From 2024, the government will strengthen its system My Renovation Bonus by releasing an additional envelope of 300 million euros to better support households in their energy renovations, we learned Sunday evening from the Ministry of Energy Transition.
The support service for the most modest households (Mon Accompagnateur Rénov’) will be fully covered. The aid for this support service will increase from 1,200 euros currently to 2,000 euros, it was specified from the same source, confirming information from the Figaro.
Accelerate the replacement of fossil boilers
The government’s objective is to achieve 200,000 major renovations in 2024, compared to around 90,000 currently, while the housing sector represents 48 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent, or 64% of building emissions and 11% of emissions. total of France.
This new budget, intended to accelerate the replacement of oil and gas boilers, will be announced on Monday by the Ministers of Energy Transition, Agnès Pannier-Runacher, of Ecological Transition, Christophe Béchu, and of the City and Housing. , Olivier Klein, on the occasion of a meeting of building stakeholders on decarbonization.
“Secure the achievement of the country’s climate commitments by 2030”
The government also launched, on June 5, a consultation until July 28 with elected officials and professionals planning to ban the installation of new gas boilers. This approach is part of the ecological planning launched by Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne and should make it possible to “secure the achievement of the country’s climate commitments by 2030”. The ambition is to “accelerate the dynamics of removing fossil boilers” in buildings, in the tertiary park and in the residential park, to replace them mainly with heat pumps, according to the Ministry of Energy Transition.
According to statistics from the Center for Economic Studies and Research on Energy (Ceren), 11.2 million main residences used natural gas and liquefied petroleum gas for heating in France in 2021 (collective or individual) , and some 2.7 million main residences were heated with domestic fuel oil. The Ma Prime Renov’ system, set up to help finance energy renovation work, especially for the most modest households, has already put an end to aid for the installation of gas boilers, including the most modern which recycle their exhaust gases.