You are a social landlord .
The challenges of the sector
France has committed to reducing its greenhouse gas emissions by 40% by 2030. The residential sector contributes to around 12% of the country's total GHG emissions. To achieve the objectives set by the State, social landlords are obliged by 2025 then 2028 and until 2034 to bring all energy-intensive housing up to standard, under penalty of a rental ban. The calendar of obligations is as follows:
How to avoid the ban on renting your social housing?
What work needs to be done to insulate the most energy-intensive homes?
Enerlis solutions
Regulations
Tertiary decree
The tertiary decree requires buildings of more than 1,000 m2 to reduce their energy consumption by 40% by 2030, 50% by 2040, and 60% by 2050. Your organization's offices may be be concerned. Contact an Enerlis expert quickly to verify your compliance needs.
Energy - climate law
The Energy-Climate law of 2019 imposes an obligation for energy renovation of existing homes. Dwellings classified F and G on the energy performance diagnosis (DPE) are considered “thermal sieves” and must be renovated to reach class D.
APER law
The ApER law requires that car parks of more than 1,500 m² associated with the residences of social landlords be equipped with photovoltaic panels covering at least 50% of their surface area by 2026.
LOM law
The LOM law requires the installation of charging stations for electric vehicles in social housing car parks with more than 20 spaces. These facilities must represent at least 5% of parking spaces by 2025.
Success story
Chaumont habitat: Overall support for energy renovation work on the entire social landlord portfolio
Chaumont Habitat's real estate portfolio included a large number of residences and housing classified F or G. The social landlord needed a global operator, not only capable of carrying out energy diagnostics, of intervening on several sites simultaneously and in inhabited environment, but also a specialist in financing.
number of housings
4,800 housing units
Total cost of the operation
€5 million
Annual energy savings
€4.5 million
Remains payable by customer
500 000 €
Carbon economy
1,828 TCO2/year
OUTPUT OF ENERGIOUS LABELS
Thanks to the Enerlis work, the social landlord was able to continue to rent the housing in its portfolio, guaranteeing its tenants a reduction in their energy bills.
A major player in the Chaumontais landscape for 100 years, it is in the landlord's DNA to provide housing where life is good for 7,000 tenants.
Thanks to insulation work, boiler room work, installation of low-energy bulbs and radiators, the social landlord is now classified D on the DPE. Our client was able to continue renting out his real estate portfolio.
Soufiane Bouzidi
Director of Residential Operations at Enerlis
Financing the energy transition
Focus on public market with purchase order
The purchase order market is a framework contract used by social landlords to meet recurring needs for supplies, services or works. It allows orders to be placed flexibly and staggered without restarting a tender procedure each time. This type of market sets unit prices and general conditions, with a minimum and maximum amount.
Social landlords can thus optimize costs, simplify simplified management, and quickly initiate energy renovation work, while respecting the Public Order Code.
EEC
The Energy Savings Certificate (EEC) system requires energy suppliers to make energy savings to compensate for their so-called “polluting” activities. They must promote energy efficiency among social landlords, by indirectly financing energy efficiency work.
Thanks to our CEE delegate of the Enerlis group, Loris.ENR, we are authorized to provide social landlords with the benefit of CEE aid, by evaluating the amount of financial aid available for energy renovation projects from the audit work phase.
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