Interested members of the local community are invited to information sessions next month to learn more about the project. Two drop-in sessions will be held:

• Ridgley: 4 - 7pm, Tuesday 7 June, Ridgley Community Centre, 2 Parker Court, Ridgley
• Waratah: 4 - 7pm, Wednesday 8 June, Waratah 7321 Men’s Shed, 21 William St, Waratah (Turn left opposite the Police Station).

Refreshments will be provided and everyone is welcome. To assist with catering please RSVP for your selected session to info@guildfordwindfarm.com.au. Please note any government prescribed COVID protocols will apply.

The project team looks forward to meeting community members and the opportunity to answer questions.

Studies prescribed in the Environment Protection Authority Tasmania’s Project Specific Guidelines for the project’s Environmental Impact Statement are underway.

As part of this work Epuron is involved in tracking a number of wedge-tailed eagles around the project area using GPS devices. Eagle utilisation across the site will be studied for up to two years and the second of eight seasons of studies has been completed.

The initial design involves 80 wind turbines with an estimated output capacity of up to 300 megawatts of clean energy. Findings from assessment studies will inform the final project design.

Epuron values input from members of the local community and other interested parties to help shape the project and maximise benefits. Questions and comments are welcome at any time and can be sent to the project team via email or the online feedback form.

For more information and a site map download the full project update: