Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

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

Oh, silly me. I thought it was due to physics, which for an air-to-water heat pump in a normal winter allows no more than 3.5, rather less.
You will be surprised where the electricity price will go once we start storing hydrogen on a large scale to burn it, generate electricity, and use that to operate the air-to-water heat pump. 50 cents/kWh is quite realistic...

You will be surprised where the electricity price goes once we start storing hydrogen on a large scale to burn it, generate electricity, and use it to operate the air-water heat pump. 50 cents/kWh is quite realistic...

And now please give your well-founded assessment of the gas price at this time. I am really curious how you justify sharply falling prices.

Phew. Relatives have now received the electricity price increase for a property in MV. 58ct/kwh. And there is no choice of providers up there.

Sharp falling gas prices? Even at 20 cents/kWh, which we currently have, the heat pump with its hefty surcharge first has to pay off...

We requested the price today for a simple construction steel mesh for wood storage. 5 x 2.50m. Hardware store one €40 plus VAT, hardware store two €57 plus (with discount down to €53). Well, we will probably drive 12km instead of 1km...

There are once again tons of missing posts... but that's just how it is...

Bathroom furniture partly +30% in one week... At the two big ones on the net