This year again, you have been able to follow daily on Batinfo the news of the building: construction, housing, regulations, environment ... We invite you to discover the list of the 10 most read news in 2022 out of the 2.800 published.
10 - ADEME and CSTB present 4 unprecedented prospective scenarios to anticipate possible futures for building and real estate, by 2050
Climate change, demographic transition, changing uses, technological changes are some of the challenges that will profoundly transform the demand for and supply of real estate in the years to come.
9 - MaPrimeRénov', CEE, "heating boost": new government announcements
All of the players in the energy renovation sector were expecting a gesture from the State to revitalize the CEE market, which had been in difficulty for several months. It is now done with the announcement of the Ministry of Ecological Transition which provides for a 25% increase in the obligation in the fifth period.
8 - MaPrimeRénov', CEE bonuses, pensions, fuel prices... what changes on July 1, 2022
July 1 is traditionally a date on which important tariffs and measures come into effect. We take stock for you of what will change this year.
7 - Controversy after a decision by the Court of Cassation which will cost the co-owners at least 10 billion euros
The 1st chamber of the Court of Cassation, by a judgment of June 29, 2022, seems to want to reserve only surveyors the market for plans annexed to the deeds of co-ownership.
6 - Poujoulat recruits 30 production agents
Faced with the dynamism of the wood heating market, Poujoulat SA is seeking to increase its production capacities and is currently recruiting 30 production agents.
5 - The decree prohibiting the installation of heating equipment running on coal or fuel oil from July 1, 2022 has been published
New environmental standards will come into force in July, aimed at limiting greenhouse gas emissions from heating equipment and thus excluding in particular the installation of new oil-fired boilers, according to a decree published on Thursday January 6 in the Official Journal.
4 - The 5 major trends of CES 2022 that should impact the building and city sectors
Launched in 2018, the Construction Tech approach, which offers this analysis, is an unprecedented initiative, supported by the BATIMAT trade show, and which aims to make known and promote technological innovations adapted to the world of construction.
3 - Nearly 1 in 2 consumers want to stay on oil despite the ban on installing new boilers
It's done! The decree making it impossible to install heating devices running on fuel oil or coal in renovation and in new buildings has just been published in the Official Journal on January 6, 2022.
2 - The Tertiary Eco-Energy Decree (DEET): beyond a new challenge to be met, an opportunity to be seized
Analysis by Marc-André Merlet, Energy Performance Director at EQUANS France and expert in the Tertiary Eco-Energy System.
1 - MEPs vote for a single, more protective status for self-employed workers
MEPs voted on Monday in favor of a single statute for some three million self-employed workers, providing in particular for the protection of their personal assets in the event of a hard blow.
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