Welcome to our November issue of the Golden Plains Wind Farm Landholder Update.

October was an incredibly busy month for our team with the completion of multiple project milestones.

Our construction contracts have progressed well this month, with close out of the final details and execution of several key contracts.  These contracts are now awaiting final approval from financiers to enable “Notice to Proceed” to be awarded, which will allow contractors to move from the early works phase into full construction mode.

School Holidays are just around the corner and you may be wondering how to keep the little ones entertained. Thanks to the help from Action for Renewables, WestWind has booklet with four wind energy activities to help keep them busy.[dsm_button...

How do we connect our wind farm to the grid?   Generally, there is a tendency to compare getting our houses connected to the electricity network and connecting a large generator such as a wind farm to the network. The underlying question in people’s mind is “Why...

In recent months we have seen significant amounts of fire behaviour across the landscape and as a result we would like to shine a light on the interactions of emergency services with the Golden Plains Wind Farm. As part of the development of a wind farm we are...

Photo: Rokewood Primary School Principal, Ben Cook, looks over the data provided by the new weather station with students (and brothers) Reece, 9, and Matthew Baxter, 11. Students at the Rokewood Primary School will gain a greater understanding of the wind and the...

The Golden Plains Wind Farm Management (GPWFM) Community Benefit Fund has been established to provide financial sponsorship support for a range of community-based initiatives, projects and events that benefit local communities. The objective of the Fund is provide...