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Décarboner l’existant : stratégies et outils pour le parc immobilier

Philippe Thalmann
2026

Abstract

Ce cours s'adresse aux propriétaires d'immeubles et à leurs conseillers. Il rappelle les objectifs de décarbonation totale du parc de bâtiments d'ici 2050 ainsi que les objectifs énergétiques. Ensuite, il introduit au diagnostic environnemental, économique et social des immeubles et montre, dans les grandes lignes, comment on peut évaluer les potentiels d'amélioration selon ces critères. On verra ainsi comment comparer la rénovation, la transformation et la reconstruction. Cette première analyse d'immeubles individuels ou en portefeuille nécessite des données qu'on peut trouver rapidement dans REMMS. La deuxième partie du cours montrera comment. Elle discutera aussi de sources pour les données qui ne se trouvent pas dans REMMS. Enfin, elle illustrera l'analyse comparative des scénarios d'intervention avec des exemples pratiques de maisons individuelles et immeubles collectifs. Enseignants: Alrick Amann (autres slides) et Philippe Thalmann (slides ici)

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Philippe Thalmann
2026

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/62f9e24c-7a5f-40d1-878b-5eb4b2651785

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