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Rénovation des logements

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L'estimation des émissions de CO2 évitées (en tCO2e) grâce aux rénovations énergétiques se fait sur le nombre cumulé de logements rénovés. On estime que chaque logement rénové permet d'éviter 2.1 tonnes d'équivalent CO2 par an.

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Data schema (3 fields)

Filterable via the API (3)
anneetotalco2

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FillFieldTypeDescription
100%anneeFilterable via the APIAnnéedate
100%totalFilterable via the APIint
100%co2Filterable via the APIEmissions de CO2 évitéesdoublenb logement rénovés cumul * 2.1 (tCO2eq)

Schema captured from opendatasoft 1 hour ago.

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Sample data (5 records)

anneetotalco2
2023416742371.7
2019306411923.8
2021387124994.2
201826145489.4
2020235316865.1

Live sample captured at profiling time — values may have changed upstream.

Using the API

Configuration

Base URL
https://data.toulouse-metropole.fr/api/explore/v2.1/catalog/datasets/logements-renoves

License

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Query examples

curl -s 'https://data.toulouse-metropole.fr/api/explore/v2.1/catalog/datasets/logements-renoves/records?limit=20' -H 'Accept: application/json'

First 20 records of the dataset as JSON.

Uses the Opendatasoft Explore v2.1 syntax — supports select, where, group_by and order_by.

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Rate limits

100 000 req/day
per ipmeasured
observed 1 hour ago

Dataset

Volume & freshness

Records
7
Last upstream update
1 year ago
2025-06-17

License

No license declared upstream.

Documentation Data dictionary Versioning

Source: opendatasoft

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