The Muiderberg District Heating Project represents a landmark development in renewable heating infrastructure for the Netherlands. Located near the IJmeer lake, this greenfield project will establish a fully sustainable heat supply system serving approximately 1,200 consumers with reliable, affordable heating whilst dramatically reducing the community's carbon footprint. This is more than infrastructure—it's a comprehensive energy transition demonstrating leadership in renewable heating technologies. Upon completion, the system will achieve a remarkable 96% renewable energy fraction, placing it amongst the most sustainable district heating schemes in the Netherlands and establishing a replicable model for communities throughout Europe. The project encompasses complete design and construction of a new district heating production plant and distribution network, utilizing innovative renewable thermal energy harvested from the IJmeer lake. With an estimated annual heat demand of 20,420 MWh including distribution losses, the system must deliver reliable, efficient, and resilient operation under varying seasonal conditions whilst supporting national climate goals and broader European Green Deal ambitions. See the added link to the formal invitation and registration page. Invitation: https://energie-samen.email-provider.eu/web/oatc2ypk3h/rjfx56vxc1/gbieypcgsn/fagznxnqyy?lp- t=1769698772 Registration form: https://forms.office.com/e/X94mg2rwfu See annex 1