Local heating network brine heat pump

Hello everyone,

we intend to build and the construction area will be connected to a local heating network.
One has to pay a construction cost contribution of just under 12,000 EUR, regardless of whether it is used or not.
This construction cost contribution includes a connection capacity of up to 5.5 kW.
A brine-water heat pump will be provided.

Now to my questions:
1. Is the connection capacity sufficient for a 160 sqm house?
2. Does the house builder need any additional "technology" besides underfloor heating?
3. In an example calculation, a consumption of 9.3 MWh/year is assumed. Is this realistic or rather "optimistically" calculated?
4. Although the heating is "provided" by the municipal utilities, am I eligible for funding?

Sorry if any information is missing... feel free to ask.

Thanks & regards
Martin

1) For a 200m2 house kfw55 that would be sufficient. If you want to be sure, do a heating load calculation. But I actually don't see any risk.

4) Be sure to submit a BAFA application. I could imagine that the 12k€ are eligible for funding. However, since it is a special case, it will be an individual decision by BAFA whether you get 35% funding.

Thank you for your reply. I have meanwhile spoken with the municipal utilities. Regarding 4.) The subsidy is received by the municipal utilities from the BAFA...