Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

Why shouldn't the citizens who have their wind farms right in front of their own doorstep also benefit from them?

That is correct. However, the granularity is wrong. It is not the people of Hamburg or Kiel who have the wind turbine in the city park, but the population in the village. I am absolutely in favor of properly compensating all those directly affected (let's say within a radius of 10H?). But I am against someone who lives 50km away and has absolutely nothing to do with electricity production or transport demanding reduced electricity prices because someone else makes sacrifices for them and they happen to be nearby.

And everyone who proclaims that Bayern only ever pays in: from 1950 - 1987 Bayern was a beneficiary of the compensation.

Then we have fulfilled our duty in just over a year and can call off the matter :p

There used to be 2 wind turbines here too - on the highest "mountain" in the area... they changed operators 3 times and were eventually dismantled... Apparently, after 7 years, they had already paid off so much and could be shut down due to prosperity...

The photovoltaic comparison is quite misleading there. Or do you also have widespread photovoltaic systems in southern Germany? Within a radius of 15 km here, we have numerous biogas plants and also ground-mounted photovoltaic systems. Wind turbines are not so numerous. That tends to be more towards the North Sea. I think one should really compare with the hard numbers. And I also don’t think we northern Germans should be favored, but please not more expensive either.

I am strictly in favor of 10h for residential development! On the subject of missing connections or falling behind, just take a look at the fiscal equalization between the states, for example... Who opens their wallet the widest here because the economy is doing well

I experienced this in a small town in Baden-Württemberg where all citizens were against the construction of a wind turbine because it could spoil the unique natural landscape and the view of the church tower from a very specific direction. When the opportunity then arose to participate in the same wind turbine through a cooperative, and the farmer who owns the land learned how much rent he would earn in the future, suddenly everyone was in favor and complained why more of these wind turbines were not being installed in the municipality’s area... In the end, it always comes down to one's own wallet. A small example: We have had a balcony power plant for some time now, with panels totaling 750 watts connected to a 600-watt inverter. The consensus among family and friends was: "What nonsense, it can’t pay off, it looks stupid, devil’s work, what will the neighbors think!!1!!1!11!!!!" Meanwhile, in our family, we have installed three balcony power plants and have thus produced nearly 1,900 kWh together in the past 12 months. Each of us has gotten back what we paid on the electricity bill, and we keep our installment payments low. What do I want to say with this? Don’t always point the finger at "those up there in Berlin" or "those in the other federal states," but become active yourself and contribute to the energy transition. If many do a little, it is much better than if a few do everything.

I noticed this in a small town in Baden-Württemberg where all the citizens were against the construction of a wind turbine because it could spoil the unique natural landscape and the view of the church tower from a very specific direction. When the opportunity arose to participate in the same wind turbine through a cooperative and the farmer who owns the land found out how much rent he would earn in the future, suddenly everyone was in favor and got upset about why more of these wind turbines aren’t being installed in the municipality...

It's the same here in Bavaria. The landscape is in most cases: farmland.

I think our wind turbines are great. Besides the electricity, a big benefit is: they help when running and cycling in autumn/winter to decide the route and what clothes to wear. :)

Our pools have taken very different measures.
Kisssalis with almost no restrictions and heated as usual with shortened opening hours up to Triamare, which has adjusted all the controls everywhere.

Internet in a nutshell: Without knowing it, we probably know each other personally, only dressed in a towel. :)

On the topic: What is the availability of tiles like? Has anyone had problems here? We sampled ours in March and the tile studio really pressed on the tear / order gland..