The building sector plays a central role in achieving carbon neutrality. Reducing emissions requires action on both the renovation of existing buildings, new construction, and the transformation of the industry. To shed light on these challenges, the FFB – French Building Federation – conducted the Vision 2050 study.
The Vision 2050 study analyzes possible decarbonization trajectories for the sector by 2050, taking into account the economic, technical and social realities of the building industry.
It is part of the public debate surrounding major national climate trajectories, particularly those supported by the National Low-Carbon Strategy and the Multiannual Energy Programme.
In this video, discover the main findings of the study:
- Scaling up energy renovation by combining insulation, ventilation improvements, and decarbonizing heating systems
- Maintaining a sufficient level of new construction is essential to meet housing needs while integrating low-carbon solutions.
- Mobilizing all decarbonization levers, whether materials, construction processes or energy systems
- Supporting the transformation of construction companies through innovation, digitalization, and skills development
The ecological transition of the building sector represents a major challenge, but also an opportunity for transformation and development for the entire industry.
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