While France is crossed by a triple cold wave, the start-up Homeys reveals the average temperatures observed in buildings equipped with collective heating over the period from November 13 to December 13, 2022.
This new study [1] informs us that the French have reduced the temperature of their heating, but that we are still far from reaching 19°C.
Indeed, this last month, the average temperature observed was 20,2°C. This is a significant drop compared to the same period last year (21,1°C). As a reminder, one degree less is about 7% savings on energy consumption.
On the other hand, we remain for the moment well above the recommendations of the government.
For Henri de Noblens, co-founder of Homeys: “Analysis of heating data in residential buildings that are primarily heated by gas reveals that government communications and rising energy prices have prompted managers to revise temperature setpoints downwards this winter. Everyone is more attentive to setting the temperature as well as monitoring it. »
[1] Study conducted on 2.810 residential dwellings equipped with collective heating from November 13 to December 13, 2022
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