Analyse du Guichet Unique de la Rénovation Energétique mis en œuvre: Toulouse métropole Rénov’
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2023
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I-HEROS
In its territorial climate and energy plan and in energy master plan (SDE), both in 2019, Toulouse Métropole set ambitious targets for 2030 to reduce energy consumption targeting transport and residential buildings. As a result, an annual target of 7,500 energy-efficient housing renovations (including 1,600 social housing units) was set for all types of renovations, both major and minor. In this context, the Toulouse Métropole Rénov’ office, through its Maison de l’Energie, provides services as OSS, to support homowners (both individuals and collective)
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I-HEROS
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