Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

Oh, the Building & Living department is now under the remit of the Foreign Ministry?

Synonym, stupid and illogical discussions, and power grid storage etc., must have a name,
it's called the same with us

What prices are we talking about specifically?

What about the costs for the second meter?

Just under 21.5 and just under 30 cents. Costs for the meter are included in the base price.

Oh, the Building & Living department is now under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs? I hadn't heard that yet.

And you think they don't influence each other? I'm just saying Nordstream2.

By costs for the second meter he surely means that it was not just there but someone had to install and prepare it. In connection with a photovoltaic system, you then additionally need a cascade circuit, which also costs a few hundred euros.

Would you like to tell us the postal code? The difference is really big for you.

Just under 21.5 and just under 30 cents.

Then your main electricity is 4-5 cents too expensive.

By costs for the second meter he surely means that it wasn’t just there but someone had to install and prepare it. In connection with a photovoltaic system, you then additionally need a cascade switch, which also costs a few hundred more.

Would you like to tell us the postal code? The difference is really big for you.

14621

Photovoltaics is not yet up for discussion with us.

Yes, the second meter had to be installed, but that was done by the grid operator who received a fixed price for the connection; there was no mention of 1 or 2 meters. No idea if that cost extra. And the installation in the meter cabinet for the electrician is no more complicated whether he connects the cables to one meter or the other. According to the general contractor, there were only additional costs for a larger meter cabinet, but I don’t remember the amount now, it was definitely not much.
When the decision about the second meter was pending, the energy market was still fine and there were several providers offering around 20 cents for heat pump electricity. Nobody could have guessed it would change so quickly. Now we have the second meter and will see in a few years whether it really paid off.

Then your main electricity is 4-5 cents too expensive.

I have found nothing cheaper after intensive searching, was happy to stay under 30 cents. You’re welcome to show me something cheaper.

And you think they don't influence each other? I'm just saying Nordstream2.

Good point! What useful things could have been done with the 7.4 billion...