Climate Pact

The master plan for the municipality of Roeser aims to systematically combat climate change while creating a climate-friendly, pleasant and sustainable living environment for its citizens. The municipality's commitment to climate protection was demonstrated in Klimapakt 1.0 and will be intensified in Klimapakt 2.0. The aim is to achieve the 75% mark or Gold label by 2030.

The municipality complies with the national framework conditions set out in the PNEC, which include reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030 compared with the reference year 2005, a share of at least 25% of renewable energy in gross final energy consumption, and promoting energy efficiency by 40-44% by 2030 compared with the year 2007.

The transition towards these objectives can only be achieved in collaboration with citizens and businesses. Citizen participation is encouraged by teams dedicated to the climate and nature, and by ‘Climate Conferences’. The municipality aims to motivate citizens to get involved in climate protection through various projects, both at local and regional level. Local businesses are also invited to participate, particularly in the fields of renewable energy, sustainable mobility and the circular economy.

The municipality of Roeser plays an important pioneering role and should serve as a model. Key performance indicators (KPIs) have been established, and some of the targets to be achieved by 2030 include

• a reduction in per capita water consumption to 110 litres per day,
• at least 80% renewable energy in heat production in municipal buildings,
• a 35% improvement in the energy efficiency of municipal buildings,
• a 5% reduction in electricity consumption in municipal buildings,
• massive promotion of solar energy, with at least 30.4% of the potential exploited,
• the electrification of at least 50% of the municipal vehicle fleet by 2030,
• a 5% annual increase in Klimapakt to achieve Gold certification by 2030,
• Raising the awareness of citizens and businesses is also an objective, with a minimum of 10 consultations per year and per 1,000 inhabitants by 2030, in collaboration with the Klima-Agence, covering subjects such as energy, mobility, sustainability, ecology, climate, resources and noise.

Leitbild/Master plan 2024

The task of this working group is to focus more on informing and raising the awareness of citizens by organising annual actions in the fields of energy, climate protection and mobility, as well as to participate in the implementation of the reworked measures of the European Energy Award (EEA). The College of Aldermen and/or the Local Council take decisions on the implementation of these measures.

The team is made up of committed citizens, municipal employees and municipal politicians.

Composition of the Klimateam

Approval of the contrat "Pacte Climat 2.0" (609.3 KB)

As our planet faces unprecedented challenges related to climate change, it has become increasingly important for individuals to take responsibility for their carbon emissions.
The first step to making a significant impact is to understand your own carbon footprint. The Consumer Protection Directorate's online carbon footprint calculator is designed to help you know your impact on the environment.

Carbon footprint calculator

Compare your vehicle's CO2 emissions and costs

With carboncounter.lu,  you can compare the CO2 emissions and costs of vehicles available on the Luxembourg market (all engine types)! Make up your own mind about the vehicle you're thinking of buying, taking into account its engine, its economic cycle, its comparisons, as well as its life, maintenance, purchase, petrol and tax costs, etc.

This free comparator, developed by the MIT Trancik Lab in collaboration with Klima-Agence, works on the basis of neutral data, collected in particular from the SNCA (Société Nationale de Circulation Automobile), and according to a recognised scientific methodology.

Discover the intuitive platform of Klima-Agence and the Ministry of Economy to explore and understand the country's energy trends.
It highlights key indicators linked to the objectives of Luxembourg's National Integrated Energy and Climate Plan (PNEC), to encourage active participation in the energy transition.

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You can view the various presentations of the environment week 2024 below.

Heat pump 25.04.24

oekologesch a gesond bauen a renoveieren 23.04.2024

Save energy with simple measures 22.04.2024

Below is a summary of the climate forum held as part of Environment Week.

Climate forum summary

Leneda: New national energy data platform

Energiekonzept Roeser

Climate fresco

On 13 November 2024, the commune of Roeser organised an information evening on the thermographic cadastre and sustainable energy renovation.

Residents learned how the roof of their home can provide valuable information about their energy costs.

(Aerial) thermography reveals invisible heat loss through the roof, which can account for up to 30% of energy loss in a single-family home. The thermographic cadastre helps homeowners to identify inefficient areas of their roofs and plan appropriate energy-saving measures. The project was initiated and funded by energy suppliers Enovos and SUDenergie. 

You can view the evening's presentations below.

Presentation cadastre thermographique

Presentation Rénovation énergétique durable

FAQ - My compost