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The project

The Ben Bullen Wind Farm is currently in the early development stage.

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What is the project's status?

The Ben Bullen Wind Farm is currently in the early development stage.

Our team is available if you have any questions, concerns or queries. We're available in person or via the contact details below.  

If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact us.

During 2025 and 2026, we'll be:

  • collecting wind data
  • commencing environmental studies like bird and bat surveys
  • talking with neighbours and the community about the project.
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Community and benefit sharing

We’re committed to making a positive impact in communities to create social, economic, employment, educational, and environmental opportunities and outcomes. 

Guided by NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure (DPHI) benefit-sharing guidelines, our benefit-sharing approach is all about listening to the community to meet local needs. This could include grants, sponsorships, or opportunities for education and skills development.

The project is expected to bring a range of benefits, including jobs across construction, operations, and decommissioning phases; upgrades to essential services like roads and emergency response; and contributions to initiatives led by the community itself.

During the project's development phase, we’ll have community grant funding available. We’ll be promoting the program on our website, social media, in local papers and via community noticeboards.

Get in touch with us for more details.

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How was this site selected?

The location offers reliable wind, nearby transmission, and has a minimal impact with co-existing sheep and cattle grazing.

For further information, check out our FAQs.

Acknowledgement of Country

Ben Bullen Wind Farm acknowledges the Wiradjuri People of the land on which we propose this project. We acknowledge their continuing connections to Country and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.