Squadron Energy Crudine Ridge Wind Farm Site Operations Manager Kacee Milnes is one of many who have entered the renewable energy workforce in Australia’s regional areas.
Projects such as Crudine Ridge are an example of this regional boom; since becoming fully operational, the project has created 240 direct jobs in the surrounding area.
Australian manufacturers a playing a key role in the construction of Squadron Energy’s Uungula Wind Farm – the only wind farm under construction in New South Wales.
Precision Oxycut, a steel-cutting company in Western Sydney, fabricates steel plates for the wind farm’s anchor cages, which sit at the base of each turbine and ensure structural stability.
These plates are made using steel from fellow local manufacturer, Bluescope.
Squadron Energy’s Uungula Wind Farm sponsored the Wellington Junior Cricket Club for the 2025/2026 cricketing season, which led to the purchase of brand-new playing shirts and caps for players. It also provided awards for the club’s end-of-season presentation last month.
The club recognised Squadron Energy and other sponsors for their ongoing support.
Squadron Energy and Max Potential are celebrating five years of partnership.
Max Potential, a youth development and leadership program, has supported young people in the Central West for more than two decades.
Squadron Energy sponsors Max Potential through Crudine Ridge Wind Farm.
The community of Windeyer has come together to celebrate the festivities at WindeyerFest.
Squadron Energy’s Crudine Ridge Wind Farm team supported the annual community event.
WindeyerFest features amusements provided by Planet Entertainment, along with live music.
Students from St Matthews Catholic High School in Mudgee have made a special visit to Crudine Ridge Wind Farm to learn about renewable power in New South Wales’s Central West. The wind farm hosted
Bellhaven, the former aged care facility, has opened its doors to workers working on Squadron Energy’s Uungula Wind Farm.
Squadron Energy has the facility turned into a temporary workers accommodation following an extensive refurbishment by local First Nations contractors.
The upgrade to the Goolma Road and Twelve Mile Road intersection has been completed, creating a widened and improved intersection for communities in the Central West.
Squadron Energy upgraded the intersection as part of work for Uungula Wind Farm.
Aurora Wind, in partnership with Squadron Energy, is calling for expressions of interest for a Global Wind Organisation (GWO) Basic Safety Training program.
Central West-Orana residents with a trade background are encouraged to apply.
The course is designed to prepare participants for work in the wind industry.
Firefighters from the NSW RFS Orana team took part in a specialised program that developed leadership skills last year.
The program was hosted by Forsythes Training and proudly supported by Squadron Energy.