Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

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Buschreiter

2022-11-23 17:47:04
  • #1
31.11. will definitely be difficult ;)
 

se_na_23

2022-11-23 19:05:49
  • #2


What is expected? Anything over 40 cents can be pocketed directly without losing customers... Some will probably scrap for every cent... Might as well take it.
 

SaniererNRW123

2022-11-23 19:12:04
  • #3
Nevertheless, there will still be enough competition. Because the electricity price brake a) slows down at a high/expensive level and b) only covers 80% of the previous year's consumption. And if I have to pay 125 cents for the remaining 1,500 or more kWh, I strongly consider whether to stay with the provider.
 

xMisterDx

2022-11-23 19:20:12
  • #4
One can only keep emphasizing how nasty this market economy is. You have a demanded product and are supposed to pass it on to the customers at best below cost price... but that's just not how market economy works ;)
 

SumsumBiene

2022-11-23 19:37:03
  • #5


Crazy. I have received one so far.

By the way, our hot water tank is broken now. I’m already a bit worried, because somehow we can’t save anything at all, but it’s a blessing in disguise. Our heating specialist took back a tank two months ago for replacement and now he’s installing the used one for us. …and the day before yesterday I increased the flow temperature so the radiators would get warm and start working… in one day we used 7m³ of gas, so €13 in one day. I turned it down again now. If need be, we have to light the stove once in the morning before we go to work...
 

se_na_23

2022-11-23 22:10:07
  • #6


Who uses 7,500 kWh in a year? That's madness...

btw...
after how many warnings does one have to at least leave with this nickname?
 
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