Installation of a gas heating system in new construction 2023/2024

I always have warm feet and find it pleasant when there is a cool floor.

You can tell that you haven't felt a modern underfloor heating with your feet. The floor is indeed cool at 22 degrees room temperature, it feels cool on the floor.

But all of this only annoys me secondarily. My oil heating system from 1992 works excellently. I once bought the heating for 14 euros.

Just like your 50,000-euro kitchen.. be happy but you are not the norm.

And what a stupid coincidence that Germany's largest and heating manufacturer

Gas heating manufacturer with heat pump but definitely not the largest.

Why is one always treated like a little rebellious kindergartener in Germany.

Well, because many behave exactly like that. Thinking only from twelve to noon, and always banging their head against the wall. Sounds like my 3.5-year-old.

For the commuter with a rental apartment on a main road of a big city without their own parking space or charging option, it simply is not an option.

Am I missing something or isn’t this thread primarily about heat pumps in newly built single-family homes? Some people in this thread take the position that heat pumps are not sensible there. The farmhouse from 1910 is not primarily meant here in the thread at first. Expanding the topic doesn’t make sense in this specific situation...

According to the current draft, maintenance and repair are also not allowed. This means that if something is leaking somewhere, the heat pump would not be repairable. For example, we have R407C installed, which would then not be allowed.

That can also be simply stated, but it is simply not true.

This is not just written like that, this is the result of another discussion. Refilling with GWP>150 is not allowed, R407C is at 1700, which is significantly above. Simply filling in propane is not an option. I am not interested in badmouthing anything. If you have other information, always bring it on.

This is the text I am referring to, but admittedly it was only googled and not extensively checked to see if there is a newer version, which I did not find quickly:
"Contrary to subparagraph 1, the placing on the market of parts of equipment necessary for the repair and maintenance of existing equipment is permitted for a period of up to ten years from the time the placing on the market was prohibited, in accordance with Annex IV, provided that the repair or maintenance does not lead to an increase in the capacity of the equipment or to an increase in the quantity of fluorinated gases contained in the equipment or the fluorinated gases used."