CAPEB, alongside major players in the sector, renews its call to the Prime Minister for an immediate review of MaPrimeRénov'

Last December, a few days before the entry into force of the MaPrimeRénov' reform, CAPEB supplemented its Last Chance Appeal with an open letter co-signed by these same actors which called for the responsibility of the Prime Minister at the time, Elisabeth Borne, to make the necessary decisions.

Since then, this letter has remained unanswered thanks to the ministerial reshuffle and the reform has indeed entered into force with the provisions that CAPEB denounced. However, the requests made in this letter remain more relevant than ever. They were established as part of a consultation process that it is essential to carry out with the sector, each link being likely to suffer the consequences of the current reform. The confederation of artisans remains convinced that these common proposals for development will allow this reform to fully achieve its objectives in the service of the interest of our country.

The objectives of this reform being fully within the framework of ecological planning which he is responsible for implementing, the Prime Minister must be fully aware of these proposals. The desired development for MaPrimeRénov' must in fact go beyond an issue of simplification. The signatories, whose determination to make MaPrimeRénov a less exclusive and more effective system remains intact, therefore sent a joint letter to Gabriel Attal with the strong request that it not remain unanswered.

For Jean-Christophe Repon, president of CAPEB: “The building craftsmen that we represent will not be satisfied with measuring sticks. The exasperation on the ground is great. We therefore expect our proposals to be favorably judged: they are, I remind you, common sense, cost the State nothing and serve the general interest. »

To view the letter addressed to the Prime Minister, click here.

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