Evaluation of local heating tariff, alternatives?

Hello everyone,

we are currently planning our new building and are having second thoughts about the heating topic.
The development area has access to a local heating network.

The costs for the house connection + installation amount to €6k.

Heating costs are as follows:
Basic fee: €99.96/year
Operating price: 9.53 cents/kWh
Meter fee: €11.10/month

Hot water costs are as follows:
Meter price: €2.08/month
Water: €8.22/m³

How would you evaluate the local heating tariff?
The heating costs would still be okay, but I find it hard to assess the hot water topic.

Would you bind yourself to a monopolist? (You can tell my doubts from this question)

Currently, I am considering switching from local heating + underfloor heating + controlled residential ventilation to air-water heat pump + underfloor heating + controlled residential ventilation.
What do you think?

Regards and many thanks

Not quite easy to answer.
Roughly speaking, that is €600 more per year than with an air-to-water heat pump ±€200 depending on the house.
So roughly, over 20 years €12k additional costs.
For €18k you can also get a heat pump, or a ground source heat pump, or significantly cheaper depending on own contribution, or also significantly more expensive, depending on the offer...
There are many variables.