The most recent study at our Mount Emerald Wind Farm has revealed what other annual studies have shown is that the wind farm is not having a significant impact on the population of the Northern Quolls on the site. The wind farm has been in operation for just over 3 years and it is very pleasing that we are not having a negative impact on the local endangered species. For more information please read the recent study Northern Quoll Monitoring Report conduced by independent researchers – 4 elements
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$2.5 Million to communities across Australia
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10 year offtake agreement with ZEN
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$2.5 Million to communities across Australia
The FNQ Aviation Museum in Mareeba was among over 150 groups to have received a grant. Testing out the gear at the September Open Day ...
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10 year offtake agreement with ZEN
Starfish Hill was the first major wind farm built in South Australia in 2003.
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Heritage and Cultural Centre receives over $51,000
The Yandin Wind Farm Community Fund was started during construction of the Wind Farm in 2019 and is committed to fund at least $51,000 (linked ...
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$Million milestone for Mount Emerald Wind Farm Community Fund
Kairi State School was among the first recipients in 2019 to receive funding for their Sustainable Garden project and equipment. The garden is still growing ...
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MEWF 2023 Round 1 community fund latest recipients
LATEST COMMUNITY FUND RECIPIENTS REVEALED Eighteen lucky community organisations in the Atherton Tablelands received a grant for their projects this week. The latest grants from ...
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Collector Wind Farm is officially open
On the 29th November around 100 key stakeholders of the Collector Wind Farm Project came together for the official opening of the wind farm. The ...
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