Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

You can literally see a gas heater burning gas, the rest is just there :) We new homeowners all feel so eco-friendly, but are actually the biggest environmental pigs ;-)

To achieve the climate goals, only a healthy mix of gas and electrification will work anyway. Gas heaters are therefore indispensable. The focus here is more on existing buildings that still use old heating systems. They need to be replaced.

to achieve the climate targets, only a healthy mix of gas and electrification works anyway. Gas heating systems are therefore indispensable. It is more about the existing buildings that are still heated with old heating systems. These need to be replaced.

Although none of this has anything to do with the topic of construction costs, how do you come to the conclusion that gas heating systems contribute to climate targets and that they cannot be dispensed with? It unfortunately makes no sense.

What makes sense? Now, realistically speaking... So please don't come with heat pumps as the sole energy source ;)

I'm curious to see what happens to property prices and rents when building keeps getting more and more expensive.

I actually do see a conflict of objectives here when more people need housing but can't afford their rent. What I really hope is that there aren't too many people forced to live in cold apartments due to lack of funds. I know that from my grandparents and hoped such times would never return... which, in my opinion, is also unworthy of a "rich country (?)." I too am curious.

You can actually see the gas burning in a gas heating system, the rest is just there :) We new home builders all feel so eco-friendly, but are actually the biggest environmental pigs ever ;-)

Not me, we build using timber frame construction. ;-)

What makes sense? Now realistically considered... So please don’t come with a heat pump as the sole energy producer ;)

Realism is sometimes mistaken for a lack of imagination and a refusal to question things down to the essentials. Sometimes also for clinging to the familiar.