
Community feedback helping shape proposed Banandra Wind Farm
Squadron Energy thanks community members who last month joined drop-in sessions in Darlington Point and Coleambally to find out about the proposed Banandra Wind Farm.

Squadron Energy thanks community members who last month joined drop-in sessions in Darlington Point and Coleambally to find out about the proposed Banandra Wind Farm.

Squadron Energy’s Uungula Wind Farm is supporting a community basketball program for young people wanting to stay active and build new social connections in Wellington.
The Wellington PCYC Club is behind the program, running regular training sessions and drop-in basketball games.

The Goolma Road and Mitchell Highway intersection in Wellington, NSW, has officially been upgraded, with the turn into Goolma Road widening.
This will enable trucks carrying Uungula Wind Farm’s 80-metre turbine blades to access the project site.
Blade delivery for Uungula Wind Farm is expected in the coming weeks, pending logistical checks and approvals.

Clarke Creek Pony Club was given the opportunity to host a luncheon for the 2026 Lexus Melbourne Cup Tour.
Squadron Energy’s Clarke Creek Wind Farm Stage 2 sponsored the special community event, which had hundreds from the Clarke Creek area attend.

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.