Changing carbon/wood-burning to gas heating system, in Wroclaw - Poland

Hi,

In my flat in Wroclaw, there's only the carbon/coal/wood burning stove to heat up. However, there's a gas installed/connected that can be used for heating (e.g., "dual-use"). I also heard that the city of Wroclaw is reimbursing the cost of changing the heating system to gas.

Could you give me more information about this -- what's a rough estimate of changing the heating system? and what's the exact reimbursement process/amount? Ideally, I'd like to contract this work out to a company who would remove the carbon/wood-burning system (large block stove) and would claim the reimbursement from the city on my behalf. If you know anyone that specializes in this, please let me know.

Thanks!

They promice even 70% reimbursement
wroclaw.pl/srodowisko/co-obejmuje-dotacja

On this website (in Polish only) you can find all of information regarding conversion for "BIO" - environment friendly heating system in Wrocław and application for money compensation.

Regarding the cost of the entire project let me quote (and google translate) another website (read - many useful informations)

Changing the coal boiler to another does not require substantial modifications to the installation, just as replacing it with a heating node. Therefore, these investments are relatively easy to carry out at a reasonable price - in the case of a detached house it is several thousand zlotys (excluding subsidies). The gas boiler itself up to 28 kW can be bought for 3,000. zł, although better models are even more than twice as expensive. You still have to pay for the acid resistant flue pipe, labor and processing of the installation in the boiler room, and if there is no gas connection - also for its implementation.

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