The Government is considering giving priority to single-minded people in renovation aid. The National Council of the Order of Architects (CNOA) is surprised by this short-term position which involves significant public expenditure with questionable results and which does not provide the desired energy efficiency.
It also warns of the announcements of a change of course which would signify the end of the compulsory recourse to the Rénov' Accompagnateur (MAR) for all categories of households.
During the consultation for the French Energy Climate Strategy (SFEC) and the Housing Refoundation Council, the building sector had adopted the stricter supervision of public aid in favor of single-step renovations. The orientation of aid towards overall renovations was also an element of consensus. All studies show the importance of this strategy and many players have been preparing for it for months.
The announcements of the continued financing of single-step renovations, to the detriment of efficient overall renovations, are likely to compromise the objective of carbon neutrality set for the building sector by the Government by 2050.
The CNOA specifies that this objective will remain unattainable without a real massing of the number of efficient renovations. Support from a trusted third party is necessary to ensure the quality of the work and refocus on guaranteeing the performance of the building envelope.
The CNOA will continue to support the Government in its reflection on the evolution of the MaPrimeRénov' system, by providing concrete proposals that respond to the current constraints of the renovation market, and in consistency with the objectives stated in the National Low-Carbon Strategy (SNBC), to reduce the carbon footprint of the building sector.
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