“De Buet” September-October 2023 is online!

As of January 2023, our municipal newsletter “De Buet” will only be available on our website www.remich.lu.

Link to the latest edition

You are a resident of the City of Remich or a local business and you would like to continue receiving the printed editions. Order them by sending an email to mato@remich.lu or by filling out the printed form. The copies will then be sent to your home.

Commissions | Member call

I am getting involved in my local community !

The City of Remich is looking for new members to serve on the following commissions:

  • environment
  • housing
  • integration

Are you interested in taking an active part in the work of the commissions?

Do you have professional experience in the domains covered by certain commissions?

Would you like to make your personal experience accessible to other citizens?

Do you have ideas and are you interested in working a few hours in the common interest?

Apply by completing the form and mail it to us:

  • by post to: Ville de Remich | BP 9 | L-5501 Remich
  • by email to: secretariat@remich.lu

Temporary bus stop Rue Dicks | Prolongation

Due to construction work on Rue de la Cité, bus stops on Rue Maatebierg will be moved to Rue Dicks near Cave Desom until further notice.

This message concerns the RGTR, school bus and city shuttle services.

We are looking for substitutes for the municipal daycare facility

We are looking for substitutes for the municipal daycare facility.

Requiredments:
  • Required language skills: Lëtzebuergesch, Däitsch a Franséisch
  • Training (118 hours) “Bases de l’éducation et de l’accueil d’enfants” (BEA)

Application:

  • CV
  • Cover letter
  • Training (118 hours) “Bases de l’éducation et de l’accueil d’enfants” (BEA)
  • Casier 3 + 5
Contact:
Maison Relais Remich
c/o Karla Delvaux
8, rue des Champs
L-5515 Remich
maisonrelais@remich.lu

What if you could generate energy… from the sun and directly on your balcony?

Balcony power plants are small photovoltaic systems, usually consisting of two modules and an inverter, that can be installed very easily. That is why they are often referred to as “Plug&Play”. However, the power of such a plant must not exceed 799 W (inverter power).

How does it work?

The balcony power plant generates electricity from its solar modules and feeds it directly into the home’s electrical grid via a standard electrical outlet. The electricity generated can then be consumed directly in the home. The surplus is fed into the public electricity grid but is not remunerated.

What do I need to pay attention to?

Modules must be CE certified. A “Wieland” plug (a special socket with outwardly isolated contacts) is recommended for safety reasons. Electrical installation must comply with current safety standards. A differential circuit breaker must be installed in the circuit. To ensure that modules placed outside are not torn off in the event of a storm, and to avoid any risk of injury, they must be sufficiently fixed or screwed in place.

Is a balcony power plant profitable?

A balcony power plant can reduce your electricity costs. It is more profitable if you manage to consume the electricity it generates yourself. You can check in advance, for example on your electricity supplier’s customer portal whether your electricity base load is sufficient to consume the electricity generated.

Can I also benefit from subsidies for a balcony power plant?

To qualify for the Klimabonus, the installation of the balcony power plant must be carried out by a professional. The financial aid can amount up to 62.5% of the costs (excluding VAT), with a maximum of 1,562.5 €/kWp if the offer is signed between January 1st, 2023 and December 31st, 2023. The application form must be signed by the professional who installed the system!

Application for vote by mail | Legislative elections 2023

Any voter may apply for vote by mail.

The voter submits his application for absentee voting to the municipality in whose electoral roll he is listed.

Register for absentee voting as of July 17, 2023:

  • electronically via MyGuichet.lu
  • by mail (simple letter or by filling out the form available at the city hall or online > Vote by mail).

For more information, visit elections.remich.lu.

“De Buet” July-August 2023 is online!

As of January 2023, our municipal newsletter “De Buet” will only be available on our website www.remich.lu.

Link to the latest edition

You are a resident of the City of Remich or a local business and you would like to continue receiving the printed editions. Order them by sending an email to mato@remich.lu or by filling out the printed form. The copies will then be sent to your home.