Maximum funding for replacing oil heating

So that means I can carry out the project for a maximum of €60,000 and then get €30,000 back, is that correct or how now?

And that includes EVERYTHING, so also the potential new underfloor heating, new windows, new insulation, etc. A maximum of €30,000 paid out for everything together. Or what now?

You only spoke about the heating above. What exactly do you want to do? Individual measures (there are different ones) or renovate according to KfW standard?

Replace oil heating with a heat pump. In order for it to work efficiently, underfloor heating must be installed and the windows must be replaced. Insulation must also be added. Additionally, the old oil boiler has to be removed.
All of this has to happen within the scope of replacing the oil heating with the heat pump.

For windows and facade, you can get up to 25%. For the heat pump and directly related measures, up to 50%. The latter includes, among other things, the disposal of the old heating system, possibly the installation of underfloor heating, etc.

Of course, the total cost can be more than €60,000, but you will only be subsidized up to this amount.

Example:
Heat pump €15,000
Disposal of old system €1,000
New piping €2,000
Underfloor heating €15,000
Dismantling old floor and radiators €5,000
Miscellaneous €2,000

€40,000; of which 50% reimbursement a few months after completion.

Windows €20,000 — can be subsidized with 25%.
Facade €25,000 — this year no longer eligible for funding through Bafa, as the cost cap has been exceeded.

You could postpone the facade for one year and submit a new application. In my opinion, then €60,000 applies again as the amount cap.
Or you claim increased depreciation here and get some money back from the taxes. That also works.

ok, perfect. So with the renovation plan you have 15 years anyway, so just spread everything out over time. many thanks, Batman.