When it comes to working with the project team during construction, Mr McAulay Powell said the experience has been positive and straightforward.
“Our experience with Squadron Energy regarding onsite safety has been really positive. When traveling near the construction area, we communicate on the appropriate UHF channel and we slow down around other vehicles to ensure safe interactions.”
Once complete, the 450MW wind farm, consisting of 100 turbines, will produce enough electricity to power about 330,000 Australian homes and avoid 738,000 tonnes of carbon emissions each year.
The project has created more than 350 jobs during construction and is injecting $110 million into the regional economy.
Reinforcing our commitment to the safety and wellbeing of our communities, Squadron Energy is also a proud supporter of the RACQ Capricorn Helicopter Rescue Service and their vital air ambulance and rescue missions in Central Queensland.
Read more: Squadron Energy supports lifesaving work of RACQ CapRescue
