ᐅ Is it still worth installing a new oil heating system today?
Created on: 24 Sep 2019 14:24
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Kate***
Hello everyone,
We are currently facing the difficult question of whether to still install a new oil heating system given the current "penalties" being considered for oil heating.
This concerns a renovation, and the decision for a new condensing oil boiler was already made some time ago, the KFW application has been submitted, etc... the heating system was supposed to be installed soon.
Now I am a bit uncertain whether we should switch at short notice (the only real alternative for us would be pellets).
Are there any opinions on this?
Best regards, Kate***
We are currently facing the difficult question of whether to still install a new oil heating system given the current "penalties" being considered for oil heating.
This concerns a renovation, and the decision for a new condensing oil boiler was already made some time ago, the KFW application has been submitted, etc... the heating system was supposed to be installed soon.
Now I am a bit uncertain whether we should switch at short notice (the only real alternative for us would be pellets).
Are there any opinions on this?
Best regards, Kate***
I have also thought about that. On the other hand, many oil heating systems are still being installed today, especially in older buildings, and this will certainly continue in the coming years, so there will still be many users for them in 15 years.
Conversely, one could say that if demand decreases somewhat, the price might also go down...
Conversely, one could say that if demand decreases somewhat, the price might also go down...
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nordanney24 Sep 2019 15:52Kate*** schrieb:
On the other hand, you could say that if demand decreases slightly, prices might also go down... ... and if the demand for more electricity and pellets also increases, prices could rise further there as well.
It's all just speculation.