Have no subsidies for a heat pump been paid out yet?

DP MPs Max Hahn and Claude Lamberty have heard that no subsidy for a heat pump has been paid out by the ministry yet, because there is almost no heat pump on the market that meets the set noise limit values. They therefore wanted to know from the relevant minister whether this is true and according to which criteria the limit values were defined.

Et ass eis zu Ouere komm, dass den Ëmweltministère bis ewell nach keng Subventioun am Kader vum Klimabonus-Programm fir d’Installatioun vun enger Loft-Wäermepompel accordéiert an ausbezuelt huet. De Grond heifir wier, dass et aktuell um Marché bal keng Wäermepompel gëtt, déi déi jeeweileg Kaméidigrenzwäerter (≤ 5kW: 48 dB(A); 5-12 kW: 51 dB(A); >12 kW: 55 dB(A)) anhält.

An deem Kader wollte mir der Madamm Ministesch fir Ëmwelt, Klima an nohalteg Entwécklung folgend Froe stellen:

  • Kann d’Madamm Ministesch dës Informatioune bestätegen?
  • Falls net, wéi vill Demande sinn an de leschten dräi Joer pro Joer erakomm? Wéi vill goufen der accordéiert? Wéi vill goufen der ausbezuelt?
  • No wéi enge Krittäre sinn dës Grenzwäerter festgeluecht ginn?“

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