KfW BEG funding stopped 261, 262, 263, 264, 461, 463, 464

So our application was submitted at 8:02 AM and we have not yet received approval, so we assume we will not get any more, because on the kfw website it says that approved applications are processed continuously.

So our application was submitted at 8:02 am and we still have no approval, so we assume we won’t get one anymore, because on the kfw site it says that approved applications are processed continuously.

Someone wrote in the forum that ALL applications are processed manually. So you have to expect that the confirmation will come days later. I’m keeping my fingers crossed for you.

So our application was submitted at 8:02 AM and we still have no approval, so we assume we won't get any more either, because on the KfW site it says that approved applications are processed continuously.

At that time our application wasn’t even in the office yet…

Since there was already a stop on applications at the KfW development bank shortly after the launch of the new government subsidy for energy-efficient new buildings, even though the application deadline was supposed to be until the end of this year (!), I wonder whether this is intentional or what is going wrong in this regard. Are there plausible reasons to organize the application process in this way, or is it incompetence? The latter would surprise me given the number of experts involved, which is why I am asking.

Since there was already a stop to applications at the KfW development bank shortly after the launch of the new government funding for energy-saving new buildings, although the application deadline was scheduled until the end of this year (!), I wonder whether this is intentional or what is going wrong in this regard. Are there plausible reasons to organize the funding process in this way?

The reason is that no new construction promotion is desired from the government side anymore.
The 1 billion made available was meant to appease, nothing more...
Of course, this hits many people hard.

Since there was already a stop on applications at the KfW development bank shortly after the start of the new government subsidy for energy-saving new buildings, even though the application deadline was scheduled until the end of this year (!), I wonder whether this is intentional or what is going wrong in this regard. Are there plausible reasons to organize the application process in this way or is it amateurism? The latter would surprise me given the large number of experts involved, which is why I am asking.

If one billion simply evaporates like that, the subsidy is too high or unnecessary.