pagoni2020
2021-04-29 11:32:17
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You can read here enough about heat pumps and also gas, especially regarding function, problems, advantages/disadvantages, etc. If you put the topic of "fossil fuels" in the foreground this way and share the opinion that gas is the "wrong" way, then a decision has surely already been made. At the beginning, you wrote about "standard" for your house construction, and a gas heating system is currently a good standard, also inexpensive and reliable.
3-4 years ago in Norway I was completely amazed by the market share and the normality of electric vehicles there. Before these actually only a few months ago :D it was still a complete foreign or only ridiculed and provocative word here at our place at that time. Today, even here in the forum, this is practically considered standard... sometimes things change in people’s minds that fast. Therefore, I wouldn't be so sure whether my current heating choice will still fit equally well in 10-15 years, probably not, if in the last 3 years a previously unthinkable revolution has taken place in the market of the German hobbyhorse "car". I consider the so-called standards rather fluid; it is like buying a car, when today you are sold the greatest car, which is then presented by the same seller as a problem case during trade-in tomorrow. I think you already have preferences and that is good; nevertheless, there are always other options one can find for oneself if one looks for them. Flow temperature is eventually the dependence on a willing, available, adequately trained, and affordable craftsman the problem of our society... who knows. Topic independence: making a piece of forest and wood yourself! Currently many decisions are often made because of subsidies, which ultimately says nothing about their sense for the individual or his/her heating system.
3-4 years ago in Norway I was completely amazed by the market share and the normality of electric vehicles there. Before these actually only a few months ago :D it was still a complete foreign or only ridiculed and provocative word here at our place at that time. Today, even here in the forum, this is practically considered standard... sometimes things change in people’s minds that fast. Therefore, I wouldn't be so sure whether my current heating choice will still fit equally well in 10-15 years, probably not, if in the last 3 years a previously unthinkable revolution has taken place in the market of the German hobbyhorse "car". I consider the so-called standards rather fluid; it is like buying a car, when today you are sold the greatest car, which is then presented by the same seller as a problem case during trade-in tomorrow. I think you already have preferences and that is good; nevertheless, there are always other options one can find for oneself if one looks for them. Flow temperature is eventually the dependence on a willing, available, adequately trained, and affordable craftsman the problem of our society... who knows. Topic independence: making a piece of forest and wood yourself! Currently many decisions are often made because of subsidies, which ultimately says nothing about their sense for the individual or his/her heating system.