How can one circumvent the Energy Saving Ordinance and avoid bureaucratic madness?

Exactly, they are building according to the Energy Saving Ordinance, that was not searched for here.

Mind you: style. Technically, this by no means means that it was hand-lace made by grandma according to an old recipe. A visual spice mix, just a different flavor than "Bauhaus" or "Toskana".

Hi,

I don’t understand all this writing here anymore. Take a 36 cm aerated concrete block or a 36* cm Poroton brick. With both, you have a monolithic wall structure. With both, you can easily meet the energy saving ordinance requirements; both are ecologically safe stones and that's that.

You don’t need to put plastic in front. For the windows, I would take triple glazing; they are significantly better in terms of insulation WITHOUT bringing chemicals into your house, and the additional costs are also limited since triple glazing is now basically standard. And because you want eco anyway, the windows will be wood or aluminum, which are much more expensive anyway, so the glass price hardly plays a role anymore.

For an old building, I would insulate only the roof at most; everything else is not economical.

And all the other blah blah with red/blue/morning/evening is pointless anyway. The heat input from the sun is then insufficient when you actually need it (winter). This applies both to solar thermal and photovoltaics. Hardly any yield in winter.

Best regards
Thomas

Correct. Here was the tin foil hat edition

And a sentence about Mr. F; I couldn’t care less what kind of expert he is or isn’t. But the way he “sells” his knowledge is a real imposition. You really have to have a serious problem with badly done insulation to spend more than 15 minutes on his website ops:

It was claimed that they also use the old materials.