Each wind turbine comprises a set of three blades called a rotor which is affixed to the top of a
A wind farm brings a multitude of benefits to a local community, extending its positive impact far beyond the generation
Wind farms can be constructed in a variety of locations, but their viability depends on several critical factors. Foremost among
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which our projects are situated and respect their continuing cultural connection to Country as we progress the development of our projects.
At Green Wind Renewables, we prioritise transparency and open communication. We want to ensure that the community is well-informed and included in the development of our renewable energy projects. Whether or not your property directly hosts turbines or electricity transmission towers, your role in the community is invaluable. It’s our commitment to you to keep you updated on milestones, developments, and news related to the wind farm. Your understanding and support contribute significantly to the success of our endeavours, and we are dedicated to fostering a positive outcome for everyone involved.
A Community Benefit Fund will be established to provide ongoing support to the local communities that host our wind farm projects. The fund will provide financial support for local initiatives and community-led projects that align with local priorities.
Green Wind Renewables intends to align its community benefit approach with the Western Australian Community Benefits Guideline for Large-scale Renewable Energy Projects. This includes working with the relevant Regional Development Commission and supporting a transparent, community-led model for benefit sharing.
As we bring new projects into development, you can always check back with us for updates on their progress.
