Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

Habeck on the energy future "Never again put it in the hands of one supplier" Robert is currently telling a tall tale live

.... and tomorrow it will be "What do I care about my nonsense from yesterday".

The path has already been decided, gas will also be finished in existing buildings by 2025.

Nothing will definitely get cheaper in the next few years.

What does finished mean? Does it have to be converted?

People, calm down. Politically speaking, it’s been entirely different people who have messed up badly over the past 16 years plus the 8 years before that. Attacking the Greens is so pointless. It seems to me that part of the population has fallen for certain "Propaganda" (can you even use that word nowadays) and now believes that prices are rising because of the Greens. What nonsense. Thank Mr. Schröder and the "I’m on the board of xyz company and earn millions on the side" and play the civil servant Mikado CDU / CSU.

It’s like in a football World Cup, 80 million better national coaches. Have you ever thought that these really aren’t easy times for the current government – obviously not for the citizens either. Especially Habeck, for me besides Baerbock, is doing a great job and really shines throughout the whole federal government. Compared to Habeck and also Baerbock, the rest fades, not only gray but simply pale.

But whatever, it’s just complaining and looking for a scapegoat anyway.

What does end mean? Does it have to be converted?

Of course not. The current plan is that from 2025 onwards, pure gas heating systems are no longer allowed to be installed. Existing ones may continue to be operated. There will definitely be exceptions as well.

Electricity can be generated universally, even decentralized, and unlike fossil fuels, it is not subject to geopolitical conflicts. You won’t find anything better.

Only difficult in winter. Unless you slap 200 kWp on your roof with a heat pump with 1.5 kW electric output. Maybe the good old wood gasifier will experience a renaissance - at least in rural areas. Sure, it also needs operating electricity, but on a much smaller scale. I split 12 cubic meters of wood over the weekend, so I’m good for 3 years for my wood stove :D

Of course not. The current plan is that from 2025 onwards, no pure gas heating systems will be allowed to be installed. Existing ones may continue to be operated. There will certainly be exceptions.

Hehe, haven't you heard yet that as of today it has been decided that the end has already been initiated in 2024? From 01.01.2024, pure gas heating systems will no longer be possible.