That is indeed quite good. For us, it is only 39 W/m, for example.
This thread by FloLiX prompted me to look into the direction of a
geothermal system for our construction project.
"Good heat pump heating systems with ground heat probes (brine/water heat pump) as a heat source cost only slightly more in new builds for average-sized single-family homes than an air heat pump.
The
annual operating costs of brine/water heat pumps are
significantly lower compared to an air/water heat pump."
I have an offer (allegedly market leader; gross:
€ 6,664) with a
theoretical (non-binding) preliminary examination and an extraction
capacity of approx.:
55 W/m .
Hot water preparation: according to
Energy Saving Ordinance 200
9!
This should be known to a "market leader" => The
Energy Saving Ordinance 2014 replaces its predecessor ordinances from 2002, 2004, 2007, and
2009.
Drilling: € 5,712
Connection work: € 982
How should this offer be evaluated?
Are there users in this forum with current new
geothermal systems, who would like to report on their experiences?