Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

2022-12-08 12:24:06

Thank you! I found that. But it mentions "drafts" and "should," so everything is still non-binding. Unfortunately, there is also nowhere to be found when one can expect new binding statements.

At least in the latest version of BEG from this week, it is still included under point 8.2. When the new version will become binding? No idea. The wheels grind very slowly. But there really isn’t much time. However, I would assume that it will come that way.

2022-12-08 13:00:32

But my experience (and I see it with others too) is that the more "storage space" you have, the more (unnecessary) things you accumulate. Because you simply HAVE the space. That was the case in our rental house. Basement and 2 floors. Things somehow "accumulated all by themselves"... Then I would rather put a garden shed in a corner. In the end, it comes out much cheaper!!

2022-12-08 13:31:42

The 200 referred to the year and 2 cars. Smax st-line bj2020 VK of 400 euros per year 560 next cheapest at Check and Verivox 600..

It sounded like 2x200€. But 400->560 I also find steep. And in the discussion about storage/space...not everything is equivalent. For us, for example, a basement would probably have made it possible to realize a daylight office without a light well, which then creates space upstairs again. It's not comparable to a garden shed and those fill up quickly too. A basement with moderate temperatures is also not comparable to the -10 to +40 degrees you have to plan for in a garden house. And militant minimalism is usually a sign of applied schizophrenia ;)

2022-12-08 14:09:05

Gas currently only provides hot water and uses about 4m³ per week. Since 6.10.2022, exactly 38.5m³ have been recorded on the meter.

I just can't get it right somehow. We have an outdoor temperature sensor. Most radiators are set to a maximum of two, some are even off, and still warm. And the consumption has obviously increased now. 6m³ in one day. I think that's a lot, right?

2022-12-08 14:14:12

How do you come to that?
energy-charts don't look as bleak as they have in a long time, but I don't see renewables under 17% anywhere.
So rather 3 times as much as you claim?!

I only looked at photovoltaics and wind power, e.g. from 29.11 to 01.12 their share was clearly below 10%. Your 17% includes all renewables, especially biomass then makes the difference. That's true.

How are the suppliers supposed to know all income conditions and assets of those who buy gas/electricity from them? That is technically impossible and implementation would take years. Would the alternative from your point of view be then to do nothing and let the companies go bankrupt? And even if one were to pass on these highly personal data to the electricity/gas suppliers, you would probably be right there immediately to complain about it. Because your income/assets are none of the supplier's business (probably rightly so)! And that would be a gross data protection violation. How many would sue against that??? It simply doesn’t work the way some imagine! Because a fast, fair, and data protection compliant regulation is not possible within a few months without breaking EU law.

According to Statista, there are alone 1,488 companies in the electricity supply sector. Having 1,488 times rescue mechanisms implemented within a very short time is absolute madness, completely inefficient.

. a heat pump is not attractive at electricity prices from 30 cents.

Compared to what?

I was predicted 5,000 kWh electricity for a new build heating system... 155 sqm, KfW55

The forecast is just complete nonsense. He has no interest in a heat pump.

2022-12-08 14:14:42

I just can't seem to get it properly adjusted. We have an outdoor temperature sensor. Most radiators are set to a maximum of two, some even turned off, and yet they're still warm. And consumption has, of course, increased now. 6m3 in one day. I think that's a lot, right?

My gas boiler has an antifreeze program that activates when the outside temperature is below 3°C and after the antifreeze delay (6h) has elapsed. So as long as the valves in the rooms are open, the heating circuits of the rooms will get warm, even if the rooms are sufficiently warm due to the fireplace. I have now completely deactivated the heating circuit in the settings. Since then, it's been quiet.

To say something about your consumption, more information is still missing. How much living space, energetic condition of the house, room temperature, flow temperature. Then one could probably estimate it a bit better. Depending on the living space and insulation, 6m³ per day during the heating season doesn't sound too much.

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