Question 15939 — energy and fuels

Summary

Ms. Anna Pic questions the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial, Energy and Digital Sovereignty on the future of the Slime program (Local intervention services for energy management), financed under the energy savings certificate (CEE) system. According to data from the National Energy Ombudsman, 35% of consumers say they have suffered from the cold in their homes in 2025. The National Observatory on Energy Poverty (ONPE) also highlights that one in ten households is in a situation of energy poverty, or nearly 6 million people forced to devote more than 8% of their income to energy expenses. For example, in the Manche department, more than 34,000 households are in a situation of fuel poverty, or 15% of households in the region. For the most modest, the renovation of their energy-intensive homes often remains out of reach, leading them to choose between progressive debt and energy deprivation. This situation results in particular from the dilapidated housing stock, their poor energy performance and has been amplified in a context of a sharp rise in energy prices since 2022, further weakening the income of the most vulnerable households. Faced with this social issue major, the Slime program has for more than ten years been a recognized tool for identifying, guiding and supporting the most vulnerable households facing fuel poverty. Deployed in more than fifty local authorities, this system promotes the coordination of local stakeholders and makes it possible to effectively support households towards solutions adapted to their situation. Evaluation of the program over the period 2022-2025 highlights positive results, both for supported households and for involved communities. Even though new territories are still joining the process, like the department of Ille-et-Vilaine which will deploy the system from September 2026, the current financing of the program must end in 2027 with the expiry of the current period of energy savings certificates. In this context, she would like to know what the Government's intentions are regarding the renewal of the Slime program within the framework of the next CEE period. She also asks him if the Government intends to support the sustainability of this system in the longer term in order to strengthen the fight against energy poverty throughout the territory.

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