Overview
- The reinforced "coup de pouce chauffage" took effect on October 1, 2025 and runs through December 31, 2030, with secondary residences excluded.
- Policymakers aim to cut building‑sector emissions and revive a heat‑pump market weakened by two years of uncertainty over renovation aid.
- Support amounts vary by household income, pump performance, whether it covers heating and/or hot water, housing type and size, and the local climate zone, according to Uniclima.
- Industry groups say grants can in some cases finance up to 100% of a fossil‑to‑heat‑pump replacement, with indicative amounts around €3,000 for higher‑income households and up to €13,000 for the most modest.
- Consumer and CEE professionals urge caution about ultra‑low‑cost offers, noting that near‑zero out‑of‑pocket deals will be exceptional and that installation quality and fit should be checked.