Doubs. MaPrimeRénov': "A suspension, yes, if it's to get off on the right foot," says Capeb 25

The government's announcement to temporarily suspend the processing of MaPrimeRénov' applications further weakens tradespeople involved in energy renovations. The president of the Confederation of Crafts and Small Building Companies of Doubs (Capeb 25) believes that this will not prevent fraudulent practices by larger companies if these subsidies resume in September.

For the president of Capeb 25, the end of the suspension of certain aspects of MaPrimeRénov' must be accompanied by an "acceleration of the payment of financial aid to individuals. Without this, it's better not to start the work." Photo Paul-Henri Piotrowsky

For Philippe Henriot, president of the Capeb du Doubs, MaPrimeRénov' was an opportunity given to individuals to minimize their energy costs when this financial aid was created by the government in 2020. Obtained according to the income of those who apply, it also represented an opportunity for building tradespeople to bounce back, particularly because of the erosion of demand for new construction. "Some of our members, to comply with the requirements of this system, were trained to obtain the Qualibat or Eco artisan label and at the same time be recognized as environmental guarantors (RGE), a time investment since the sessions took place over two months...

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