Extra meter for heat flow tariff (heating electricity tariff) yes/no?

And even with this cheaper electricity price of 25 cents/kWh, it takes decades until it pays off compared to natural gas at 10 cents/kWh :p

With that, you are cheaper in ongoing operation with an annual performance factor of 2.5. Actually even somewhat better, since about 10% goes up the chimney with gas. You could probably even achieve 2.5 in many unrenovated old buildings, after all, a larger part of the heating period is in the transitional season.

Perhaps we could manage the shift from the gas back to the meter cabinet? ;)

Thought the topic was settled? A second meter is only worth it if your local utility gives away the heating power. For whatever reason ;)

I thought the topic was settled? A second meter only makes sense if your municipal utility gives away the heating power. For whatever reason ;)

Oh, I was just still unsure whether I should reserve the "space" in the meter cabinet for the future or not.

Having space is better than needing space.
And who knows what else will come in the future.

Having space is better than needing space. And who knows what the future will bring.

I can only underline that. Maybe someday for a separate meter for an electric car, if that is specially supported... In this respect, a somewhat larger control cabinet is always good.