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Heat pump Oberhausen

Heat pumps in Oberhausen at a glance

The city council adopted the municipal heat plan in May 2026, before the federal deadline of 30 June 2026, following public consultation from 16 February to 17 March 2026. EVO supplies the city with electricity, gas and district heating. In the Schmachtendorf and Tackenberg project areas, there is 2.000 to 4.000 EUR in additional funding.

See also: Nationwide basis. KfW 458, GEG and technical minimum requirements apply without restriction in Oberhausen.

Funding in Oberhausen

ItemValue
KfW 458 (federal funding)active
progres.nrw (geothermal energy)up to 12.000 EUR
City of Oberhausen project areas2.000-4.000 EUR additional (Schmachtendorf, Tackenberg)

Details on KfW 458 are in the nationwide basis. The project areas receive additional funding.

Application process and responsible bodies

Lower water authority of the City of Oberhausen

Based in the environmental office. Approves ground-source probes and groundwater heat pumps.

EVO Energie (Oberhausen Energie- und Wasserversorgung)

Supplier of electricity, gas and district heating. Advises on heat pumps.

evo-oh.de

Bezirksregierung Arnsberg

Application point for progres.nrw in the Oberhausen area.

Status of municipal heat planning

StepDate
Public consultation on the draft16 February to 17 March 2026
Decision by the city councilMay 2026
Federal deadline30 June 2026 (exceeded)

Oberhausen has adopted its heat plan with a focus on project areas.

Local particularities

Oberhausen has a district heating network. The heat plan identifies areas for heat pumps. In the Schmachtendorf and Tackenberg project areas, there is additional funding of 2.000 to 4.000 EUR for heat pumps.

Frequently asked questions

What funding applies in Oberhausen for my heat pump?

Above all, federal KfW 458, funding, progres.nrw (up to 12.000 EUR) and possibly project funding (2.000-4.000 EUR in Schmachtendorf/Tackenberg).

Who approves a ground-source probe in Oberhausen?

The lower water authority approves probes.

Is my house in a project area?

Check with the City of Oberhausen or EVO whether your location is in Schmachtendorf or Tackenberg.

Does Oberhausen have a heat plan?

Yes, the city council adopted the heat plan in May 2026, before the federal deadline of 30 June 2026.