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    Company Overview

    Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST)

    Esch, Luxembourg

    2015

    Approximately 710 employees in 2023, with projections of around 760 employees in 2024. Revenue of €110.46 million in 2024 (source: list.lu).

    What They Do

    The Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST) focuses on integrating renewable energies into multi-carrier energy systems, resilient AC/DC hybrid networks, and zero-energy buildings. It develops market-oriented prototypes, services, and tools throughout the innovation chain, ranging from fundamental research to incubation and technology transfer. Among its innovations are real-time simulation platforms for testing complex energy systems, including 4 MW photovoltaic plants and 1 MW energy storage systems (source: opal-rt.com). LIST targets various markets, including public authorities and private industry, by providing prototypes and licenses, while participating in European consortia for funding such as Horizon Europe (source: developmentaid.org). In 2023, LIST filed 33 patents and obtained 24 licenses, strengthening its position in the technology innovation market.

    Projects and Achievements

    LIST manages a research platform with a 4 MW photovoltaic plant and a 1 MW energy storage system, enabling renewable energy integration testing on Luxembourg's transmission grid. Among major projects, the D2ET (Data-Driven Energy Transition) project was launched in October 2025, aiming to model national energy systems to achieve climate neutrality (source: list.lu). Key partnerships include Creos Luxembourg and SnT for research on smart grids, as well as collaborations with IBM for data platforms. In 2023, LIST also supported 8 spin-offs, contributing to local innovation and energy resilience (source: siliconluxembourg.lu).

    Latest News

    In 2023, LIST published its annual report, revealing 710 employees and 402 R&D projects, as well as 33 patents filed. For 2024, revenues reached €110.46 million, with a profit of €1.84 million (source: list.lu). In 2025, the launch of the D2ET digital twin marked a significant advancement in data-driven climate decision-making. Although no acquisitions or mergers were reported, public financial support has helped maintain operations and achieve notable scientific advancements (source: mesr.gouvernement.lu).

    Working There

    LIST primarily offers roles in research and innovation, with about 79% of its staff composed of researchers and innovation experts. Departments include materials research, environmental innovation, and energy systems. In 2023, 120 new hires were onboarded from 60 nationalities, highlighting the institute's international diversity (source: siliconluxembourg.lu). The company culture is characterized by highly motivated staff and good working conditions, although there have been criticisms regarding career management for young researchers (source: mesr.gouvernement.lu). Benefits are not explicitly detailed, but public financial support and infrastructure upgrades contribute to a stable working environment.

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