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Switching off streetlights half an hour before sunrise will be maintained as an energy-saving measure this winter in Brussels, reports RTBF and Belga.

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Remote workers looking to break the monotony of working out of their home offices or living rooms often turn to cafes for a change of scenery with the added benefits of wifi, coffee and perhaps a

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Two popular Brussels restaurants are closing their doors - Italian restaurant La Trinacria and Japanese restaurant Kumiko Izakaya - with both citing financial difficulties such as soaring energy c

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A Brussels man has installed a single solar panel on his balcony, saying the unconventional placement is already saving him up to €180 on his energy bills.

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Belgium’s state secretary for consumer protection has warned that seven different energy suppliers are facing sanctions for failing to keep customers adequately informed.

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Small businesses in Belgium are beginning to buckle under the weight of the energy prices, including laundrettes and bakeries which tend to have higher-than-normal energy costs already.

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The energy crisis affecting households across the country has not spared Belgium's railway operator either, with the SNCB looking for ways to save money amid skyrocketing prices for fuel.

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As restaurants grapple with soaring energy prices alongside Belgian households, some have taken to charging customers an extra fee to help cover the costs.

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Not long after the Flemish parliament imposed a rent freeze for tenants of poorly insulated housing, the Brussels region has reached a similar agreement for the residents in the capital.

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