Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

2022-12-07 16:16:15

I would like to refer again to #8988. But of course, getting people to apply for [Wohngeld] is not as popular as distributing funds with the watering can. And the next government will then take care of repaying the incurred debts ;)

2022-12-07 17:01:38

Was that sarcastic from you now?

Sure, I am not a hardship case. I assume that everyone here in the forum is not a hardship case. Nevertheless, the price increases affect us all.

Why should family X with a family net income of €5000 and a gas heating system automatically be relieved, and family Y (also €5000 net) "unlucky" because they heat with pellets and do not belong to the hardship cases? ...

No, that was meant kindly. Sorry, under certain circumstances there can be a household deficit in the month of purchasing oil or pellets. Thus, the H4 recipients will also be exempted from the additional payments, provided they submit the application in time.

2022-12-07 17:50:39

I see it similarly... a heat pump is not attractive with electricity prices from 30 cents.

How do you calculate that? At 32 cents I need about €150/month to heat our 220 sqm (and nicely warm too). Hot water is included as well. I find that pretty great! Renovated old building with air-water heat pump.

2022-12-07 18:57:57

Quick question to the group:

If I cancel my electricity provider, do I automatically fall into the basic supply? Do I have to take action myself? I read something about a replacement supply after cancellation, which is supposed to be significantly more expensive?

Thanks in advance!

2022-12-07 19:11:19

How do you calculate? I need about €150/month at 32 cents to heat our 220 sqm (and really nice and warm). Hot water is included. I think that's pretty great! Renovated old building with air-water heat pump.

I was predicted 5000 kWh electricity from the heater for a new building... 155 sqm, KfW55

District heating costs 8.9 cents/kWh... heat pump tariff currently not below 50 cents/kWh

With an average seasonal performance factor of 3...

2022-12-07 20:44:01

I was predicted 5000 kWh of electricity by the heater for a new building... 155 sqm, kfw55

District heating costs 8.9 cents kWh... heat pump tariff currently not under 50 cents kWh

With an average annual performance factor of 3...

That would put you at 15,000 kWh heat demand.
With 155 m² that would be 97 kWh / m² / year. Something is completely wrong there...

For comparison: Our house from 1930 (renovation planned) has 137 kWh / m² / year.

Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

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