Heat pump electricity:
Household electricity
With 3,000 kWh heat pump electricity, you save €15.20 per year – on the other hand, when including the basic charge, you end up paying a lot more.
But it doesn't help if you have to pay the basic price in addition to the basic price of the household electricity. So 15€ savings + additional basic price + meter rental.The basic price is also cheaper here for heat pump electricity than for household electricity?
True, my mistake. That then comes twice, not alternatively. So it's not worth it twice over.But it doesn't help if you have to pay the basic price in addition to the basic price of household electricity. So 15€ savings + additional basic price + meter rent.
Always is not quite true. The additional costs for installation and the costs for the meter must also be taken into account.Hello, heat pump electricity is always cheaper, therefore it is always recommended to have 2 meters. I assume that heat pump electricity will be discounted even more
Conversely, it is also not generally true. In our case, it pays off; I pay 20 cents for heat pump electricity and 30 cents for household electricity. However, I have never paid a separate meter rental.Always is not correct. The additional costs for installation and the costs for the meter must also be taken into account.
Nonsense. Although, I just checked. I don’t live in the countryside, but on the edge of two metropolises (Düsseldorf/Ruhr area). There are countless electricity providers here. I’ve picked out the best providers.
Heat pump electricity:
Household electricity
With 3,000kWh heat pump electricity, you save €15.20 per year – in return, when you include the basic fee, you actually end up paying a lot more.
So: Fake news that heat pump electricity is always cheaper in the end.
P.S. I’ve been heating with a heat pump for almost 10 years. It has never been worth having a separate meter for heat pump electricity during this time.
