Can the annual performance factor report also be signed by the general contractor or does it have to be signed by a heating engineer? Are there also people who have attached the annual performance factor calculation to the BAFA application without a signature and it was still approved?
And does anyone know whether removing the ventilation system after submitting the BAFA application leads to a new application (and thus to rejection due to the deadline on 31.12.) or whether the installation of a (different) heat pump without ventilation system only needs to be stated in the proof of use and the funding is still granted.
On the BAFA website, I have only found the following regarding this:
"If it is the same funding segment, it is sufficient to prove the installation of the other eligible system in the proof of use. Therefore, in this case, the submitted application does not need to be adjusted, as this is done in the proof of use. However, the new system must also be an eligible system.
But: If the decision for a different eligible system would lead to an increase in the approved funding amount, the applicant must file an objection against the funding notice within the objection period and communicate all changes in it.
If the decision for a different eligible system leads to a change of the funding segment – e.g. biomass system instead of heat pump – a new application must be submitted. This also applies in the case of dropping a renewable heat generator in EE hybrid heating systems (e.g. solar thermal system and heat pump applied for and after the funding notice only heat pump to be realized) or in the case of changing the renewable heat generator in gas hybrid heating systems (e.g. gas condensing boiler with heat pump applied for and after the funding notice gas condensing boiler with solar to be realized)."
Is this therefore a change of the funding segment if I switch from heat pump + controlled residential ventilation with heat recovery to only heat pump?
Thank you in advance for your support.
Have a nice Sunday.