A draft decree about "turnkey" installation offers for heat pumps for individuals is currently open for public consultation until October 20, 2026. The decree outlines guidelines for integrated heat pump offers that include bonuses from the CEE (Certificats d'Économies d'Énergie), which are incentives designed to promote energy efficiency in France. These bonuses apply specifically to air/water heat pump systems, which are used to heat homes using energy from the air rather than traditional heating methods. The details of this draft decree are currently only accessible to subscribers of Batiactu, a French website that provides news and analysis on construction and energy topics. At present, 84% of the content remains hidden from the public, and only those who have subscribed can read the full text. Subscribers are encouraged to log in to access the complete information about the proposed regulations. Non-subscribers are invited to sign up for Batiactu to gain access to all its articles, ad-free reading, and exclusive interviews and analyses from the editorial team. This includes insights into the evolving energy policies affecting home heating systems in France. The consultation period provides an opportunity for the public to review and comment on the proposed decree before it is finalized. The draft decree is part of broader efforts to increase the adoption of energy-efficient technologies in residential buildings. As part of these efforts, the government is exploring ways to support individuals in upgrading their heating systems to reduce energy consumption and reliance on fossil fuels. The consultation period allows stakeholders to provide feedback on the proposed measures.