Commission greenlights Luxembourg's third €92.2 million payment request under NextGenerationEU
The European Commission positively assessed Luxembourg's third €92.2 million payment request under the Recovery and Resilience Facility, confirming completion of all 5 milestones and 4 targets. Flagship measures include support for 42,000 zero-emission vehicles, 25 MWp of photovoltaic capacity, digitalisation of five government entities, a cross-border quantum key distribution connection between Luxembourg and Belgium, and reforms in healthcare, biodiversity and anti-money laundering. The Commission has sent its preliminary assessment to the Economic and Financial Committee, which has four weeks to deliver its opinion.
Impact and considerations
The payment request advances Luxembourg's green and digital transition reforms and investments, covering clean transport, renewable energy, digital public services and anti-money laundering, potentially affecting the operating environment and compliance requirements for businesses in Luxembourg.
Key points
- The European Commission positively assessed Luxembourg's third €92.2 million payment request, confirming completion of all 5 milestones and 4 targets.
- Flagship measures include support for 42,000 zero-emission vehicles, exceeding the target of 38,000.
- 25 MWp of photovoltaic capacity was installed on business premises, and the payment request covers a reform of the sustainable biogas support scheme.
- Five government entities were digitalised via an electronic documents system, and a cross-border quantum key distribution connection between Luxembourg and Belgium was successfully tested.
- Healthcare, biodiversity and financial integrity reforms include legal reforms on healthcare professions and hospital structures, the 'Wëllkomm' digital solution, and reinforcement of the anti-money laundering framework.
- The Commission has sent its preliminary assessment to the Economic and Financial Committee, which has four weeks to deliver its opinion.
- The payment request was submitted on 24 July 2026; if approved, it would bring funds paid to Luxembourg under the RRF to €182 million, or 76% of the allocation.
- Luxembourg's plan is financed by €241 million in grants, with 87% of all milestones and targets now fulfilled.
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- First source publication
- 25 Sept 2026, 16:21
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- 25 Sept 2026, 18:30
- Last updated
- 25 Sept 2026, 16:21
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- European Commission Press Corner:Commission greenlights Luxembourg's third payment request for €92.2 million under NextGenerationEU (opens in a new tab)Primary source · en · Published 25 Sept 2026, 16:21