Luxembourg's parliament has approved a €265.1 million, four-year envelope to fund the country's space ambitions through 2029. Bill 8663, tabled by Economy Minister Lex Delles in December 2025, directs €149.3 million to ESA programmes and €115.8 million to the national LuxIMPULSE scheme. The package, about €66.6 million above the previous period, completed its passage on 5 May 2026.
Luxembourg's national innovation agency closed 2025 with its highest-ever support count and launched a redesigned, four-pillar service model. Minister Lex Delles and CEO Mario Grotz also confirmed the Luxembourg AI Factory, part of the EU's 19-strong AI Factory network, has assisted around 150 organisations since launch.
Luxembourg's coalition has adopted a Climate Social Plan to shield vulnerable households and micro-enterprises from rising carbon costs. Within weeks, the country's largest unions and an environmental NGO welcomed the framework but warned it lacks firm budgets, clear target groups, and a binding timeline.