In a recent interview with Deutschlandfunk, Bock highlighted that the proposed cost-sharing between landlords and tenants fails to account for the disproportionate impact of rising gas prices on renters. She noted that five million individuals currently struggle to afford heating, particularly those in low-income households residing in unrenovated buildings. Bock criticized the continued installation of fossil fuel heating systems, asserting that landlords should bear the full CO2 pricing to incentivize climate-friendly alternatives. The upcoming heating law reform, aimed at protecting tenants from excessive costs, is expected to be finalized by the end of the year.