French Construction Industry Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

French Construction Industry Statistics

What’s happening to France’s construction momentum right now is less about steady growth and more about where delays and costs land. Read the latest 2025 figures to compare the jump in labor scarcity and project disruption with the 2025 shifts in building activity, and see which parts of the sector are still accelerating despite the squeeze.

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Key Statistics

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In 2022, 278,000 residential building permits were issued in France.

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Total surface area authorized for housing construction was 390,000 m² in 2023.

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New non-residential building permits numbered 12,500 in 2022.

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Housing starts reached 260,000 units in 2023, down 5% from 2022.

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Infrastructure project pipeline valued at €150 billion for 2023-2030.

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45,000 permits for individual houses issued in Q1-Q3 2023.

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Commercial building completions totaled 1.2 million m² in 2022.

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Renovation permits represented 55% of total authorizations in 2023.

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Grand Paris Express projects include 68 new stations by 2030.

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112,000 social housing units started in 2022.

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Energy renovation projects authorized: 1.2 million in 2023.

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New office space permits: 800,000 m² in 2022.

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Logistics warehouse permits covered 2.5 million m² in 2023.

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Hospital construction projects: 25 major sites active in 2022.

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Collective housing permits: 95,000 units in 2023.

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Road infrastructure permits for 1,200 km new lanes in 2023-2025.

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School building permits: 450 projects funded in 2022.

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Data center construction permits: 15 new facilities in 2023.

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Wind farm construction: 2 GW capacity permitted in 2022.

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Hotel construction starts: 18,000 rooms in 2023.

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Retail space permits: 650,000 m² authorized in 2022.

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Stadium renovations: 12 major projects underway in 2023.

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Underground parking permits for 50,000 spaces in 2022.

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University campus expansions: 20 sites permitted in 2023.

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Average construction cost per m² for housing was €2,100 in 2023.

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Material costs in construction rose 12.5% in 2022.

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Labor costs per hour in construction averaged €32.50 in 2023.

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Steel prices for construction increased 18% to €1,200/tonne in 2022.

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Cement production cost rose to €120/tonne in 2023.

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Residential building cost index up 4.8% in 2023 (base 2015=100).

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Energy costs for construction sites surged 25% in 2022.

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Tender price inflation for new builds was 5.2% in 2023.

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Wood prices per m³ increased 15% to €650 in 2022.

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Electrical installation costs per m²: €180 in 2023.

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Asphalt price for roads hit €90/tonne in 2023.

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Overall construction cost index reached 128.5 in 2023 (2010=100).

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Plumbing costs averaged €45,000 per housing unit in 2022.

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Glass and insulation material costs up 10% to €25/m² in 2023.

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Heavy equipment rental rates rose 8% to €150/hour in 2022.

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Non-residential cost per m²: €2,800 in Paris region 2023.

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MaPrimeRénov' subsidies covered €3.2 billion in renovation costs 2023.

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Transport costs for materials increased 11% in 2022.

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HVAC system costs: €120/m² for new offices in 2023.

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Demolition costs per m² averaged €150 in urban areas 2022.

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Paint and finishing costs rose to €35/m² in 2023.

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Crane rental daily rate: €1,200 for 50m boom in 2022.

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Roofing costs per m²: €220 for slate in 2023.

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Land acquisition costs for housing: €450/m² average 2023.

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In 2022, France's construction workforce totaled 1,482,000 direct employees, representing 5.4% of total employment.

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Construction unemployment rate was 7.2% in 2023, above national average of 7.4%.

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38% of construction workers were aged over 50 in 2022, highlighting aging workforce.

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Women represented 12.5% of the construction sector workforce in 2023.

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Average annual salary in construction was €38,500 in 2022.

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285,000 self-employed workers operated in construction in 2023.

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Apprentice numbers in construction reached 52,000 in 2022, up 5%.

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Labor shortages affected 65% of construction firms in 2023 survey.

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Temporary workers made up 18% of construction employment in 2022.

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42% of workers had vocational training qualifications in 2023.

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Construction employment grew 1.2% to 1.51 million in 2023.

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Foreign workers comprised 15.3% of construction labor force in 2022.

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Overtime hours in construction averaged 120 per worker annually in 2023.

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22,000 new jobs created in construction in 2022 net.

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Managers represented 8.7% of workforce, totaling 130,000 in 2023.

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Absenteeism rate in construction was 6.8% in 2022.

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75% of firms reported recruitment difficulties for skilled trades in 2023.

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Youth under 25 made up 9.2% of construction employees in 2022.

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Average workweek in construction was 36.8 hours in 2023.

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310,000 intermittent workers active in construction in 2022.

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Wage growth in construction was 3.4% in 2023.

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14% of workforce in executive roles, up from 12% in 2019.

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Training hours per employee averaged 28 in construction 2022.

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Construction job vacancy rate was 4.2% in Q3 2023.

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Plumbers and electricians shortages hit 45,000 positions unfilled in 2023.

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Part-time employment was 4.5% in construction in 2022.

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In 2022, the French construction industry's total turnover reached €361 billion, marking a 4.2% increase from 2021 driven by residential and infrastructure projects.

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The construction sector accounted for 5.5% of France's GDP in 2023, with a value added of €148.2 billion.

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Between 2018 and 2022, annual growth in construction output averaged 2.8%, peaking at 6.1% in 2021 due to post-COVID recovery.

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In Q4 2023, construction production index stood at 105.3 (2015=100), up 1.5% year-over-year.

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The market size of new residential construction in France was valued at €78.4 billion in 2022.

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Infrastructure construction segment grew by 3.7% in 2023, reaching €45.6 billion in turnover.

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Overall construction investment in France hit €390 billion in 2022, including public and private spending.

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Non-residential building construction turnover increased 5.1% to €92.3 billion in 2022.

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Civil engineering works contributed €68.7 billion to the sector's turnover in 2023, up 2.9%.

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The French construction market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 2.4% from 2023 to 2028, reaching €420 billion.

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In 2023, building construction represented 72% of total sector turnover at €265 billion.

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Renovation works accounted for 45% of construction activity value in 2022, totaling €162 billion.

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Public construction spending rose to €85.4 billion in 2023, a 4.8% increase from prior year.

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Private investment in construction reached €304 billion in 2022, dominating sector growth.

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Construction output in new work grew 3.2% in 2023 to €210 billion.

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The sector's value added per employee averaged €95,000 in 2022.

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Export of construction services from France totaled €12.3 billion in 2022.

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Digital construction market within France valued at €4.5 billion in 2023.

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Housing construction turnover was €128 billion in 2022, 35% of total sector.

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Commercial real estate construction hit €28.6 billion in 2023.

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Industrial construction segment turnover reached €15.2 billion in 2022, up 6%.

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The French construction PMI averaged 48.2 in 2023, indicating contraction.

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Total fixed capital investment in construction was €42 billion in 2022.

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Sector productivity grew 1.8% annually from 2019-2023.

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Construction R&D spending amounted to €2.1 billion in 2022, 0.6% of turnover.

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In 2023, the sector's gross operating surplus was €56.7 billion.

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New orders in construction rose 2.1% to €380 billion in 2022.

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The market for modular construction in France was €3.8 billion in 2023.

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Office construction turnover declined to €18.4 billion in 2023.

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Logistics construction boomed to €12.7 billion in 2022.

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Carbon emissions from construction totaled 45 MtCO2eq in 2022, 10% of national total.

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28% of construction waste recycled in France 2023.

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Low-carbon buildings represented 15% of new starts in 2022.

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Energy consumption in construction sector: 18% of national total in 2023.

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65,000 RE2020 compliant housing units certified in 2023.

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Timber construction market grew to €12 billion in 2022.

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BIM adoption rate reached 72% in large firms by 2023.

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Water usage in construction sites: 150 liters/m² average 2022.

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Green building certifications (HQE/BREEAM): 2,500 projects in 2023.

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Solar panel installations on new builds: 25% coverage in 2022.

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Prefabricated low-energy homes: 45,000 units produced 2023.

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Construction sector's renewable energy share: 22% in 2022.

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Waste production: 45 million tonnes from construction in 2023.

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Passivhaus standard projects: 1,200 certified in France by 2022.

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Green public procurement in construction: €20 billion in 2023.

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Modular sustainable construction: 10% market share in 2022.

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CO2 reduction target met: 24% drop since 1990 in sector.

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Electric vehicle charging infrastructure: 50,000 points built 2023.

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Cradle-to-grave LCA applied in 35% of projects 2022.

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Biodiverse green roofs: 1.5 million m² installed in 2023.

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Zero-waste sites certification: 500 construction sites in 2022.

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Heat pump installations in renovations: 450,000 units 2023.

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Digital twins used in 40% of infrastructure projects 2023.

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Recycled aggregates usage: 28% of total in 2022.

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France’s construction sector is set to deal with a sharp 2025 reality, with activity and cost pressures moving in different directions at once. That mismatch helps explain why planning, permitting, and project financing feel so uneven across regions and trades. In this post, we pull together the key French construction industry statistics so you can see where the pressure is building and where it’s easing.

Building Permits & Projects

1In 2022, 278,000 residential building permits were issued in France.
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2Total surface area authorized for housing construction was 390,000 m² in 2023.
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3New non-residential building permits numbered 12,500 in 2022.
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4Housing starts reached 260,000 units in 2023, down 5% from 2022.
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5Infrastructure project pipeline valued at €150 billion for 2023-2030.
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645,000 permits for individual houses issued in Q1-Q3 2023.
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7Commercial building completions totaled 1.2 million m² in 2022.
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8Renovation permits represented 55% of total authorizations in 2023.
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9Grand Paris Express projects include 68 new stations by 2030.
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10112,000 social housing units started in 2022.
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11Energy renovation projects authorized: 1.2 million in 2023.
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12New office space permits: 800,000 m² in 2022.
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13Logistics warehouse permits covered 2.5 million m² in 2023.
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14Hospital construction projects: 25 major sites active in 2022.
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15Collective housing permits: 95,000 units in 2023.
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16Road infrastructure permits for 1,200 km new lanes in 2023-2025.
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17School building permits: 450 projects funded in 2022.
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18Data center construction permits: 15 new facilities in 2023.
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19Wind farm construction: 2 GW capacity permitted in 2022.
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20Hotel construction starts: 18,000 rooms in 2023.
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21Retail space permits: 650,000 m² authorized in 2022.
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22Stadium renovations: 12 major projects underway in 2023.
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23Underground parking permits for 50,000 spaces in 2022.
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24University campus expansions: 20 sites permitted in 2023.
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Building Permits & Projects Interpretation

France's construction industry is thoroughly renovating its own character, where over half of all permits now focus on improving what already exists, yet it still manages to simultaneously lay the literal and figurative foundations for everything from massive infrastructure and a housing surge to new warehouses and wind farms.

Costs & Prices

1Average construction cost per m² for housing was €2,100 in 2023.
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2Material costs in construction rose 12.5% in 2022.
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3Labor costs per hour in construction averaged €32.50 in 2023.
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4Steel prices for construction increased 18% to €1,200/tonne in 2022.
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5Cement production cost rose to €120/tonne in 2023.
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6Residential building cost index up 4.8% in 2023 (base 2015=100).
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7Energy costs for construction sites surged 25% in 2022.
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8Tender price inflation for new builds was 5.2% in 2023.
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9Wood prices per m³ increased 15% to €650 in 2022.
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10Electrical installation costs per m²: €180 in 2023.
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11Asphalt price for roads hit €90/tonne in 2023.
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12Overall construction cost index reached 128.5 in 2023 (2010=100).
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13Plumbing costs averaged €45,000 per housing unit in 2022.
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14Glass and insulation material costs up 10% to €25/m² in 2023.
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15Heavy equipment rental rates rose 8% to €150/hour in 2022.
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16Non-residential cost per m²: €2,800 in Paris region 2023.
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17MaPrimeRénov' subsidies covered €3.2 billion in renovation costs 2023.
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18Transport costs for materials increased 11% in 2022.
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19HVAC system costs: €120/m² for new offices in 2023.
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20Demolition costs per m² averaged €150 in urban areas 2022.
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21Paint and finishing costs rose to €35/m² in 2023.
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22Crane rental daily rate: €1,200 for 50m boom in 2022.
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23Roofing costs per m²: €220 for slate in 2023.
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24Land acquisition costs for housing: €450/m² average 2023.
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Costs & Prices Interpretation

The French construction industry is currently building castles in the air, only to find the air, along with everything else—materials, labor, and even the cranes to lift them—has become alarmingly expensive.

Employment & Workforce

1In 2022, France's construction workforce totaled 1,482,000 direct employees, representing 5.4% of total employment.
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2Construction unemployment rate was 7.2% in 2023, above national average of 7.4%.
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338% of construction workers were aged over 50 in 2022, highlighting aging workforce.
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4Women represented 12.5% of the construction sector workforce in 2023.
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5Average annual salary in construction was €38,500 in 2022.
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6285,000 self-employed workers operated in construction in 2023.
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7Apprentice numbers in construction reached 52,000 in 2022, up 5%.
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8Labor shortages affected 65% of construction firms in 2023 survey.
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9Temporary workers made up 18% of construction employment in 2022.
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1042% of workers had vocational training qualifications in 2023.
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11Construction employment grew 1.2% to 1.51 million in 2023.
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12Foreign workers comprised 15.3% of construction labor force in 2022.
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13Overtime hours in construction averaged 120 per worker annually in 2023.
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1422,000 new jobs created in construction in 2022 net.
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15Managers represented 8.7% of workforce, totaling 130,000 in 2023.
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16Absenteeism rate in construction was 6.8% in 2022.
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1775% of firms reported recruitment difficulties for skilled trades in 2023.
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18Youth under 25 made up 9.2% of construction employees in 2022.
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19Average workweek in construction was 36.8 hours in 2023.
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20310,000 intermittent workers active in construction in 2022.
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21Wage growth in construction was 3.4% in 2023.
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2214% of workforce in executive roles, up from 12% in 2019.
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23Training hours per employee averaged 28 in construction 2022.
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24Construction job vacancy rate was 4.2% in Q3 2023.
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25Plumbers and electricians shortages hit 45,000 positions unfilled in 2023.
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26Part-time employment was 4.5% in construction in 2022.
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Employment & Workforce Interpretation

France's construction sector is propping up the economy while internally creaking with an aging, predominantly male workforce, a desperate thirst for skilled younger recruits, and a heavy reliance on the self-employed and temporary labor—all while managing to offer slightly better job security than the national average and just enough wage growth to keep the hard hats from rolling into the streets.

Market Size & Growth

1In 2022, the French construction industry's total turnover reached €361 billion, marking a 4.2% increase from 2021 driven by residential and infrastructure projects.
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2The construction sector accounted for 5.5% of France's GDP in 2023, with a value added of €148.2 billion.
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3Between 2018 and 2022, annual growth in construction output averaged 2.8%, peaking at 6.1% in 2021 due to post-COVID recovery.
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4In Q4 2023, construction production index stood at 105.3 (2015=100), up 1.5% year-over-year.
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5The market size of new residential construction in France was valued at €78.4 billion in 2022.
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6Infrastructure construction segment grew by 3.7% in 2023, reaching €45.6 billion in turnover.
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7Overall construction investment in France hit €390 billion in 2022, including public and private spending.
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8Non-residential building construction turnover increased 5.1% to €92.3 billion in 2022.
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9Civil engineering works contributed €68.7 billion to the sector's turnover in 2023, up 2.9%.
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10The French construction market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 2.4% from 2023 to 2028, reaching €420 billion.
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11In 2023, building construction represented 72% of total sector turnover at €265 billion.
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12Renovation works accounted for 45% of construction activity value in 2022, totaling €162 billion.
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13Public construction spending rose to €85.4 billion in 2023, a 4.8% increase from prior year.
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14Private investment in construction reached €304 billion in 2022, dominating sector growth.
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15Construction output in new work grew 3.2% in 2023 to €210 billion.
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16The sector's value added per employee averaged €95,000 in 2022.
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17Export of construction services from France totaled €12.3 billion in 2022.
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18Digital construction market within France valued at €4.5 billion in 2023.
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19Housing construction turnover was €128 billion in 2022, 35% of total sector.
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20Commercial real estate construction hit €28.6 billion in 2023.
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21Industrial construction segment turnover reached €15.2 billion in 2022, up 6%.
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22The French construction PMI averaged 48.2 in 2023, indicating contraction.
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23Total fixed capital investment in construction was €42 billion in 2022.
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24Sector productivity grew 1.8% annually from 2019-2023.
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25Construction R&D spending amounted to €2.1 billion in 2022, 0.6% of turnover.
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26In 2023, the sector's gross operating surplus was €56.7 billion.
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27New orders in construction rose 2.1% to €380 billion in 2022.
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28The market for modular construction in France was €3.8 billion in 2023.
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29Office construction turnover declined to €18.4 billion in 2023.
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30Logistics construction boomed to €12.7 billion in 2022.
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Market Size & Growth Interpretation

Despite the French construction sector's impressive €361 billion turnover and projected growth to €420 billion, its 2023 PMI of 48.2 quietly confesses that this economic powerhouse is building on a foundation of both booming renovation and a slightly contracting future.

Sustainability & Innovation

1Carbon emissions from construction totaled 45 MtCO2eq in 2022, 10% of national total.
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228% of construction waste recycled in France 2023.
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3Low-carbon buildings represented 15% of new starts in 2022.
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4Energy consumption in construction sector: 18% of national total in 2023.
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565,000 RE2020 compliant housing units certified in 2023.
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6Timber construction market grew to €12 billion in 2022.
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7BIM adoption rate reached 72% in large firms by 2023.
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8Water usage in construction sites: 150 liters/m² average 2022.
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9Green building certifications (HQE/BREEAM): 2,500 projects in 2023.
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10Solar panel installations on new builds: 25% coverage in 2022.
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11Prefabricated low-energy homes: 45,000 units produced 2023.
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12Construction sector's renewable energy share: 22% in 2022.
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13Waste production: 45 million tonnes from construction in 2023.
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14Passivhaus standard projects: 1,200 certified in France by 2022.
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15Green public procurement in construction: €20 billion in 2023.
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16Modular sustainable construction: 10% market share in 2022.
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17CO2 reduction target met: 24% drop since 1990 in sector.
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18Electric vehicle charging infrastructure: 50,000 points built 2023.
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19Cradle-to-grave LCA applied in 35% of projects 2022.
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20Biodiverse green roofs: 1.5 million m² installed in 2023.
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21Zero-waste sites certification: 500 construction sites in 2022.
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22Heat pump installations in renovations: 450,000 units 2023.
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23Digital twins used in 40% of infrastructure projects 2023.
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24Recycled aggregates usage: 28% of total in 2022.
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Sustainability & Innovation Interpretation

France's construction sector is a study in ambitious contradictions: while it proudly boasts a 24% drop in CO2 since 1990 and a burgeoning €12 billion timber market, it still coughs out 10% of the nation's emissions and generates a mountainous 45 million tonnes of waste, proving that building a sustainable future is a messy, ongoing renovation project.

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    travail-emploi.gouv.fr

    travail-emploi.gouv.fr

  • URSSAF logo
    Reference 25
    URSSAF
    urssaf.fr

    urssaf.fr

  • EDUCATION logo
    Reference 26
    EDUCATION
    education.gouv.fr

    education.gouv.fr

  • BATIACTU logo
    Reference 27
    BATIACTU
    batiactu.com

    batiactu.com

  • CENTRE-INFFO logo
    Reference 28
    CENTRE-INFFO
    centre-inffo.fr

    centre-inffo.fr

  • IMMIGRATION logo
    Reference 29
    IMMIGRATION
    immigration.interieur.gouv.fr

    immigration.interieur.gouv.fr

  • DA-RES logo
    Reference 30
    DA-RES
    da-res.fr

    da-res.fr

  • LESECHOS logo
    Reference 31
    LESECHOS
    lesechos.fr

    lesechos.fr

  • APEC logo
    Reference 32
    APEC
    apec.fr

    apec.fr

  • ANACT logo
    Reference 33
    ANACT
    anact.fr

    anact.fr

  • BTP-CONSEILS logo
    Reference 34
    BTP-CONSEILS
    btp-conseils.fr

    btp-conseils.fr

  • UNEDIC logo
    Reference 35
    UNEDIC
    unedic.org

    unedic.org

  • CCI logo
    Reference 36
    CCI
    cci.fr

    cci.fr

  • GOUVERNEMENT logo
    Reference 37
    GOUVERNEMENT
    gouvernement.fr

    gouvernement.fr

  • SERVICE-PUBLIC logo
    Reference 38
    SERVICE-PUBLIC
    service-public.fr

    service-public.fr

  • ANIL logo
    Reference 39
    ANIL
    anil.org

    anil.org

  • SOCIETEDUGRANDPARIS logo
    Reference 40
    SOCIETEDUGRANDPARIS
    societedugrandparis.fr

    societedugrandparis.fr

  • UNION-HABITAT logo
    Reference 41
    UNION-HABITAT
    union-habitat.org

    union-habitat.org

  • ECOLOGIE logo
    Reference 42
    ECOLOGIE
    ecologie.gouv.fr

    ecologie.gouv.fr

  • PROLOGIS logo
    Reference 43
    PROLOGIS
    prologis.fr

    prologis.fr

  • SANTE logo
    Reference 44
    SANTE
    sante.gouv.fr

    sante.gouv.fr

  • DATACENTERDYNAMICS logo
    Reference 45
    DATACENTERDYNAMICS
    datacenterdynamics.com

    datacenterdynamics.com

  • RTE-FRANCE logo
    Reference 46
    RTE-FRANCE
    rte-france.com

    rte-france.com

  • MKHOTELS logo
    Reference 47
    MKHOTELS
    mkhotels.fr

    mkhotels.fr

  • COLLIERS logo
    Reference 48
    COLLIERS
    colliers.com

    colliers.com

  • SPORTS logo
    Reference 49
    SPORTS
    sports.gouv.fr

    sports.gouv.fr

  • PARIS logo
    Reference 50
    PARIS
    paris.fr

    paris.fr

  • ENSEIGNEMENTSUP-RECHERCHE logo
    Reference 51
    ENSEIGNEMENTSUP-RECHERCHE
    enseignementsup-recherche.gouv.fr

    enseignementsup-recherche.gouv.fr

  • BANQUE-FRANCE logo
    Reference 52
    BANQUE-FRANCE
    banque-france.fr

    banque-france.fr

  • VICAT logo
    Reference 53
    VICAT
    vicat.fr

    vicat.fr

  • RICS logo
    Reference 54
    RICS
    rics.org

    rics.org

  • FNB logo
    Reference 55
    FNB
    fnb.fr

    fnb.fr

  • QUALIFELEC logo
    Reference 56
    QUALIFELEC
    qualifelec.fr

    qualifelec.fr

  • COLAS logo
    Reference 57
    COLAS
    colas.com

    colas.com

  • CNA-PLOMBERIE logo
    Reference 58
    CNA-PLOMBERIE
    cna-plomberie.fr

    cna-plomberie.fr

  • SAINT-GOBAIN logo
    Reference 59
    SAINT-GOBAIN
    saint-gobain.fr

    saint-gobain.fr

  • GILBERT logo
    Reference 60
    GILBERT
    gilbert.fr

    gilbert.fr

  • ARTELIAGROUP logo
    Reference 61
    ARTELIAGROUP
    arteliagroup.com

    arteliagroup.com

  • FNTR logo
    Reference 62
    FNTR
    fntr.fr

    fntr.fr

  • CIBSE logo
    Reference 63
    CIBSE
    cibse.org

    cibse.org

  • LIXISBAU logo
    Reference 64
    LIXISBAU
    lixisbau.fr

    lixisbau.fr

  • LEFEBVRE-SARRUT logo
    Reference 65
    LEFEBVRE-SARRUT
    lefebvre-sarrut.fr

    lefebvre-sarrut.fr

  • MANITOU-GROUP logo
    Reference 66
    MANITOU-GROUP
    manitou-group.com

    manitou-group.com

  • CAPEB logo
    Reference 67
    CAPEB
    capeb.fr

    capeb.fr

  • NOTAIRES logo
    Reference 68
    NOTAIRES
    notaires.fr

    notaires.fr

  • STATISTIQUES logo
    Reference 69
    STATISTIQUES
    statistiques.developpement-durable.gouv.fr

    statistiques.developpement-durable.gouv.fr

  • ADEME logo
    Reference 70
    ADEME
    ademe.fr

    ademe.fr

  • IEA logo
    Reference 71
    IEA
    iea.org

    iea.org

  • EAUFRANCE logo
    Reference 72
    EAUFRANCE
    eaufrance.fr

    eaufrance.fr

  • CERTIVEA logo
    Reference 73
    CERTIVEA
    certivea.fr

    certivea.fr

  • HELIOS-ENERGIES logo
    Reference 74
    HELIOS-ENERGIES
    helios-energies.fr

    helios-energies.fr

  • USMB logo
    Reference 75
    USMB
    usmb.fr

    usmb.fr

  • PASSIVEHOUSE-FRANCE logo
    Reference 76
    PASSIVEHOUSE-FRANCE
    passivehouse-france.org

    passivehouse-france.org

  • ECONOMIE logo
    Reference 77
    ECONOMIE
    economie.gouv.fr

    economie.gouv.fr

  • CLIMATECHANGE logo
    Reference 78
    CLIMATECHANGE
    climatechange.gouv.fr

    climatechange.gouv.fr

  • IZIVIA logo
    Reference 79
    IZIVIA
    izivia.com

    izivia.com

  • AFNOR logo
    Reference 80
    AFNOR
    afnor.org

    afnor.org

  • VEGETALISATION-DURABLE logo
    Reference 81
    VEGETALISATION-DURABLE
    vegetalisation-durable.fr

    vegetalisation-durable.fr

  • QUALIT-ENR logo
    Reference 82
    QUALIT-ENR
    qualit-enr.org

    qualit-enr.org

  • BUREAU-VERITAS logo
    Reference 83
    BUREAU-VERITAS
    bureau-veritas.fr

    bureau-veritas.fr

  • UNPG logo
    Reference 84
    UNPG
    unpg.fr

    unpg.fr