Is a heat pump meter sensible? According to the bill, yes, but is that correct?

Then you have to calculate with a bonus as well to compare correctly.
Bonus also for heat pump electricity? Without it, you are already at 29.1 cents if I include the basic fee.

That is really very tight. Savings of €50 per year are not much. As soon as one of the prices changes, it most likely won’t pay off anymore. In general, your household electricity seems relatively expensive to me. We change the electricity provider once a year, if there are cheaper offers, and thus always have the cheapest price. Currently 25.37 cents. That is cheaper than your heat pump tariff. Is the 5,000 kWh annual consumption correct for you? We are at almost 7,000 kWh with the same house size and 2 people. However, we also have relatively much technology and already had a consumption of 3,000 kWh in our old rental apartment. The heat pump consumes about 3,500 kWh per year for us. 5,000 kWh still seems quite low to me for an entire single-family house.

You are right, I should include the bonus. If I subtract the 250 €, the second meter would no longer be worthwhile. There is also a bonus with the heat pump tariff. This is 60 €. I took 25 cents for heat pump electricity as the golden mean after a brief review in .