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Building Energy Act: Financial expert warns against hasty investments and calls for planning security.
According to a report from www.stuttgarter-nachrichten.de, the Baden-Württemberg consumer advice center warns that the building energy law still has disagreements and gaps, although the traffic light coalition has reached a compromise. Matthias Bauer, energy expert at the consumer advice center, calls for more planning security for consumers because the draft law is incomplete. He advises not to make any hasty investments and to plan your private heating transition carefully. The delays and disagreements regarding the Building Energy Act can have a significant impact on the market and consumers. For example, the unclear funding for new, climate-friendly heating systems represents uncertainty for potential buyers. In addition, the question of municipal heating planning is also of central importance, ...
Building Energy Act: Financial expert warns against hasty investments and calls for planning security.
According to a report by www.stuttgarter-nachrichten.de,
The Baden-Württemberg consumer advice center warns that the Building Energy Act still has disagreements and gaps, even though the traffic light coalition has reached a compromise. Matthias Bauer, energy expert at the consumer advice center, calls for more planning security for consumers because the draft law is incomplete. He advises not to make any hasty investments and to plan your private heating transition carefully.
The delays and disagreements regarding the Building Energy Act can have a significant impact on the market and consumers. For example, the unclear funding for new, climate-friendly heating systems represents uncertainty for potential buyers. In addition, the question of municipal heating planning is also of central importance, as the results should be easily accessible to consumers and energy consultants in order to ensure planning security.
The regulations on the installation of gas heating systems and the availability of “H2-ready” systems also raise questions, especially with regard to the timing of the expansion once the heat planning is available. These uncertainties could lead to delays in investment decisions and influence the development of new technologies.
It also remains to be seen how tenants can be protected from costs, especially with regard to the introduction of a further modernization levy. These questions could impact the financial burden on tenants and landlords, which in turn could impact the real estate market.
Overall, there is a risk that the ambiguities and delays in connection with the Building Energy Act could affect the willingness to invest and the development of climate-friendly heating technologies. It is therefore important that the government factions quickly provide clarity in order to ensure planning security for consumers and market players.
Read the source article at www.stuttgarter-nachrichten.de