Converting a 2-function gas furnace to an electric one - help me

Hello

I want to replace the five gas combi function with an electric combi mode or something else (e.g. a heat pump)
I need some advice

I have an apartment of 65m2
I use 1048m2 of gas annually on gas
Which gives the amount of about PLN 2,200 per year

What electric furnace should be put in its place to make it suitable and how much electricity will it consume?
I am asking this because I already have a solar farm (4 kW) and I use 1.8 kW of electricity per year.

I will replace the gas in the kitchen with an induction hob and ... I am also thinking about electric heating
But I don't know how many such five will consume my electricity, since gas consumes 1048 m3 of gas

I don't know how to convert it.

Someone can help?

GREGORY.1312 wrote:

Hello

I want to replace the five gas combi function with an electric combi mode or something else (e.g. a heat pump)
I need some advice

I have an apartment of 65m2
I use 1048m2 of gas annually on gas
Which gives the amount of about PLN 2,200 per year

What electric furnace should be put in its place to make it suitable and how much electricity will it consume?
I am asking about it because I already have a photovoltaic (4 kW) and I use 1.8 kW of electricity per year.

I will replace the gas in the kitchen with an induction hob and ... I am also thinking about electric heating
But I do not know how many such five will consume my electricity, since gas consumes 1048 m3 of gas

I don't know how to convert it.

Someone can help?

Do you have FV panels in your apartment?
Do you use so much electricity a year?

Sure, the PC consumes less electricity, but the investment cost is considerable
and I cannot imagine its installation in the apartment

Photovoltaic panels, of course, on the roof.
This is the first step in my quitting gas.

So far I have bought 4kW panels.
With my current power consumption (1.8kW), I will also buy an induction hob (apparently it is an additional 0.8kW per year)

And now I would like to know how much is needed for an electric heater kW with my apartment size of 65m2 and the current gas consumption of 1048m2

What stove to buy and how much electricity will it consume?

Added after 2 [minutes]:

I know that a heat pump costs a lot, but how does it relate to heating tap water?

GREGORY.1312 wrote:

I am asking this because I already have a solar farm (4 kW) and I use 1.8 kW of electricity per year.

GREGORY.1312 wrote:

With my current power consumption (1.8kW), I will also buy an induction hob (apparently it is an additional 0.8kW per year)

Probably nothing will come of it, because so far you are confusing the concepts of power (kW) with consumption (kWh) and with their sizes.

Electricity for heating is always more expensive than gas, and in addition, gas becomes cheaper and electricity becomes more expensive. Besides, the durability of an electrical installation is not unlimited.

1048 m3 of gas equals 11,500 kWh. Assuming a gas boiler efficiency of 80%, you will need an additional 9,200 kWh for heating and hot water. The heat pump will reduce this requirement to around 2,600 kWh. The cost of the heat pump and photovoltaic panels from PLN 45,000 minus subsidies if you can use, for example, Clean Air. I think the payback time is around 10 years.

Currently, electricity costs about PLN 200 for 2 months, which gives PLN 1,200 per year plus PLN 2,200 for gas
This amounts to PLN 3,400 per year

Hello,
Dude, if you are still at the question stage, listen to many experienced people, what have not been explained in numbers, and numbers are not discussed!
Many of the above +/- have given you estimated costs and profits quite correctly and it will not balance you in any way. Understand that if it does not return in 5-7 years (and it does not return) and 15-20 years from the calculations, it means that it will never return!
You are a typical victim of the (sorry) photovoltaic campaign anytime, anywhere!
The truth is brutal, you are the last one to make money from it (if at all ...).
You have photovoltaics for a lot of money, i.e. you produce a very exclusive form of energy and it would be foolish to turn it directly into heat! Yes, the operation calculation will be improved by the heat pump, but you will charge the business plan with the next cost of the heat pump!
Without going into your realities:
If you produce 1000 kWh of energy in the photovoltaic and even if you put it into the operator's "warehouse", you will receive 800 kWh, which gives savings of PLN 500 (assuming that 1 kWh costs you about PLN 65 on average).
If you give the same 1000 kWh in summer and in winter you pick up the heaters in an electric boiler, you will save the same 800 kWh, but as an alternative to natural gas, it will be about 80 cubic meters of gas worth about PLN 90.
So your profit will be lower by PLN 400 !!!
The truth is brutal. You have access to natural gas, be happy and don't look for miraculous solutions. If you have an old boiler, replace it for a few thousand with a new condensing one, add a weather report so that the temperature of the boiler is not set by eye, add a room regulator to have another few zlotys of savings, and that's it.