Squadron Energy wants to hear from the local community about the proposed Moreton Hill Wind Farm, with the project’s Environment Report now on public exhibition
Squadron Energy has made the major decision to ‘step off’ the St George Illawarra Dragons’ Indigenous jersey as a statement of cultural significance and respect for the club’s First Nations players, communities and the artwork.
It’s a decision that has never been made by any major sponsor in the history of the NRL.
Australia’s renewable energy transition is moving at pace – but the data is clear, the defining challenge ahead is social.
Neighbours of the Uungula Wind Farm are invited to drop into Squadron Energy’s Wellington office later this month to learn more about Uungula Connect and receive assistance with registering for the program.
Dubbo Newtown Soccer Club, one of the oldest clubs in the region, has brand new training uniforms for its junior players, as well as its senior men’s and women’s teams thanks to Squadron Energy.
Squadron Energy’s Dubbo Firming Power Station came on board as a major sponsor, helping fund the design and production of the training kits.
A record 23 community-led projects across Victoria’s Wimmera region have been awarded more than $100,000 in funding through this year’s Squadron Energy Murra Warra Wind Farm Community Grants fund.
The funding boost is supporting initiatives across education and training, the sustainable environment, sport and recreation, culture, diversity and the arts, and social health and wellbeing.
The Western Victorian Careers Expo returned in 2026, delivering a dynamic event that showcased a wide range of career and training opportunities.
Squadron Energy, who was among the organisations at the expo in Wimmera on Tuesday, shared insights into careers in the renewable energy sector.
As NSW transforms its electricity network, Aboriginal communities are gaining new opportunities. Justin Toomey-White, a proud Wiradjuri man, is Squadron Energy’s First Nations Engagement Facilitator. He works closely with Aboriginal organisations, project teams and training providers to help connect communities with opportunities created by NSW’s growing renewable energy sector.
Local Dubbo-based artist Annette Ferguson is behind the cover of this year’s Squadron Energy activity book.
The upcoming children’s book features engaging puzzles, captivating artwork and educational content.
Annette, who is visually impaired, drew on her upbringing in the country and her connection to the land as inspiration for her artwork.
Squadron Energy’s Clarke Creek Wind Farm supported last month’s Motherland Luncheon in Rockhampton.
The luncheon, which celebrates women in rural Australia for Mother’s Day, brought together women from across the region to connect over platters and drinks.