Squadron Energy joined industry, community and government representatives at a NSW Parliament House roundtable last week to look at how major renewables projects can deliver long-term benefits for regional communities.
As we look back on 2025, we are proud of the progress and milestones we have achieved this year.
Community programs and initiatives backed by Squadron Energy have been featured in the Best Practice Charter Report, highlighting the company’s commitment to community engagement and sustainability. Key initiatives include funding Disaster Relief Australia’s Big Map for emergency planning, delivering a First Nations training program in Wellington, leading research on bat collision risks at wind farms, and partnering with Dubbo Regional Council on an advanced wastewater treatment facility.
Since April 2024, Squadron Energy has been participating in the highly competitive South West Renewable Energy Zone (REZ) access rights tender process. The tender was
Curious about wind energy and how wind farms work? Here are the answers to some of our most frequently asked questions at Squadron Energy.
The project entered the NSW planning system in May when the Secretary’s Environmental Assessment Requirements (SEARs) were requested. A Scoping Report, detailing key information and
It has been a busy year for Squadron Energy. Read about our progress this year in our Year in review.
The latest Electricity Statement of Opportunities (ESOO) from AEMO is a welcomed confirmation that renewable energy generation is on track to replace exiting coal generation. An increased positive outlook
The Scoping Report for Koorakee Energy Park has been submitted to the NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure (DPHI). It is available for viewing
Squadron Energy CEO Rob Wheals said: “The 2024 Integrated System Plan (ISP) reaffirms the comprehensive planning and implementation done to date on our transitioning energy system. “To