Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

That is probably mainly due to the high number of (defective) existing systems. It looks different in new construction

Of course! It remains a joke written by me.... !!! What could fundamentally be wrong with converting heat present in outdoor air into usable energy or also sunlight, wind, etc.; after all, I have even installed a water heating heat pump here myself; awesome thing.

I hear these fable prices quite often..

And the heat pump tariff with the 2 meters was back then the cheaper option.

In postal code 75181 it is not possible. At least not with verivox, CHECK24, and various Google providers.

They only gave me exorbitant prices as well. At the moment, you have to search differently. I simply searched on Google for heat pump and electricity and actually found a provider who offers me a very good price of about 21 cents. But it took longer than searching with the usual suspects.

They only gave me exorbitant prices as well. At the moment, you have to search differently. I simply searched on Google for heat pump and electricity and actually found a provider who offers me a very good price of about 21 cents. But it took longer than searching with the usual suspects.

I can't find anything under 33-34 ct/kWh here (ZIP code 86***). I probably need to expand my sources. ;)

I can't find anything below 33-34 ct/kWh (postal code 86***).

In new buildings (and especially not with photovoltaics) you don't need your own tariff. Just take the cheapest (eco) electricity tariff you can find. All on one meter.

These are probably net prices. You still have to add 19% VAT :)

Sorry, gross prices.

Is that December 2021? Which region?

47506 - Lower Rhine. It’s for this month.

When is break even?

Break even after about five to six years (there’s also an electric car involved – I get 30 cents "feed-in tariff" from my employer for every kWh ;). Everything is under warranty during this period. But with the electric car, it's also special in my case.

Then I’ll emigrate when this heat pump dictatorship comes....
@Benutzer200 THAT also wasn’t meant entirely seriously.....phew

I know :)

Of course, with such low yield, everything is always usable in the house :)

It’s still 40 kWh that I didn’t have to buy expensively. Of course it looks totally different in summer when the entire yield goes into the car via the wallbox during the day.

Postal code 75181, it’s not possible.

Yes, it is. Directly from the provider. Envia Mitteldeutsche Energie. I even got a 110€ new customer bonus.
The portals on the web are not always the better alternative.
You can check their homepage. Service = personal contact was really good.

Can’t find anything below 33-34 ct/kWh here (postal code 86***). I probably need to expand my sources. ;)

It works for you too...

In new buildings (and especially not with photovoltaics) you don’t need your own tariff. Just take the cheapest (eco) electricity tariff you can find. Everything on one meter.

Totally agree!!!

In new buildings (and certainly not with photovoltaics) you don’t need your own tariff. Just take the cheapest (eco) electricity tariff you can find. Everything on one meter.

You can’t generalize that. With us, the second meter pays off. But we don’t have photovoltaics. You always have to calculate that for yourself.