Project Updates

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Submissions Report and Amendment Report now lodged with DPHI

The Submissions Report and Amendment Report have now been lodged with the NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure (DPHI). The Reports are available on the Major Projects portal. Hard copies of the reports are also available to read at the local Walcha and Uralla libraries. The Submissions Report considered all feedback received during exhibition of

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Walcha Show 2023 with the VESTAS & Winterbourne Wind Farm Team

Walcha Show 2023

It was great to be back at the Walcha Show this year. Our team attended the Walcha Show on 10 and 11 March, where we hosted an information booth to inform visitors about our wind farm project and answer questions.  We were also pleased to once again sponsor the wood chopping competition and the cattle

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Community Meeting

Community Consultative Committee – Call for Nominations

Nominations are open for appointment of community members to the Winterbourne Wind Farm Community Consultative Committee. Many State significant projects in NSW have Community Consultative Committees, formed under the direction of the NSW Department of Planning and Environment (DPE). These committees provide a forum for open dialogue between the proponent and representatives of the community,

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Vestas Wind Turbine Lego

Walcha Show 2020!

WinterbourneWind joined the Walcha Community to enjoy two spectacular days at the Walcha Show this past weekend.  We were a proud sponsor of the Wood Chop Competition, and were amazed at the strength, speed and skill of the competitors.  We are grateful to the Walcha Show Society for the opportunity to join the community for

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Winterbourne Wind Farm Monitoring Masts

New Wind Monitoring Masts

We have completed the installation of 3 x 100m wind monitoring masts at the Winterbourne Wind Farm site.  Each mast has multiple instruments mounted at 40, 60, 80 and 100 metres above the ground surface.  These instruments will collect measurements of wind speed, wind direction, air pressure, humidity and temperature at one-second intervals over the

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