Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

...and don't forget the animals! ...and the children, won't somebody think of the children!!! Are the hands still hurting from sticking to the street?

In fact, children are particularly vulnerable to fine dust; it causes allergies and asthma, established risk factors for heart attacks and lung cancer. Of course, one can make fun of it, which is easier than reflecting on one's own actions.

I don't quite understand that... It feels like asthma, lung cancer, etc. are increasing more and more over the decades, even though less and less wood is being used for heating and on top of that with "cleaner" wood stoves.

We have already made some progress... Children's rooms are no longer painted with lead paint as must have been the case with some people back then...

I can always spread rumors... The heating usually runs at night... a look out the window at 10:00 PM can help estimate the photovoltaic yield...

How many kWh of electricity (not heat) can be expected for drying screed in June?

There we are exactly on the right track. Instead of fossil fuels, food is now increasingly being burned. My neighbor, the farmer in town, has ordered a new environmentally friendly heating system. It is quite expensive, but that is not so bad, since there are subsidies from the government here. The heating system costs about 50k. It will be a grain heating system. It burns wheat, barley, rye, and in a pinch also oats. Apparently completely in the spirit of our Green climate saviors. And just around the corner there is also a bioethanol factory. They also make biofuel from grain for the green conscience. Thousands of biogas plants complete the ecological picture. Food is also burned there. And all in the name of the environment. As long as we burn food, no one should complain about rising food prices or shortages.

I can always lead a pig through the village... The heating usually runs at night... a look out of the window at 10:00 PM can help estimate the photovoltaic yield...

What could one possibly do there ... hmm *ponder* ;-)

Maybe question the "usually" once. In the case of an air-water heat pump, that could even have efficiency advantages (higher outside temperature during the day)

What could one possibly do there ... hm *ponder* ;-)

Maybe question the "idr". In the case of an air-water heat pump, that might even have efficiency advantages (higher outside temperature during the day)

This works in well-insulated buildings. But not in existing buildings. If I turn off the heating at night in my rental place, I have 15°C the next morning on cold nights.

But precisely this existing building stock is supposed to only be allowed to install heat pumps from 2024 onwards if the old heating system breaks down.

Well, this regulation will not exist for a year. But at the moment, it is the legal situation.