ᐅ Heat pump unavailable, house construction delayed

Hello,

for our new build, the heat pump is not available.

The builder has declared force majeure and has therefore postponed the completion indefinitely.

Moving in would fail because, as originally planned, heating and hot water cannot be provided using the heat pump.

Here is my consideration:

I can heat with the wood stove (small bungalow, energy-efficient house, one story, no children, 20 years of experience heating with wood) or, for short periods and individual rooms, electrically.
I only need hot water for showering. This can be heated using an electric kettle and poured into a camping shower.
Overall, this should still be cheaper than paying rent.

So I can manage heating and hygiene. Is there any formal requirement that would prevent moving in?

Thanks for your replies!

Best regards

Bauherr and his wife