“I call for a general mobilization in favor of the renovation of housing, from all stakeholders, because it is in our common interest.” This is the message that Thierry Repentin, president of the National Housing Agency (Anah), wanted to convey in a column sent to the press on April 26, 2024. For this “construction site of the century”beyond the commitment of the State and the financing that it makes available to households and stakeholders, it calls for the creation of a “a true French sector of excellence in energy renovation, from production to installation, including advice and financing”. “The State can do a lot, [mais] He cannot succeed alone.”he assures.
The State must provide “visibility and stability”
The boss of Anah therefore calls on the entire sector: historical operators, architects, design offices, craftsmen and construction companies, banks… He also specifies that the State must give “visibility and stability”elements which have not been there in recent months due to the back and forth on the rules of MaPrimeRénov’.
Households, and their desire to carry out work, which is often complicated and restrictive, must be supported by professionals, with complete confidence. In particular by MonAccompagnateurRénov’ (Mar). In this area, Thierry Repentin is pleased to see the dynamic “exceed” Anah’s expectations. “More than 3,000 Rénov’ Supporters are already approved throughout the country. And the accreditation dynamic is such that the objective of 5,000 Rénov’ Supporters, initially set for the end of the year, can be achieved from 2nd trimester.”
Pact for energy renovation: “A relevant initiative”
The president of Anah finally returns to the pact for energy renovation proposed by the Minister of Housing, Guillaume Kasbarian. “Banco! This is a relevant and necessary initiative. Anah will be a stakeholder and will do everything possible to encourage this general mobilization in favor of housing renovation.”
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