Breaking News: ANAH Takes Stock of Energy Renovation Subsidy Processing Times
In mid-May 2025, the National Habitat Agency (ANAH) has announced its review of processing times for energy renovation subsidy applications. The review comes amidst growing media attention, particularly following a recent Parisian demonstration against the dysfunctions of Maprimerénov.
Key Findings and Processing Times
Average Processing Times:
- For simple renovations (one type of work), the wait time from request submission to site launch is 63 days, followed by another 49 days before receiving the subsidy.
- For extensive renovations (multiple types of work), these times increase to 105 and 35 days respectively.
ANAH spokesperson, Martin Lagane, cautions that these times can be “significantly longer for companies subject to enhanced controls as part of the fraud prevention efforts.”
Historical Context and Expert Insights
The subject of sluggish processing times for home renovation subsidies has been a recurring issue for years. Experts attribute the delays to exacerbated administrative burdens, which have worsened amid increased demand for green energy solutions.
Immediate Action and Future Implications
ANAH aims to implement improvements by the end of June 2025. While the full impact remains to be seen, this review is expected to streamline applications and reduce processing wait times, ultimately benefiting both homeowners aiming for energy efficiency and businesses involved in the renovation process.
What This Means for You
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