Hallo Leute, ich habe diese Rechnung für das Jahr 2023 erhalten. Ich bin im März umgezogen. Obwohl der Gesetzentwurf von März bis Dezember 2023 reicht.
Ich wohne in einem 65 Quadratmeter großen Haus und ist diese Rechnung zu hoch? Ich habe bei Google nachgeschaut und festgestellt, dass die durchschnittlichen Kosten für ein 60–70 m² großes Haus etwa 800–1000 Euro pro Jahr betragen.
Kann mir bitte jemand helfen, das zu verstehen?
Dank im Voraus
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Well it appears that it’s mostly heating costs, and if I am reading it correctly then 70% of those are based on your actual consumption.
So either you have been using the heater very inefficiently (for example leaving the window open for long periods of time with the heater on) or the insulation of your apartment is just terrible.
If it’s the latter, there may not be a lot you can do unfortunately. There are self-sticking silicone seals you can buy for leaky windows or doors, but in a rented apartment that’s pretty much the most you can do.
so you lived in that apartment since 01.03.2023? i don’t see how they calculated this here, they would need to remove 2/12 from the costs since you only lived 10/12 of the year in the apartment.
Something is wrong with that bill. Your apartment with 45 sqm represents 6% of the building but your are intend to pay 17% of the complete buildings heating costs?
17714 out of 80092 units? Sound very wrong to me.
Or did you use your apartment as sauna?
Not sure about the dates because they are not visible in your photo but as a reference for your consumption you can see that you rent about 5,7% of the building’s floor space but you consumed 22,1% of the energy. If all the other flats are normally occupied, you consumed about 4 times the average energy for a flat of your size in your building.
Just as a rough estimate not knowing the situation in the house.