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Companies in the skilled crafts and trades sector are struggling to reduce their carbon footprint as they lack money, time and expertise Library photo: Matic Zorman
TRADES

Crafts and trades struggle with energy transition

Six out of ten companies in skilled crafts and trades are not planning on investing in energy savings and transition measures, saying they are too expensive with not enough efficient alternatives available.

Cordula Schnuer • 04/26/2022
Pellet stoves, wood stoves, heat pumps... Consumers are investing to reduce their gas bills. Photo: Shutterstock
TRADES

Alternative heating systems in demand over price hike

Mathilde Obert • 04/20/2022
A person who lives in Trier and works in Luxembourg receiving the unqualified minimum wage of €2,313.38 gross would end up with €1,960.37 net. Photo: Shutterstock
ECONOMY

How Germany’s wage increase could impact Luxembourg

Mathilde Obert and Lisa Christl • 04/19/2022
The temporary centre in Kirchberg’s Rue Tony Rollman replaced Luxexpo’s Hall 7 Photo: Matic Zorman / Maison Moderne
POLITICS

Luxexpo says stuck to contract over refugees

Cordula Schnuer • 04/14/2022
Refugees tend to be hired at a lower level than their qualifications as the procedures for certificate recognition isn’t adapted yet. Photo: Shutterstock
EDUCATION

Ukrainian refugees to receive aid in qualifications recognition

Tracy Heindrichs • 04/07/2022
After winning the confidence of companies, AICEP Portugal Global now wants to win the confidence of foreign consumers. Image: AICEP/ Rodrigo Marques
TRADES

“If it’s Portuguese, it’s good”

Aurélie Boob • 04/01/2022
The start-up ecosystem is growing twice as fast in Portugal as the European average, according to various reports. Photo: Shutterstock
TRADES

Boosting economic exchange between Luxembourg and Portugal

Aurélie Boob • 03/31/2022
For housing construction, the chamber suggests raising the ceiling on expenditures that benefit from the super-reduced VAT rate of 3% from €50,000 to €100,000. Photo: Patricia Pitsch / Maison Moderne / Archives
TRADES

Craft industry seeks more active role in circular economy

Catherine Kurzawa • 03/24/2022
Carole Muller, pictured in the Fischer bakery in Mensdorf, joined her family business in 2010 Romain Gamba /Maison Moderne
TRADES

Fischer CEO: “If the world prices go up, our prices go up too”

Natalie A. Gerhardstein • 03/24/2022
In addition to the large-scale photovoltaic installations for companies (Luxtram), the private market has also seen strong demand in recent months. (Photo: Luxtram)
TRADES

Energy crisis boosts interest in solar panels

Catherine Kurzawa • 03/23/2022
After having travelled extensively, Killian Crowley is to head up the kitchens of Eurest, a catering company belonging to the Compass Group which employs 700 people in Luxembourg. (Photo: Compass Group Luxembourg)
TRADES

Killian Crowley, new chef at Eurest

Jeremy Zabatta • 03/22/2022
Hospitality sector federation Horesca said the government should provide support to pay for rising energy and food prices Library photo: SG9LU
INSTITUTIONS

Hospitality sector demands help to pay for rising prices

Cordula Schnuer • 03/16/2022
Delano’s March 2022 edition, available on newsstands starting 25 February Maison Moderne
TRADES

Stéphanie Jauquet: an adaptable entrepreneur

Delano.lu • 02/24/2022
Luxembourg contributes to just 0.076% of all EU exports to Ukraine. Photo: Shutterstock.
TRADES

Luxembourg's trade relations with Ukraine

Benoît Theunissen • 02/23/2022
The imposed 11pm closing time puts a damper on customers. Simon Verjus/Maison Moderne
INSTITUTIONS

Hospitality curfew “a catastrophe” say business owners

Tracy Heindrichs, Teodor Georgiev • 01/25/2022
"Even if a profession keeps the same name, the skills required are evolving at great speed," explains Isabelle Schlesser, the director of Adem. (Photo: Matic Zorman / Maison Moderne)
INSTITUTIONS

Studies to help Adem match jobseekers and vacancies

Julien Carette • 01/21/2022
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