Heat pump with heat pump tariff?

  • Erstellt am 2016-08-12 00:06:17

Saruss

2016-08-12 15:34:40
  • #1
I think that a second meter is not worth it. I have one, here on site the heat pump tariffs are actually somewhat cheaper than the normal ones, but it's maybe around €80 savings per year, who knows if that will remain. The building is KfW70 with about 180sqm heated and 65sqm unheated (basement) area within the insulated building envelope. Consumption for heating + hot water with ground source heat pump under 2000kWh.

from on the go
 

Musketier

2016-08-12 18:01:05
  • #2
We have already discussed the topic extensively several times. Just try using the forum search.
 

f-pNo

2016-08-13 16:27:44
  • #3


Including VAT.
Just go to Verivox.
There you can also compare heat pump electricity directly in the electricity comparison (the other major portal does not offer a comparison for heat pump electricity).
The provider I have is the only one that does not charge a basic fee (nor offers additional discounts).

Currently, they even offer 18.81 cents for new customers (not for existing customers). Other providers come to slightly cheaper prices including discounts.
 

tomtom79

2016-08-13 16:42:34
  • #4
No matter what I compare on verivox, I can't get below 21.9 cents! Vattenfall offers a heat pump tariff, for example, but it is not available in [bw]. Household electricity, however, is available.
 

Alex85

2016-08-13 16:43:24
  • #5
Electricity prices are simply different regionally. Maybe this is already the explanation.
 

tomtom79

2016-08-13 16:48:07
  • #6
Yeah, with a Berlin postal code it's under 18.54 cents

But what does regional mean, I thought that's exactly why you should take advantage of the online provider comparison and switch.

I rather think they know where they can get the money from.
 
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