Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

Yes, one should have fully relied on direct payments. That would also have minimized spillover effects on the companies, because the consumer could still have decided whether to use it for refueling, heating, sunflower oil, toilet paper, or the latest home theater system. That way, there would still have been competition.

I will try Tripper soon… oh no… Tibber. I will keep an eye on how the prices develop. The cancellation period is only 2 weeks, so I think it’s not a big risk.

Heating must be quite expensive in Münster too. Yesterday at the Cineplex I was literally freezing.
Next time I’ll probably have to bring a blanket, a hot water bottle, and 2 pairs of thick socks :-(

At our workplace, we drag blankets, hot water bottles, and shoulder warmers with us. A colleague knitted hand warmers for us girls that you can type and talk on the phone with :oops:

At our workplace, we carry in blankets, hot water bottles, and shoulder warmers. A colleague knit hand warmers for us girls that allow you to type and talk on the phone :oops:

Good idea.. The heating in our office is shut off at 3, and with that, I can barely get it up to 19 degrees despite the still rather mild temperatures. The office simply never gets any sun because it faces the courtyard to the north. So I just caught a nice cold. I don’t even want to imagine how it will be in winter.

Colleague knitted hand warmers for us girls that you can type and talk on the phone with

Just type faster and have hot conversations.:D

Did you have prices below 1.70 during the price cap? Here, prices were more around from 1.85 but mostly rather around 1.95-2€... Now they are mostly between 1.90 and 2€

Yes, there were. Prices were between about 1.55 and 1.80 then. Now about 20 cents more expensive.