Ark Energy to acquire Epuron Ark Energy Corporation Pty Ltd (Ark Energy), a wholly-owned Australian subsidiary of Korea Zinc Company Ltd (Korea Zinc), today announced it will acquire a 100%…

Development application lodged Epuron has lodged its development application and accompanying assessment reports for the Specimen Hill Wind Farm with the Queensland Government. The proposal involves 56 wind turbines and…

Local information sessions, December 2021 Information sessions held in Westwood on Wednesday 8 December and Mount Morgan on Thursday 9 December were well attended with members of the community dropping…

Development application update Work on the Development Proposal and Environmental Management Plan (DPEMP) is continuing. The DPEMP is being prepared in accordance with the Project Specific Guidelines that have been…

Ecological assessment update Ecological assessment work is still underway by independent specialists and studies are providing further clarification of species’ utilisation of the project area. Work to minimise the disturbance…

Harnessing Richmond Valley's sunshine Epuron is investigating a site near Myrtle Creek for a new large scale solar farm. The project, named Richmond Valley Solar Farm, would involve up to…

Development application lodged Epuron has submitted its development application and Environmental Impact Statement to the Queensland Government for Lotus Creek Wind Farm. The proposal is for up to 55 wind…

Investigations prove strong resource Over the past 12 months onsite investigations for the proposed Hellyer Wind Farm have shown an excellent wind resource.Epuron will soon submit a development application to…

RSP-NWT notification of concerns and response Respect Stanley Peninsula - No Wind Turbines Inc. provided Epuron with a Notification of Significant Matters of Concern for Western Plains Wind Farm.The notification…

Information sessions in Mudgee, 25 November 2021 Two information sessions held in Mudgee on Thursday 25 November were well attended with members of the community dropping in to speak to…

08 November 2021 Driving down emissions in heavy transport with renewable hydrogen Ark Energy is proud to announce $3.02 million in grant funding from ARENA for Phase 1 of our…

Preparation of assessment The final onsite surveys for the cultural heritage and biodiversity assessments have been done and specialist reports for the project’s Environmental Impact Assessment are due to be…

Noise briefings The St Patricks Plains Wind Farm project team is hoping to hold noise assessment briefings and a public noise information session in February 2022.The public noise information session…

Project granted planning consent The Queensland Government has granted planning consent for the Boulder Creek Wind Farm in central Queensland following Epuron’s lodgment of its development application and Environmental Impact…

State planning consent granted for Central QREZ project Queensland’s renewable energy pipeline has received a major boost with the Queensland Government’s approval of the Boulder Creek Wind Farm.Located in the…

Response to EIS submissions Submissions were received from several government agencies and many members of the public during the public exhibition period of the project’s Environmental Impact Statement (EIS).Epuron’s response…

Answering community questions Thank you to everyone who visited the community information session in Ravenshoe on 16 September and to those members of the local community who have provided us…

Information session in Ravenshoe, 16 September 2021 Epuron hosted its first community information session for Chalumbin Wind Farm in Ravenshoe on Thursday 16 September.The session, which had been delayed from…

Assessment studies to start soon The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) Tasmania has issued final Project Specific Guidelines for the project, identifying the key matters to be assessed for the Environmental…

Assessment work continues Over the past six months work on the proposal’s Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) has continued despite delays caused by COVID restrictions, and a few outstanding field surveys…