New gas heating quickly in 2023 - often the cheapest decision that also pays off for the environment
March 2, 2023
The BMWK is currently causing a stir with a draft bill. This is because it involves a categorical ban on gas heating systems. According to the plan, from 2024, only heating systems powered by 65 % renewable energies may be used. Formally, this can only be heat pumps, district heating or biomass heating. This raises the question: what about the openness of technology in Germany? And who should pay for it? Decentralized gas-powered heating systems are often the only economically and functionally viable solutions, especially in hall buildings.
As a heating expert, what can you do and advise your commercial customers? Every entrepreneur wants to meet the climate targets, but investments also have to be economical. That could be a problem.
From our point of view as experts in sustainable hall heating, there are 3 clever solutions to the problem:
Your recommended solution 1: New gas heating system before the end of 2023
They recommend, for example, the use of proven energy-saving IR heating systems from KÜBLER. Where appropriate, supplement these with condensing boiler technology. This gives your customer the advantage of saving higher investment costs for a hybrid multi-energy system - incidentally, a world first that KÜBLER will be presenting at ISH 2023.
Result: This efficiency measure reduces heating energy consumption by 50 to 70 percent. Incidentally, far more than the legislator requires in its draft. Both GHG emissions and heating costs are reduced accordingly, so that the investment usually pays for itself in two to three years. Your client and the environment will be pleased.
Future steps: The new heating system can be easily adapted to use hydrogen as soon as it is available in sufficient and affordable quantities.
Ihre Lösungsempfehlung 2: Die Highefficiency-Heizung von KÜBLER inklusive H₂-readyness und Nachrüst-Option
You immediately advise your customer to use a high-efficiency system from KÜBLER.
Result: Your customer immediately takes advantage of the possibility of using hydrogen and benefits from the advantages of high energy, emission and cost savings.
Future steps: The high-efficiency system can be easily and inexpensively upgraded for electricity or PV use at any time with a retrofit kit.
Your solution recommendation 3: Build on the world's first multi-energy system from KÜBLER right away
Damit öffnet sich Ihr Kunde gleich den Weg in die CO₂-Freiheit. Denn das Multi-Energie-System von KÜBLER erlaubt es, verschiedene erneuerbare Energieträger wie Strom oder Wasserstoff aber auch Gas oder Biogas variabel zu nutzen – im Mix oder alternativ.
Diese Option gibt die Freiheit, z. B. sofort auf eigenen PV-Strom zu setzen und sich dadurch ein Stück Energieautarkie zu eröffnen. Durch aktives Energiemanagement über die Steuerung werden Heizkosten und CO₂-Ausstoß bei der Nutzung verschiedener Energieträger skalierbar gemacht – welch ein Fortschritt!
By the way: The innovative multi-energy system was awarded the special prize "Innovative technologies for climate protection" at the SUCCESS technology competition at the end of 2022 and has been nominated for the German Innovation Award in 2023.
The bottom line
Never before have you been able to show your commercial and industrial customers such simple solutions for implementing the heat transition. And in a very economical and sustainable way. This is because the investment costs for your customer are comparatively low - they are around a third lower than the costs for heat pumps, for example.
You should also know this: We are happy to support you with our expertise in word and deed for all projects. Let's simply get talking. Our serics and the very latest appliance technology will be happy to present them to you at the ISH. Welcome to our stand B19 in hall 12.01! We look forward to your visit!
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