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Yes, the combination of a heat pump and photovoltaics is particularly efficient. The electricity you generate yourself can be used directly to operate the heat pump, which significantly reduces running costs.

The cost of installing a heat pump depends on the system chosen, the building and the installation work involved. In addition to the device itself, there are costs for planning, installation, commissioning and, if necessary, earthworks. Air source heat pumps are usually cheaper to install than ground source heat pumps. Subsidies can significantly reduce the overall cost. Professional planning ensures transparency and cost certainty.

The operating costs of a heat pump are low compared to fossil fuel heating systems.

They depend on the price of electricity, the efficiency of the system and the heat demand.

In combination with photovoltaics, costs can be reduced even further.

In addition to the cost of the equipment, there are also costs for planning, installation and, if necessary, earthworks. The exact amount depends on the type of building and the type of heat pump selected. Professional planning ensures transparent costs and a smooth process.

In Germany, heat pumps are subsidised by the government, particularly under the Federal Subsidy Programme for Efficient Buildings (BEG).

The amount of the subsidy and the requirements vary depending on the type of building and system.

It is crucial to submit your application early.