Tytsjerksteradiel residents can review and respond to 2026 heat transition plans
The municipality of Tytsjerksteradiel has released its draft Heat Programme 2026, outlining plans to make all buildings energy-neutral by 2040. Residents can now inspect the document and submit their views on the proposed approach and prioritisation of areas.
| Key Data Point | Details |
|---|---|
| Programme | Draft Heat Programme Tytsjerksteradiel 2026 |
| Goal | Energy-neutral buildings by 2040 |
| Preferred Alternative | Alternative to natural gas (details in programme) |
| Inspection Period | 25 March 2026 – 7 May 2026 (6 weeks) |
| Digital Inspection | www.officiëlebekendmakingen.nl |
| Physical Inspection | Town Hall, Raadhuisweg 7, Burgum |
| Response Submission | Written views via post or email (duorsum@t-diel.nl) |
| Environmental Impact | No significant adverse effects expected |
The municipality of Tytsjerksteradiel is responsible for implementing local energy transition policies under the Environment and Planning Act. This includes developing heat programmes to reduce dependency on natural gas and promote sustainable alternatives for residential and commercial buildings.
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Draft Heat Programme Tytsjerksteradiel 2026 available for inspection
The Mayor and Aldermen of the municipality of Tytsjerksteradiel announce, pursuant to the Environment and Planning Act, that the Draft Heat Programme Tytsjerksteradiel 2026 is available for public inspection.
Content of the Heat Programme
In this Heat Programme, the municipality outlines its approach to insulating and making all buildings energy-neutral by 2040. This includes an explanation of which alternative to natural gas is preferred. It also explains the order in which areas will be prioritised for developing implementation plans to achieve energy-neutral zones.
Environmental Impact Assessment
Based on the Environmental Impact Assessment conducted, it has been determined that the heat programme will not result in significant adverse environmental effects within the meaning of the Environment and Planning Act and the Environmental Impact Assessment Directive. A full Environmental Impact Assessment is therefore not required for the implementation of the current heat programme. The Environmental Impact Assessment conducted has been included as an annex to the heat programme.
Where and when can you view the documents?
The Draft Heat Programme Tytsjerksteradiel 2026 is available for digital inspection from Wednesday, 25 March 2026, for a period of six weeks at www.officiëlebekendmakingen.nl.
The Draft Heat Programme Tytsjerksteradiel is also available for inspection at the information desk in the town hall, Raadhuisweg 7, Burgum.
How can you respond?
From Wednesday, 25 March to Thursday, 7 May 2026, anyone can submit a written and well-reasoned view. Views can be sent by post to the municipality of Tytsjerksteradiel, PO Box 3, 9250 AA, Burgum, quoting ‘zienswijze Ontwerp Warmteprogramma Burgum 2026’. Views can also be sent by email to: duorsum@t-diel.nl. Anonymous views will not be considered.
Further information
For more information about the content of the draft or the procedure, please email: duorsum@t-diel.nl.
Burgum, 25 March 2026.