Residential sector
RES022 covers refurbishment of uninhabitable lofts or attic spaces; RES060, replacement of a combustion boiler with a heat pump; and RES040, automation and control in homes and residential buildings.
Each phase ends with a clear decision: proceed, complete information, or discard the operation.
MITECO maintains the public framework and catalogue of standardised CAE sheets. Each code defines a scope, calculation and evidence: referring to a sheet does not by itself confirm an operation’s eligibility.
RES022 covers refurbishment of uninhabitable lofts or attic spaces; RES060, replacement of a combustion boiler with a heat pump; and RES040, automation and control in homes and residential buildings.
TER050 covers BACS building automation and control. For HVAC, TER100 addresses boiler replacement with a heat pump and TER040 the replacement of an HVAC generator.
Processes, motors, compressed air, refrigeration, heat and other industrial equipment with specific sheets and evidence.
Browse current sheets for all five MITECO sectors: agriculture, industry, services, residential and transport.
We record the intervention, the holder, the dates and the existing documentation.
We review technical, time-related and documentary fit.
We apply the corresponding methodology and justify the data used.
We check consistency, signatures, supporting documents and traceability.
We prepare the operation for the applicable review and validation process.
The validated operation can be channelled towards acquisition under the agreed conditions.
Submitting an intervention does not guarantee its eligibility, validation or valuation.
The outcome depends on the requirements in force, the quality of the evidence and the involvement of the authorised parties within the CAE scheme.