Supply pipes house entry

Hello,

can someone tell me how it works with the supply pipes? On the one hand, there is the [Mehrspartenhauseinführung], on the other hand with [KG Rohr], correct?
That means 3 or 4 pipes are installed next to each other in the floor slab and laid "outside"; the actual cables then go into these pipes, e.g. the power cable coming from the house connection pillar, or the Telekom cable. The company responsible for the drinking water brings a separate flexible pipe to be used for this purpose. The blue drinking water pipe lies inside this. Does the (green) flexible pipe then also have to go into a [KG Rohr], i.e. blue pipe in green flexible pipe in [KG Rohr]?

Thanks & regards

I think the easier way here would be to ask the network operators directly. In my area, one network operator coordinates the connection of all sectors. Exclusively in [Mehrsparteneinführung], self-made KG-juggling is no longer commissioned by any network operator in new buildings.

But that is exactly "irrelevant" here. The electricity provider installed the power pole at the property boundary. The rest "is none of their business." The company responsible for water construction brings a green flexible hose for the drinking water pipe, only Telekom remains, there is no gas.

The providers here go home again when they see the KG pipes and send you a bill of €200 for the trip, and only come back when a) the €200 is paid and b) you have installed a multi-utility pipe. Being convinced of their half-knowledge + "none of your business" are a guarantee for delayed construction execution.

That is not my position, that is the position of the energy provider! His duty is fulfilled with the installation of the charging station. From there, only the underground cable goes into the house to the meter cabinet, which my electrician also takes care of.

after reading your post again, I believe you have misunderstood something. It is not me who says it is nobody's business. That is the statement from the energy provider. They don't care how the power cable enters the house.