterprises is being modernized.The procedures are becoming increasingly digital and partly automated, processing deadlines are being regulated more clearly, and businesses should get a better overview of the available aid. The rules for so-called de minimis aid are also being consolidated in the law.
€88 million for the electricity compensation mechanism
For 2026, the state will make available up to €88 million from the Climate and Energy Fund to finance the compensation mechanism in the electricity market and to cap contributions for different consumer categories. Since the costs are lower than originally calculated, the state contribution is €32 million below the amount provided for in the budget.>
New test center for space technologies
A specialized and secure test center is to be created at the Space Campus in Kockelscheuer. There, satellites and their components can be tested directly in Luxembourg using clean rooms and vacuum, temperature, acoustic and radio-frequency tests. This reduces transport distances, risks and waiting times and strengthens Luxembourg’s space sector. The legally authorized financial framework for rent, equipment, security and operations is around €195.5 million.
Temporarily cheaper electricity for large industrial companies
This project implements a measure from the Tripartite Agreement. Large industrial companies that are particularly hard hit by high electricity prices can receive state aid from 2026 to 2028. The measure is intended to safeguard the competitiveness of Luxembourg’s industry while at the same time supporting the transition to more climate-friendly production.
Clear rules for medical analysis laboratories
The requirements for the training of those responsible for medical analysis laboratories are now set out directly in the law. At the same time, medical genetics is recognized as an official laboratory discipline. Qualified doctors, pharmacists, chemists and biochemists can thus, under clearly defined conditions, take responsibility for this area.
Rapporteur: Jeff Boonen
The nursing profession is being modernized
The competencies, tasks and responsibilities of nurses are being redefined in a new and clearer way and adapted to the realities of the modern healthcare sector. This further enhances the nursing profession as an autonomous, specialized and indispensable profession within Luxembourg’s healthcare system. The project is part of a broader reform of the healthcare professions.
Rapporteur: Ricardo Marques
Wednesday 15 July 2026
Making the Fonds du Logement more efficient
The missions of the Fonds du Logement are being updated and partly expanded. The project explicitly recognizes the public benefit of its tasks, modernizes its governance and simplifies the financing of its investments. The Fund is thus intended to develop, build and manage affordable housing even more efficiently.
Creating more affordable housing
The law on affordable housing is being improved on the basis of experience in the field. Among other things, the reform is intended to make the renovation of existing buildings more attractive and to encourage municipalities to create affordable housing themselves. The allocation of housing, the rental guarantee (garantie locative) and the rules in the event of a changed family situation are also being adjusted.
The Klimabonus Wunnen is being continued
With a new legal framework, the Klimabonus Wunnen will be continued beyond 1 January 2026. Supported are energy renovations, better insulation, sustainable building materials and renewable energies. The higher the energy performance and the quality of the materials, the higher the aid can be. The so-called Tripartite bonus is integrated into the basic amounts.
Rapporteur: Jeff Boonen
Clear rules for heat pumps
To ensure that heat pumps are installed correctly and continue to function well over the long term, a uniform legal framework is being created. It governs acceptance/commissioning of the installations, regular inspections, and notification when a heat pump is taken out of operation. This creates more security for people and strengthens confidence in this climate-friendly heating technology.
Rapporteur: Paul Galles
Directorate of Financial Control is being strengthened
A post of deputy director is being created within the Directorate of Financial Control. This is intended to strengthen the organization and to ensure the long-term functioning of this important state control body.
Rapporteur: Diane Adehm
Luxembourg supports the poorest countries
Luxembourg is participating in the 21st replenishment round of the International Development Association, which belongs to the World Bank Group. These funds benefit the poorest and economically most vulnerable countries and finance development projects on particularly favorable terms.
Rapporteur: Maurice Bauer
More solar energy along our motorways
The project clears the way for photovoltaic installations on certain areas along motorways and state roads. Under clear conditions, reversible solar installations can also be installed in the zone that must normally be kept clear. In this way, additional potential for the production of renewable electricity is used.
The tram will run to the CHL
The tram line will be extended from Stäreplaz via Areler Strooss to the new mobility hub at the CHL. The new route is around 2.1 kilometers long. In addition to the tram infrastructure, the public space along the route is also to be redesigned in a new and attractive way. The extension improves the connection of the CHL and the Belair and Arquebusiers districts to public transport.
More intelligent and connected mobility
A new legal framework regulates the use of intelligent transport systems. Digital traffic information and data on roads, traffic conditions and different means of transport should become better available, compatible and usable across borders. This enables more reliable information and more efficient traffic management.
€4.4 billion for the RGTR network
Funding for the RGTR public bus network will be extended until the end of 2038. The financial framework will increase from €1.26 billion to €4.4 billion. This guarantees continuity of the bus service and secures the gradual renewal of public bus contracts.