Future proofing a new build – is 200 A electrical service enough? – GreenBuildingAdvisor

I am planning to build this summer and am about to submit my request form for electrical service, and I’m wondering if 200A will be enough.

My situation:

* Climate zone 8 (interior Alaska)

* ~2000 square feet

* induction stove, electric dryer

* Hydronic oil heating, with future upgrade to a heat pump as soon as R290 refrigerant is approved in the US. The oil burner will remain as a backup.

* Future EV charger install within 10 years

* Future rooftop PV system as soon as possible

This calculator gives me a calculated load of 168 A: https://www.kopperfield.com/load-calculator/load_calc_prq5vi20tdV8SiqiahTxOEIp . (I can’t get the attachment system to accept a screenshot of the load calculation, sorry!) If I can make do with 200 A service the paperwork with the electric utility is simplified. Will 200 A be enough, or will I regret it later?