Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

Ah sorry guys, I was mistaken. The futures have actually more than doubled compared to ante bellum! I therefore retract my claims. We can be glad if we only have a doubling of electricity prices. My speculations are therefore obsolete, but I still consider the cap to be a wrong incentive.

Ah sorry guys I was wrong. The futures have actually more than doubled compared to ante bellum! I hereby withdraw my claims. We can be glad if we only have a doubling of electricity prices. My speculations are thus invalid, but I still consider the cap to be a wrong incentive.

And that shows once again that no one is allowed to complain about high electricity prices. Everyone could have invested accordingly on the stock exchange and thus refinanced increased costs. But of course, as always: Whoever finds the irony in the above statement may keep it ;-)

Whoever finds the irony in the above statement can keep it ;-)

I am searching - but I cannot find it

And that once again shows that no one is allowed to complain about high electricity prices. Everyone could have simply invested appropriately on the exchange and thus refinanced increased costs. But of course, as always: Whoever finds the irony in the above statement can keep it ;-)

Whereas building a photovoltaic system as a hedge would have been the right way... whoever trades commodity contracts with rollovers etc. privately is hopefully deeper in the business, most make a loss doing so.
'Contango' WTI oil situation 2020 as an example.

There isn’t any in there either. I usually mark them with Irony [ON] and [OFF]

Yes, he was used to the heat pump being on the yard 4 weeks after ordering. He was still assuming that now. Actually, the house acceptance was planned shortly before Christmas. The heat pump was ordered sometime in August.

Our heat pump was ordered in April and is arriving this week.