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Co-ownership Energy Audit

Comply with regulations and enhance your building

The law of 12 July 2010 (Grenelle 2), the decree of 27 January 2012 and the order of 28 February 2013 make it mandatory for all co-ownerships of 50 units or more with shared heating to carry out Energy Audits. Once the audit is complete, a plan detailing the energy saving works to be carried out must be included in the agenda for the co-owners' general meeting.



YOUR NEEDS - OUR COMMITMENTS

The ACCEO co-ownership energy audit allows you to:

  • Comply with regulations,
  • Complete the mandatory co-ownership energy audit,
  • Identify and analyse the site's energy weak points by carrying out a dynamic thermal simulation for accurate and detailed audits (with an accuracy of +/- 5%),
  • Choose appropriate and efficient improvements by calculating the costs and future savings,
  • Suggest medium and long-term renovation plans to be voted on in the general meeting,
  • Optimise the building's energy consumption,
  • Reduce the co-ownership costs linked to energy consumption.


Save on energy consumption and increase the value of your property.

METHODS

Specialising in the energy optimisation of existing buildings, ACCEO Energy has been supporting co-ownership managers in the completion of mandatory energy audits since 2009.
Based on the NF EN 16247 standard, our methods are in compliance with regulatory requirements.
We attend general and co-ownership board meetings to explain energy audits, to answer the co-owners' questions and to identify specific needs.

Through a comprehensive site survey, interviews and computer modelling, we will then identify the building energy losses and the most appropriate and cost-effective energy improvements to reduce the costs for co-owners on a long-term basis and increase the value of their buildings.

We will also implement a financial engineering phase on a house-by-house basis. This step will help you understand the necessary investments and energy gains, explaining the relationship between loan repayments, if the co-ownership is using collective borrowing to finance the work, and reduced operating costs in the first year, as the latter is often able to cover all or part of the former. 

Above and beyond mere compliance with regulations, conducting a co-ownership energy audit also allows you to:

  • reduce operating costs from the first year after work is completed,
  • prevent energy price increases by lowering energy consumption,
  • improve occupant comfort,
  • increase the asset and rental value of the buildings in relation to new and efficient buildings.


This opportunity requires precise and qualitative work; our audits are therefore exclusively carried out using dynamic thermal simulation or hourly static thermal simulation. These energy audits help to identify cost-effective interventions and accurately calculate future financial and energy savings.

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