Chapter 4.3.i. Transport 4.3.iL Buildings 4.3.ii. Agriculture Orientation Encourage modal shift by supporting active mobility and mass and collective transport (freight and passengers) and by developing intermodality Control the increase in transport demand Guide the evolution of the energy mix on the phase of use of existing and new buildings towards totally carbon-free energy consumption Encourage the renovation of all existing residential and tertiary assets in order to achieve an equivalent BBC level on average across the entire fleet Increase energy and carbon performance levels in new buildings in future environmental regulations Aim for better energy efficiency of equipment and sober uses Reduce direct and indirect emissions of N,O and CH, by relying on agro-ecology and precision agriculture Reduce CO emissions linked to the consumption of fossil energy and developing the use of renewable energies Developing the production of low-carbon energy and the bioeconomy to contribute to the reduction of French CO emissions. and strengthen the added value of the agricultural sector Stop the current carbon destocking of agricultural soils and reverse the trend, in connection with the 4p1000 initiative, soils for food security and the climate &gt;&gt; Code Orientation T5 T6 B1 B2 B3 B4 A1 A2 A3 A4 Indicator Average occupancy rate of private vehicles and occupancy rate of heavy goods vehicles Proportion of home-to-work journeys, distinguishing the proportions in soft modes (cycling and walking), in car-sharing, in public transport, in private vehicles Breakdown of freight modes in inland transport (excluding pipelines): road, rail, river, air Level of passenger mobility, in km and in km/inhabitant Transport of goods per unit of GDP Number of teleworked days per week and number of teleworkers Investments in favor of the climate dedicated to renewable energies in buildings (14CE) Quantity of energy produced by the various renewable energies linked to buildings Investments in favor of the climate dedicated to the energy renovation of the entire residential and tertiary stock (14CE) Final energy saved in the residential and tertiary sectors; number of renovations according to performance: number of private housing units renovated; number of renovations in the tertiary sector Number of professionals Recognized as Guarantors of the Environment Average greenhouse gas emissions of new buildings over their entire life cycle by type of building Carbon storage in construction products: quantity