Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

7. Drastically reduce dependence on Russia, China, and the USA. Europe must become independent, otherwise we will perish.

Your demand is exactly what "Klaus Schwab and his puppets" want to implement in the new world order with the "Great Reset." Why aren't you happy?

...I just checked out the federal debate and had to laugh heartily at Weidel. What is that?? Comedy? I've never seen her live before...wonderful :D You can't take that seriously....

Btw ....does it probably make sense to get the materials for basement ceiling insulation and stair insulation now and set them aside?

To be honest, I'm a bit done with working at the moment. Especially since the walls down there first need to be replastered,

Do you have prices?
Do you think it will rise further?
We're already talking about a factor of 2-3 compared to 18 months ago.
For my slab, the m3 of XPS 300kpa still cost €85.
EPS 035 100kpa under screed €70

Where do we stand now?

Ok, I haven't watched the video yet (can't at the moment) but I have the transcription of the presumably referenced statements. That means now only referring to the content (since I haven't seen how much he stuttered or was embarrassed): 1. He talks about the fact that a company that no longer produces does not automatically have to go bankrupt. That is factually correct at first, because on the one hand you can give up your business before you become insolvent (= bankruptcy), this is called an orderly liquidation or business closure. 2. He talks about support programs that are being worked on. In this context - it has probably been too long - one should remember the corona aid that secured the existence of the "non-producing" companies (due to the lockdown). Is it really too far-fetched now to assume that something like that is being planned again? For me, the bashing is once again the typical biting media behavior, especially of the internet community. But as I said, I haven’t seen how he said it, only read what...

Just for your info: I watched it with Habeck. He does not stutter or anything, he seems considered and says that with Corona they took over costs etc. Specifically, he says that support for affected companies (e.g. bakers) is being worked on. So I also see no reason for bashing at this point.

Do you have prices?
Do you think it will still rise further?
We're already talking about a factor of 2-3 compared to 18 months ago.
For my floor slab, the m3 xps 300kpa still cost 85€.
EPS 035 100kpa under screed 70€

Where do we stand now?

We only have a small basement room... roughly about 10 sqm maybe. I had requested 3cm insulation boards. That was somehow around 100 € plus adhesive etc.
I hadn't even inquired about renovation plaster yet.

Habeck is at the top on every news site with his rambling.

Something different:
Why is electricity for heat pumps so much cheaper? I don't think it's right that the scarce gas is burned for electricity to heat. These tariffs should be abolished. It is important to relieve the load on gas power plants, and for that all consumers, including heat pump operators, must be motivated to save energy through appropriate prices.

Would you install a heat pump at 40-60 cents per kWh? :D But that depends on the municipal utilities, many municipal utilities have their own wind power, hydropower and solar power plants and therefore offer cheaper contracts for heating electricity. Many grid operators also charge lower grid fees for heating electricity, which makes the contracts another 5 cents cheaper.

Klaus Müller (head of the Federal Network Agency) said on Markus Lanz and in interviews that we are currently converting more gas into electricity than ever before to supply France. Recently, some hydropower plants have also failed due to low water levels (you can see this on the electricity exchange: Switzerland currently pays the highest price for electricity). What is happening in France should also be known. Hairline cracks in several nuclear power plants, some of which were also deliberately shut down for repairs and unplanned outages due to low water.

Otherwise, whoever operates a heat pump saves energy and should be "rewarded" for it. That gas heating systems, oil heating systems and pellet heating systems have lower efficiency compared to heat pumps is probably clear :D