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- Oliver: The update of the Building Energy Act, or as it will called until Building Modernization Act, is slowly shape. Now finally lies the concrete draft and thus officially the legislation. The whole thing this month force to on July 1 is completely unrealistic. Therefore, the federal government an important period from the previous GIG. But what is in it What is exciting and where does everything with the old? First of all, the current approach with the 65 % renewable energy in the heat exchange is being avoided. the should more freedom in choosing their heating. So, for example, classic oil and gas heating Heat pumps, solar thermal, biomass, hydrogen solution, hybrid heating and heat networks. Even power heating and, in quotation marks, innovative solutions are clearly in the law. The big difference is Instead of fixed 65 % rule, a so-called bio-staircase So if you gas or oil heating in have to parts of biomethane, bio-oil, bio-gene, liquid gas or hydrogen From 2029, least 10 % are from 2030 15%, from 2035 30%, from 2040, finally 60%. Alternatively, the first two stages can also via solar thermal. It is also relevant they are allowed to again which heating is installed, if they for oil or gas, then they also part of costs themselves, specifically half of the CO2 costs, net revenues and the additional costs for the organic parts. This will policy that all future cost risks are simply on the tenants. is also what is being the previous connection with the municipal heating planning is completely to be honest, this was also quite complex. Also, the ban on for old, constant-temperature kettles should be and the need on the installation of fossil fuels should also be lifted. This could be problematic, because many owners may possible cost risks in the future. At the time, it already that further rejuvenation will at least in the new building. From 2028, the zero-emission standard should from 2030 then for all buildings. To bottom line is quite clear. The new law gives itself more technologically open and less restrictive than the previous version of the heating law. long-term direction is the same. Fossil heating is over the years, but not by a direct ban, but by gradually increasing requirements and costs. Or, in other words, is seriously building a gas or oil heating in his single-family house or has it a multi-family house and still puts on, is end very guilty, and may not be help. This is already the worst option. and is also the most