Question 14895 — housing

Summary

Mr. Stéphane Travert draws the attention of the Minister of Cities and Housing to the difficulties encountered by many owners and tenants wishing today to improve the energy performance of their homes, particularly in the context of the fight against fuel poverty and the ecological transition. In old or small housing, the implementation of thermal insulation work from the inside is faces a major constraint: the loss of living space induced by the installation of thick insulating materials. This constraint constitutes a real obstacle to carrying out necessary work, particularly in dense urban areas where every square meter is precious. In this context, the development and marketing of innovative insulating materials, with high thermal performance and low thickness, appear to be an essential solution to reconcile energy efficiency and preservation of living space. Also, he would like to know what measures the Government intends to take to support research, innovation and the marketing of thin insulating materials, accessible to the greatest number of people and likely to facilitate the energy renovation of housing without significantly reducing their living space. He also asks whether incentive or regulatory measures could be considered to encourage their rapid diffusion on the market.

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