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2022-07-19 12:01:53
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A complete ban on gas heating from 2024 is no longer planned. Instead, homeowners will also be able to install gas heat pump hybrid units or other fuel-based central heating systems in the future. In addition, there will be hardship regulations and longer deadlines for replacement. This is according to a concept paper from the federal government.
The previously favored obligation for homeowners will also be relaxed; in the future, both in new buildings and existing ones, "möglichst" only heating systems that are powered at least 65 percent by renewable energies are to be installed. The introduction was planned for 2025 in the coalition agreement, but this is now to be brought forward by one year to 2024.
The government then wants to offer homeowners six options to achieve the 65-percent quota: heat pumps, biomass, green gas, hybrid units, direct electric heating, or connection to the district heating network.
The previously favored obligation for homeowners will also be relaxed; in the future, both in new buildings and existing ones, "möglichst" only heating systems that are powered at least 65 percent by renewable energies are to be installed. The introduction was planned for 2025 in the coalition agreement, but this is now to be brought forward by one year to 2024.
The government then wants to offer homeowners six options to achieve the 65-percent quota: heat pumps, biomass, green gas, hybrid units, direct electric heating, or connection to the district heating network.