Heat Pump Supplier NEWNTIDE Offers Renewable Heating Solutions to Fit Gebäudeenergiegesetz (GEG)

The German Building Energy Act (Gebäudeenergiegesetz, GEG) is a mandatory regulation that requires that from January 2024, new houses in Germany must use at least 65% renewable energy when installing heating systems. Renewable energy solutions include heat pumps and biomass boilers.

By 2045, when Germany reaches its net-zero goal on greenhouse gas emissions, all heating systems must be renewable energy.

It means that during the period 2024 ~ 2045, all buildings in Germany will adopt renewable energy systems year by year, the majority of which may be heat pumps, especially air source heat pumps that run on free air energy and less electricity. They are flexible for easy installation and reliable for energy savings.

For the last two years, the European energy crisis has become more severe than in history. In particular, local political tensions have led to a high dependence on natural gas energy in many European countries to speed up the pace of energy structure transformation, and about 90% of energy needs to be imported from overseas. Germany is one of them. Stimulated by the GEG, Germany will expectedly turn to China for heat pumps till 2045 for reliable products and fair prices.

NEWNTIDE, as a leading heat pump manufacturer in China with innovative technologies, R&D teams, and large production capacity, has offered custom energy solutions for houses in Germany, with a wide range of R32 and R290 air source heat pumps that provide space heating, cooling alongside domestic hot water. Certified by CE， ErP A+++, Keymark, SG Ready, BAFA, and other qualifications, NEWNTIDE heat pumps are competitive renewable energy solutions in the German market.

For further discussion, contact us here: https://www.newntide.com/