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Depending on the property's energy efficiency, in most of the continental European countries you'd need both. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_by_av

• jefftk 7y ago
  They're describing a very powerful (and hence expensive to operate) AC system. I don't see anywhere on your list that you'd need that much cooling except maybe Nicosia and Athens, and there you don't need heating.
  • aries1980 7y ago
    In my first 31 years, I lived in a socialist Panelház / Platten Bau buildings. These have such a poor wall insulation (windows are usually double-glazed), on Summer nights even in night you have 25-28C, 33-35 in daytime. Most of my neighbours use their balcony to host the external unit of an AC, so they can maintain a nice 20-25 depending on the time of the day. Because there are no sliding windows because of the poor insulation, mobile ACs are not an option.