It has become the nightmare of property owners: how to transform, without breaking the bank, their aging property into a perfectly insulated cocoon, consuming little energy and meeting the ever more demanding ecological standards imposed by legislation?
It is now the famous DPE, or energy performance diagnosis, which dictates its law.
Established in 2006, this system which classifies goods from A to G according to whether they consume more or less energy, was reformed in 2021;
more demanding, it now includes CO2 emissions in establishing energy class thresholds.
From the letter F, the goods are thermal strainers.
Of the 30 million primary residences in France, 4.8 million homes benefit from this chilling label, or 16% of the stock.
The ax has serious consequences for owners, landlords or occupants.
As for the former, G-rated accommodation will be prohibited from…
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