When it comes to heat pump sharing, there are numerous regulations to be observed.
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Dusseldorf High energy costs and the climate crisis are currently causing many homeowners to think about a new heating system. When looking for alternatives to classic oil or gas heating, a heat pump powered by electricity is increasingly being considered. But those who decide to do so need patience and money.
The cost of a heat pump including installation is in the five-digit range – and due to a shortage of skilled workers and supply chain problems, it can often take a long time before a craftsman has an appointment and the new device actually arrives.
Some people therefore ask themselves whether a heat pump can be shared with the neighbour. For example, families who own adjoining houses seek advice on internet forums. The energy consultant Reinhard Loch from the consumer advice center in North Rhine-Westphalia has known about such mind games for a long time. Read here what they are good for.
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