What’s reopening and what’s changing
The MaPrimeRénov’ Renovation d’Ampleur program is back with notable updates. The scheme now has a hard cap of 13,000 dossiers until the end of the year, and access is being rolled out progressively, prioritizing the households with the greatest need. The focus is sharpened on homes with poor energy performance, specifically those rated DPE E, F, or G, with the aim of delivering a meaningful energy upgrade through a coordinated package of works.
In short, the reopening emphasizes targeted eligibility, staged processing, and project quality to prevent bottlenecks and ensure smoother instruction from the start.
Access, quotas, and scheduling
Dossiers for MaPrimeRénov’ rénovation d’Ampleur reopen on 30 September 2025. The first to be served are very modest households, followed by modest households, in order of demand flow. A strict cap of 13,000 dossiers remains in place through 31 December 2025, after which the capacity may be reassessed. Authorities insist that processing will be staged and that emphasis will be on the completeness and coherence of requests to avoid saturation and delays.
Targeted housing and requirements
The current reopening concentrates on energy-inefficient homes classified DPE E, F, and G. The strategy is to achieve a “jump” in energy performance through a bouquet of works, determined after an energy audit. An Accompagnateur Rénov’ (Renovation Guide) is mandatory to ensure the project is properly scoped and that the funding is optimized. For households not in the E–G target, the monogestes (single-ownership) and copropriétés (cooperatives) pathways remain open as alternative routes.
Key points:
– DPE E, F, G focus only for this reopening
– Bouquet de travaux defined after an audit énergétique
– Mon Accompagnateur Rénov’ required to frame the project and ensure compliance
– Parcourse monogestes and copropriétés still available for eligible applicants
How to prepare a strong application
Preparation is the cornerstone of a successful MaPrimeRénov’ renovation d’Ampleur submission. Ensure your DPE is current and clearly shows eligibility (E, F or G). Order an energy audit to determine the necessary works and to outline a coherent bouquet. The Renovation Advisor will guide you in structuring the project, planning interventions, and estimating the remaining financial burden.
Practical steps before you apply
- Update your DPE to confirm your home’s energy class (E, F or G).
- Commission an energy audit to define the essential works and the bouquet of projects.
- Engage a Mon Accompagnateur Rénov’ to align the project timeline and ensure technical validity.
- Draft cohesive quotes that align with the audit’s recommendations.
Assemble your dossier and optimize financing
With a solid project plan, gather all required documents for the Service-Public portal: tax notices, proof of residence, and detailed quotes. This is also the moment to explore funding synergies. MaPrimeRénov’ can be combined with CEE bonuses, and, if needed, the eco-PTZ. For very modest households, an advance on the aid may be available to help cover upfront costs.
Useful checklist summary (from the official guidance):
– Updated DPE showing E, F, or G
– Energy audit report establishing the bouquet of works
– Mon Accompagnateur Rénov’ mandate
– Tax notices and proof of residence
– IBAN/RIB and identity documents
– Detailed, itemized quotes that align with the audit
Note: Portals may request additional documents depending on the case.
Steps to take now
- Check your DPE and confirm eligibility (E, F, or G).
- Arrange an energy audit and consult the Mon Accompagnateur Rénov’.
- Define a bouquet of works linked to the audit results.
- Prepare your dossier and gather all required documents.
- Submit the application as soon as possible to secure a place within the 13,000-dossier cap.
Conclusion: plan ahead to maximize your chances
The MaPrimeRénov’ rénovation d’Ampleur reopening signals a focused push on energy-inefficient homes with clear prerequisites and a capped intake. By updating your DPE, commissioning a targeted energy audit, and coordinating work through a Mon Accompagnateur Rénov’, you can navigate the process more efficiently and improve your home’s energy performance while optimizing available funding.
