Federal funding for efficient buildings (BEG) from Q1 2021

We are pleased to confirm that the promotion of the heat pump in the BAFA market incentive program may be combined with our current product Energy Efficient Renovation (152/152) or from 01.07.2021 with the Federal funding for efficient buildings (261/262).

If they publish it like this in the future information sheet, that would be really great!

A double funding is excluded - which is not the case here anyway.

And why not? Is this an EM in this case? I'm confused.

And why not? Is there a renovation measure (EM) in this case? I'm confused.

Because the heat pump is subsidized by the BAFA and the subsidies from the KfW/BEG then explicitly refer only to the remaining construction costs. The costs covered by BAFA must not be included in the other construction costs. With 120 or 150 thousand euros, it should be unproblematic for any single-family house/semi-detached house/duplex to cover the costs in another way.

That's great if the KFW confirms the case!

I would like to point out here that everyone must draw the right conclusion for themselves. The Kfw has confirmed the combination of programs 151/152 with the new 261/262. A confirmation that it can be combined with 460/461 (new construction) was not given.
It's about time they finally publish the [Merkblatt].

Ok. So that means in the case of the RENOVATION of a single-family house

1.) the funding from BAfA and
2.) the grant from KfW according to the new BEG from 01.07.

can be received?

Assuming it would be the same in new construction, then I could...

1.) receive BAfA for the ventilation system and air-to-water heat pump and
2.) the KfW grant for a KfW 40 Plus house including EE-/NH package

But that would basically be double funding, which is not permitted, right?

You can combine both subsidies, but if the air-water heat pump is not included in the KfW grant (but in the Bafa subsidy), you will not receive the EE package. So you waive 5% and the increased maximum eligible costs of €150,000. You have to calculate what is currently cheaper.