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Overview
- France’s new electrification plan says the MaPrimeRénov’ program will no longer fund full home overhauls that preserve gas heating.
- From September 1, 2026, major-renovation aid will be granted only if a fossil-fuel boiler is replaced.
- The government set a goal of installing one million heat pumps per year by 2030.
- A previously announced rule will bar gas boilers in new homes starting in 2027, including hybrid or backup gas setups.
- The plan adds a simple monthly “turnkey” heat-pump offer for low-income households, with vetted installers and a published price guide to curb costs.