#DEVR1414899ADecree of September 4, 2014 Establishing the Application Requirements for Energy Savings Certificates
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The law establishes the requirements and procedures for requesting energy savings certificates in France. It details the necessary documentation that applicants must submit, including identification, eligibility proof, operations carried out, and compliance with established energy-saving standards. Furthermore, the law specifies the types of operations recognized for energy savings and outlines the responsibilities of various parties involved in the application process.
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Key Changes
- Introduced specific documentation requirements for individuals and organizations applying for energy savings certificates.
- Clarified the eligibility criteria for applicants, including additional conditions for first-time applicants.
- Outlined the detailed process for operations-specific energy savings applications and the accompanying justification necessary for approval.
Obligations
What this law requires
Applicants who are natural persons must provide full name, phone number, and home address in their application for energy savings certificates
Applicants who are legal entities must provide business name, legal form, registered office address, SIREN number, signatory identity, and contact person details in their application
All documents written in foreign languages must be accompanied by a certified French translation
First-time applicants subject to energy savings obligations must provide a certified declaration of energy volumes put to consumption or sold in France during the preceding calendar year, certified by a certified accountant, statutory auditor, or public accountant
First-time applicants subject to energy savings obligations must provide a sworn statement confirming they have not delegated their entire obligation and remain obligated under Article L. 221-1 of the Energy Code