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Ekogroszek/wood pellets or gas for heating in Poland? [9]
In Krakow centre there is a concentrated effort to get rid of all coal burning fireplaces (piece kaflowe) and money is paid to the owners for transferring to alternative means of heating. It is very likely that this legislation will be extended to surrounding districts in the future.
I would exclude coal from your plans for the future, as when the legislation kicks in for the whole country you will be stuck. Coal is becoming more expensive, there are problems within the whole coal industry, so what may appear cheaper now could prove to be more expensive in the long run.
If you use wood pellets (which are easy to store and are clean) for heating and hot water during winter you will have to have alternative means for heating hot water in the summer.
Consider gas central heating. You will have to obtain permission from the owner of the property and your gas supplier before you do anything.
In your place I would ask your neighbours what they have and calculate the costs based on that.