Energy renovation: grants and funding in 2019

Are you considering carrying out energy renovation work on your home? Find out what financial assistance you may be eligible for.

Energy Transition Tax Credit (CITE)
Homeowners who carry out energy-efficiency improvements in their primary residence (more than 2 years old) may benefit from a tax credit designed to support the energy transition.

Energy Supplier Incentives (CEE Program)
Energy suppliers offer financial assistance for energy-saving renovation works, provided that the project is completed by an RGE-certified professional (Reconnu Garant de l’Environnement).

Reduced VAT Rate for Energy Renovation
Energy-efficiency upgrades performed in homes older than 2 years are eligible for a reduced VAT rate, helping households lower renovation costs.

Zero-Interest Eco-Loan (Eco-PTZ)
This interest-free loan finances energy-efficient renovation for primary residences built before January 1, 1990. It supports projects such as insulation, heating system upgrades, or comprehensive renovation packages.

Energy Bonus
Aimed primarily at low-income households, this incentive helps finance the replacement of oil-fired boilers and the insulation of attics, roofs, or floors.

Habiter Mieux Programme (ANAH)
This scheme targets homes older than 15 years and supports renovation work that significantly reduces energy loss and improves overall thermal performance.

Energy Voucher (Chèque Énergie)
The Energy Voucher provides financial support for low-income households to pay for home energy bills or to cover part of the cost of energy-saving renovations.