The heat plan determines
whether your renovation pays off.
Renovating without knowing the heat plan puts your investment at risk. Municipal heat planning determines which heating technology is economically viable in your area and which subsidies apply.
Indicative funding eligibility in 3 minutes.
The reality for property owners
Cities with over 100,000 residents must present a heat plan by 30 June 2026. Over 30% are still behind schedule.
Without a published heat plan, it remains unclear whether district heating, heat pumps or other solutions will be available long-term.
Heating replacement and renovation without knowing the heat plan can lead to lock-in effects and misguided investments.
Subsidy conditions and transition deadlines depend directly on the status of municipal heat planning.
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Why the heat plan determines your renovation decision
How we create clarity
Check heat plan status
Determine and classify the current status of municipal heat planning for your location.
Evaluate technology options
Analyse available heating technologies in the context of the heat plan and building fabric.
Link funding logic
Integrate funding, transition deadlines and heat plan status into an overall strategy.
Create renovation roadmap
Define an economically sound measure sequence considering heat planning.
- Heat plan status classification for your location
- Technology options assessment in heat plan context
- Funding strategy considering heat planning
Reference values
of large cities still without heat plan
deadline for cities >100,000 residents
funding difference depending on technology choice
Publicly available data and indicative experience values.
Risks without heat plan awareness
- Misguided investment in heating technology not foreseen in the heat plan.
- Subsidies lapse or are reduced because the technology doesn't match the supply zone.
- Lock-in effect: long-term commitment to a suboptimal solution.
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