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Heat pump savings calculator

Enter your heating demand and the expected coefficient of performance. You get the electricity demand, the annual cost against your current heating and the share your own solar can cover.

Data set

These are reference values for Europe. Our country sites carry verified local data: myosolar.de, myosolar.at, myosolar.ch, myosolar.it, myosolar.es, myosolar.fr

Your inputs

kWh of heat per year

Typically 2.8 to 4.5 depending on building, radiators and heat source.

Our figure: 0.1228 EUR/kWh (Eurostat, EU average household gas price, band D2, taxes included, 2025-12-31)

kWh

Result

Annual saving€1,386

that is €116 less on the electricity bill every month

Electricity demand of the heat pump5,143 kWh
Covered by your solar system2,000 kWh (38.9%)
Heat pump running cost€1,070
Current heating cost€2,456

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Assumptions and sources

The market data behind the calculation above, with source, date and quality, followed by the modelling assumptions the result depends on.

Change our assumptions

These are estimates for your market. Enter your real rates and every result recalculates immediately.

Sourced default: 0.2896 EUR/kWh
Sourced default: 0.08 EUR/kWh

Market data with sources

Modelling assumptions

These are modelling choices, not measurements. They shape the result, so we name each one and what it does to it.

  • Efficiency of the existing heatingGas boiler: 90%

    Your boiler turns only part of the energy you buy into heat, so we divide the heat demand by this figure to get the fuel you actually pay for. District heating and direct electric heating are billed per kilowatt-hour of heat delivered, so they count as full. A lower efficiency makes the current heating look more expensive and raises the calculated saving.

Rules that apply in your market

  • These figures are European reference values, not the rules of a single country. Our country sites carry verified local data.

Frequently asked questions

What coefficient of performance is realistic?
In a well insulated house with underfloor heating, around 4. With radiators and higher flow temperatures, closer to 3. The value decides the running cost.
Can solar power a heat pump in winter?
Only partly. Production is lowest exactly when heat demand peaks, so a realistic annual solar share is a minority of the heating electricity.
Does a heat pump need new radiators?
Not always. What matters is the flow temperature the building needs. Larger radiators or underfloor heating lower it and raise the coefficient of performance.

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This is a transparent model for orientation, not an offer, not a yield guarantee and not financial advice. Binding figures need a site survey.