On March 4, the online training capsule on the CAE market and its application in Homeowner Associations will take place, organized by Movinhood.

CAEs (Contracts for Energy Saving) are a new form of co-financing for energy-saving investments. They allow Homeowner Associations to sell the energy savings generated after carrying out rehabilitation works or installations that improve the energy efficiency of their buildings. This innovative model offers a great opportunity to optimize energy use and contribute to sustainability.

In this training capsule, we will explore what CAEs are, how they work, the difference between a CAE and a subsidy, and how this model can be applied to homeowner associations to improve energy efficiency. Additionally, we will discuss future perspectives and the first steps for implementing these contracts.

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Activity Index

• Definition and context of the CAE market
  What is a CAE?
  Why? Difference between a CAE and a subsidy.
  Actors and functioning of the system.
  First years of the market.
  Future perspectives.
• Examples applicable to Homeowner Associations
• Conclusions
• Questions