A French PR executive with links to the gas industry appears to be behind an online campaign to discredit clean heating, it can be revealed. The new investigation by DeSmog and Politico found boutique Paris-based PR firm Digital Tellers is linked to a web of connected Facebook groups and accounts, which regularly share false claims […]
Though heat pumps are still quite expensive in Germany. An installation for a single-family home including solar panels and battery can easily cost North of 30,000 EUR, which is up to three times the cost of the hardware. In theory, it should be a gigantic business opportunity to provide heat pump installation services there from Danish, Netherlands, or Polish companies.
A reasonable sized solar power system with around 10kWp and 10kWh battery costs at least 16k€ in Germany when done by a professional. Depending on your power consumption in general this can be a bad investment even with a heat pump. Therefore I would separate this from the costs of a hwat pump, since it is not strictly required.
Especially since you can get energy plans selling power for ~26ct/kWh.
Absolutely, the material cost for such a system is about 7-10k strongly dependent on the battery. The other ~10k is for setting stuff up (which takes about 1-2days).
The small balcony systems can be setup by pretty much everyone. They also have the best ROI compared to bigger energy producers.
It is 100% separate. I have two heat pumps and no solar yet (mostly because the initial cost). I hope to do solar soon but heat pumps made a lot of sense even without the solar
Though heat pumps are still quite expensive in Germany. An installation for a single-family home including solar panels and battery can easily cost North of 30,000 EUR, which is up to three times the cost of the hardware. In theory, it should be a gigantic business opportunity to provide heat pump installation services there from Danish, Netherlands, or Polish companies.
A reasonable sized solar power system with around 10kWp and 10kWh battery costs at least 16k€ in Germany when done by a professional. Depending on your power consumption in general this can be a bad investment even with a heat pump. Therefore I would separate this from the costs of a hwat pump, since it is not strictly required. Especially since you can get energy plans selling power for ~26ct/kWh.
Ridiculously expensive when you compare to the prices of balcony solar systems which are just plugged intoa wall socket.
Absolutely, the material cost for such a system is about 7-10k strongly dependent on the battery. The other ~10k is for setting stuff up (which takes about 1-2days).
The small balcony systems can be setup by pretty much everyone. They also have the best ROI compared to bigger energy producers.
It is 100% separate. I have two heat pumps and no solar yet (mostly because the initial cost). I hope to do solar soon but heat pumps made a lot of sense even without the solar