Overview
- Anah approved a 2026 objective to finance 120,000 comprehensive energy renovations, split between 68,000 condominium projects and 52,000 individual homes.
- The application portal for global renovations is slated to reopen to all households on January 1, with the entire scheme pausing if the 2026 finance bill is not adopted.
- A backlog of 83,000 files from late 2025 weighs on the new target, prompting warnings from sector voices about renewed bottlenecks and slower processing.
- Anah says it has adjusted parameters for continuity, including lower maximum subsidies per file and real‑time monitoring by territory to manage demand.
- Funding for household aids totals €4.4 billion, including €3.4 billion for energy renovations, with a €555 million cut in the state envelope expected to be offset by over €1 billion in energy‑saving certificates, alongside plans for 150,000 single‑measure projects and tighter fraud checks such as remote physical inspections.