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Study / Review / Report | Building and real estate: a sector plagued by crises but whose ecological transition is underway In recent years, the construction and real estate sector has been particularly impacted by a succession of health, geopolitical, energy and inflationary crises. To cope with this, and because the building sector represents 44% of energy consumption in France, an ambitious ecological transition of buildings must become central to ensuring the prosperity of the sector. -
Study / Review / Report | Citizens and businesses expect a lot from States to act against climate change On the occasion of COP28, ADEME presents the 24th wave of the barometer on “The French's social representations of climate change”, with, this year, in addition to the general public, a sample of economic decision-makers, already interviewed in 2018 . -
Study / Review / Report | Further delaying the energy transition would have a “considerable” cost, warns Ademe At least tens of billions of euros per year lost for France: further delaying the energy transition will destroy part of the country's economic wealth, figures an Ademe report, which underlines Wednesday December 6 "the urgency of act now to preserve the economy" in the face of global warming. -
Study / Review / Report | Pellet stoves: Ademe unveils the results of its Actual Performance study and issues recommendations for the sector On the occasion of the BePOSITIVE exhibition, which takes place from March 21 to 23 at Eurexpo Lyon France, ADEME unveils the results of its study Actual performance of pellet stoves which characterizes the energy and environmental performance of these installations. Heating with wood is experiencing a real craze in France, but it is the first emitter of fine particles. -
Sustainable Development | AMI “Energy Resilience”: financing and supporting projects with economic development potential The SATT Network and ADEME are launching a Call for Expression of Interest (AMI) dedicated to energy resilience. Its ambition is to mobilize researchers working within the territories of the 13 SATT members of the Network, i.e. 80% of French public research, on the development of innovative technological solutions.