Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

dashast du aber nicht wirklich geglaubt, oder?

no. I also made a mistake: not increased by 50% but almost doubled. Energy transition as ordered, delivered accordingly...

They are working intensively to shut down the heat pump :)

Heat pump electricity over 30/35 cents simply makes it not economical...

People are working hard to shut down the heat pump :) Heat pump electricity over 30/35 cents simply makes the thing not economical...

How can that be, when the heat pump is 4-5 times more efficient than a gas heater? ;)

How can that be, when the heat pump is 4-5x more efficient than a gas heater? ;)

Even if you just want to rant: because neither heating engineers nor the people have any knowledge or interest in efficient settings. Even with an annual performance factor of 3, I still get a good 10-12 cents per kWh. Still less than the gas price cap. To be honest, I also suspect that the prices will develop correspondingly in parallel.

Honestly, I also suspect that prices will develop accordingly in parallel.

As soon as gas power plants have to be used again because wind is not enough, it will be expensive again. It will be interesting with France. They are heavily dependent on electricity for heating - and their nuclear power plants are not yet fully back online.

They are massively dependent on electricity for heating

We will be too in 10 years... Then the government's dream of apartment blocks instead of single-family houses will come true... Nobody can heat a house for 5k a year...