Infrastructure

#2026-20018 Mart 2026 tarihli ve 2026-200 sayılı Kararname, metropolitan Fransa'daki bina inşaatlarının enerji performansı ve çevresel gereksinimlerini değiştirmektedir.

🇫🇷France··Other·Medium Impact·View source ↗

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🇬🇧 English

This decree modifies energy performance and environmental requirements for building constructions in metropolitan France. It introduces new definitions for outdoor amenity space and average ceiling height, and adjusts coefficients for building performance calculations. The changes apply to building permit applications submitted from July 1, 2026.

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Key Changes

  • New definitions for outdoor amenity space and average ceiling height.
  • Adjustments to performance calculation coefficients.

Obligations

What this law requires

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Apply new exemption criteria for building extensions: exemptions now apply to extensions with surface less than 150 m² AND surélévations (raised structures) with surface less than 150 m² or less than 30% of existing building reference surface

Building permit applicants, construction professionals, local building authorities
operational
high

Calculate outdoor amenity space (Sagrément_ext) for collective housing as cumulative surface of balconies, loggias, and terraces in panel form, explicitly excluding roof terraces, ground-level terraces, garden-level terraces, and external access corridors

Building designers, energy performance assessors, construction professionals for collective housing projects
operational
high

Calculate average ceiling height (HSPmoy) for residential buildings as weighted average of ceiling heights in residential spaces, weighted by reference surface area of those spaces

Building designers, energy performance assessors, construction professionals
operational
high

Apply new ceiling height modulation coefficient (MbHSP) to Bbio_max calculations for residential buildings in energy performance assessments

Energy performance assessors, construction professionals
operational
high

Apply new ceiling height modulation coefficient (McHSP) to Cep_nr_max, Cep_max, and Icénergie_max calculations in energy performance standards

Energy performance assessors, construction professionals
operational

Affected Parties

Builders, architects, and property developers in metropolitan France.

Tags

building regulations,energy performance,environmental standards