Most households in France allocate a significant portion of their budget to heating, despite government support like cheque energy for low-income families. Research from TotalEnergies indicates that wood heating is the most economical option. Meanwhile, heat pumps, though costly to install, can generate more energy than they consume, potentially saving homeowners 60-70% on heating bills. The installation costs vary, but grants are available to assist. Overall, energy efficiency plays a crucial role in managing heating expenses.
The French government’s efforts to aid low-income households with heating costs include initiatives like cheque energy and an energy shield, though heating bills remain high.
TotalEnergies research shows wood heating is the least expensive; heat pumps, while pricier to install, can significantly reduce heating bills over time.
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