At the heart of the environmental policy launched by the government, energy renovation works constitute an important item of expenditure for households.
Being warm in winter, reducing your energy bills, increasing the value of your property, living in safe housing ... are among the priorities of the French to improve their habitat. In addition, energy efficiency could ultimately generate 40% of reductions in carbon emissions.
ROCKWOOL, a global player in stone wool insulation solutions, is at the heart of these challenges
Within the framework of the Energy Savings Certificates (CEE) system, the Ministry of Ecological and Solidarity Transition implemented, until December 31, 2020, the Energy Boost to help the French to achieve high-performance work in terms of energy savings in their homes. The stone wool insulation of buildings allows 70% energy savings and ROCKWOOL offers in particular 2 certified solutions for:
- the roof space lost via its wool blowing devices which are particularly stable in the wind, which allows optimal and lasting insulation over time and summer comfort.
- floors which, if poorly insulated, are responsible for 10% of the energy losses and whose insulation solutions offered by ROCKWOOL also offer integrated fire protection.
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