Climate-friendly heating

About the job

Do you want to reduce your CO2 emissions when heating? We help you with this and advise you on replacing your heating system with renewable energy.

Due to the combustion of fossil raw materials, oil and gas heating systems are among the largest contributors to CO2 and pollutant emissions. By using biogas or a heat pump, you can reduce these.

Biogas

Replacing natural gas with renewable and climate-friendly biogas significantly improves the climate balance. Our standard gas product contains 20 percent biogas, so your gas heating emits around 40 percent less CO2 than an oil heating system. You heat even more environmentally friendly with our products containing 50 or 100 percent biogas. Biogas is produced from organic waste such as green waste, sewage sludge or food scraps and is therefore considered almost CO2-neutral.

Heat pump

The heat pump uses free heat from the air, water or earth and converts it into heating energy in the form of heat and hot water. This eliminates the need to procure fuel, which leads to greater independence. Those who combine their heat pump with their own solar power become even more independent of external resources. A heat pump consumes much less energy than a fossil heating system and has low operating costs compared to other heating systems.

Our offer

Finding the right heating system is not easy. We are happy to advise you on the possibilities as well as the advantages and disadvantages of the various heating systems. We package your requirements into a solution that is efficient and tailored to you: from planning to installation to commissioning and handling of subsidies.

Subsidies

The cantons of Aargau, Lucerne and Solothurn currently promote the replacement of fossil heating systems with a heat pump. Please note that subsidies are limited. We are happy to support you in this matter.

• Aargau
• Lucerne
• Solothurn

Aargau

• Air/water heat pump up to 70 kW: CHF 3,000, plus CHF 60 per kWth heating capacity
• Brine/water or water/water heat pump up to 70 kW: CHF 6,000, plus CHF 180 per kWth heating capacity
• Air/water heat pump from 70 kW: CHF 6,400, plus CHF 240 per kWth heating capacity
• Brine/water or water/water heat pump from 70 kW: CHF 9,600, plus CHF 720 per kWth heating capacity
• Heat pump system module (WPSM) rebate: CHF 350 (excl. VAT)

Lucerne

Solothurn

In addition to the subsidy through grants, you can also benefit from a tax deduction for this investment.