This law aims to increase energy efficiency, and more broadly a rational use of energy, in buildings, taking into account local weather conditions, well-being and cost-effectiveness.
The law notably sets minimum energy efficiency requirements (article 4).
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- Nearly zero-energy buildings from September 30th, 2029. This also applies to buildings occupied by public institutions. The requirement is not mandatory when the cost-effectiveness indicator is negative during operational phase.Buildings: Energy Efficiency · Target year: 2029
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