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Survey of the Förderbank KfW: Climate Protection: More Households Want to Invest Again Privately

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Heat pump instead of oil heating, electric car instead of burner: Millions of households are already investing in the energy transition. But in many cases money fails.

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The agreement on climate protection remains high. Now, the willingness to invest privately for it also increases - whether with the power supply in the own house or with the purchase of an electric vehicle.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Heat pump instead of oil heating, electric car instead of burner: Millions of households are already investing in the energy transition. But in many cases money fails.

·Berlin, Germany
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It is precisely the climate protection workers who should be responsible for the heat deaths. Anyone who constructs this senseless contrast between climate adaptation and climate protection hides something.

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The state-owned KfW-Bank sees the energy transition on the rise: In a survey among 4,300 households, 34 percent of the respondents stated that they own an energy turnaround technology. In the previous year it was only 31 percent. These technologies include the KfW photovoltaic and solar thermal systems, battery storage systems, heat pumps, electric cars and wood pellet heaters. Five percent want to acquire one of these technologies in the next t…

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Heat pump instead of oil heating, electric car instead of burner: Millions of households are already investing in the energy transition. But in many cases money fails.

·Osnabrück, Germany
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Zeit Online broke the news in Germany on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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