If he is re-elected President of the Republic in April, Emmanuel Macron intends to increase certain aid for energy renovation. The idea is to give priority to overall work in the dwellings rather than isolated renovations. The LREM candidate anticipates an increase in purchasing power on the hard way for the French with such measures.
In order to reduce the number of thermal sieves and improve home insulation, aid for energy renovation was introduced in France during Emmanuel Macron’s five-year term. The President of the Republic, candidate for re-election, intends to continue the effort undertaken to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, reports Capital.
First idea: rely on MaPrimeRnov’, a now well-known aid to finance energy renovation work on your home. Money is well spent, said Emmanuel Macron on Monday March 7 during a trip to the Yvelines. It’s purchasing power gain in the hard way. It’s less CO2 emissions […] and it’s less external dependence.
A quantitative and qualitative objective
According to Housing Minister Emmanuelle Wargon, one million MaPrimeRnov’ files have been filed in two years. We are now going to give ourselves a quantitative objective and a qualitative objective, explained the minister on Wednesday 9 March. From a qualitative point of view, the government intends to encourage households to more general work. Indeed, 86% of projects financed in 2021 targeted limited renovation, notes Capital.
The objective is difficult because of the cost of energy renovation. To encourage this approach, Emmanuel Macron therefore also intends to increase certain aid in order to improve support […] to guide households towards the most successful worksexplained a source close to the candidate Capital.
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