The fight against thermal sieves is intensifying: since January 1, 2025, homes rated G in the Energy Performance Diagnosis (DPE) can no longer be rented. So how can you improve the energy performance of your property and move up the DPE ladder?
Since the 2021 Climate and Resilience Act, energy renovation has become a priority for owners of energy-intensive homes. Indeed, by reinforcing wall insulation, changing heating methods, or installing double glazing, it's possible to gain up to two letters on your energy performance certificate (DPE)! But where to start and how to identify the most relevant work?
Laurent Permasse, Director of Sofinco Éco-Transitions, speaks on Sud Radio to help you see things more clearly: DPE, energy audit, aid and work, we give you the keys to combining energy savings and enhancing the value of your assets.
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