Tilt Renewables — Corporate Update (April 2022)
17 slides from Tilt Renewables's corporate update, Apr 12, 2022
Slide 1: Rye Park Wind Farm CCC Meeting 12 April 2022
RYE PARK WIND FARM CCC MEETING 12 APRIL 2022
Slide 2: Contents
CONTENTS 1. PROJECT UPDATE 2. SCHEDULE OF WORKS 3. ENVIRONMENT AND COMPLIANCE 4. STAKEHOLDERS AND COMMUNITY FEEDBACK, ENQUIRIES & COMPLAINTS CCC MEMBERS 5. PROJECT BENEFITS EMPLOYMENT BENEFIT SHARING PROGRAMS RPWF CCC Presentation - 30 November 2021 2
Slide 3: Project Update: What Have We Been Up To
PROJECT UPDATE WHAT HAVE WE BEEN UP TO August 2021 – Financial Investment Decision made December 2021 –Construction commenced: • Public road upgrades continuing • Commencement of Wind Farm construction in conjunction with TMP Staging Report Requirements • Continuing establishing temporary facilities
Slide 4: The Project: Indicative Schedule
THE PROJECT INDICATIVE SCHEDULE Project Programme: • Construction will include road upgrades, wind farm construction (not including pre-construction activities) and commissioning - Construction Commencement – 1 December 2021 - Commissioning – From Late 2022 - Operations – Early 2024 Month from comme
Slide 5: Transport, Road Upgrades & Schedule
THE PROJECT TRANSPORT, ROAD UPGRADES & SCHEDULE Road Upgrades Update: • Site Entry Intersections – Complete • Grassy Creek Road – 700m sealed, 1.2km pavement placed. Subgrade complete approx. 40% • Boorowa Bypass – 500m pavement gravel placed, drainage works underway. Pavement along Dillon and Long
Slide 6: Transport, Road Upgrades & Schedule
THE PROJECT TRANSPORT, ROAD UPGRADES & SCHEDULE Indicative Road Upgrades Schedule / commencement of wind farm construction: Rye Park Wind Farm 6
Slide 7: The Project: What Have We Been Up To
THE PROJECT WHAT HAVE WE BEEN UP TO Wind Farm Works • Main Site Entrance – pavement from gate to site compound completed. First 200m sealed. • Temporary Compound Facility – site offices established. Plumbing and electricity complete. Expected move in WC 21/02 • Access track stripping and formation w
Slide 8: The Project: Works on Site
THE PROJECT WORKS ON SITE Lime stabilisation of Boorowa-Rye Park road Dozer working on access track formation in northern area Tilt Renewables Presentation Title - Date 2019 8
Slide 9: Environment & Compliance: Compliance
ENVIRONMENT & COMPLIANCE COMPLIANCE Safety • No incidents recorded, leading indicator reporting trending positively. • COVID-19 Management Protocols in place in accordance with NSW regulations/guidelines incl. Rapid Antigen Testing Knowledge Environmental Sharing: What do you want • No incidents rec
Slide 10: Environment & Compliance: Compliance
ENVIRONMENT & COMPLIANCE COMPLIANCE Biodiversity Management Heritage management • Pre clearance surveys conducted prior to works commencing in: • Cultural heritage salvage has been undertaken by archaeologists and Local Aboriginal Land Council representatives • Native vegetation sections along the p
Slide 11: Environment & Compliance: Visual Mitigation Program
ENVIRONMENT & COMPLIANCE COMPLIANCE Visual Mitigation Program • Non-associated residences within 4km of a wind turbine may be eligible for participation in the Visual Mitigation Program for the Project. • Eligible residences may ask the Project to implement reasonable and feasible visual impact miti
Slide 12: Stakeholder & Community Engagement: Yass Street Workshop
STAKEHOLDER & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT YASS STREET WORKSHOP Rye Park village works – update • feedback and extended the footpath to tie into Kershaw Street • save the 3 key significant trees and then only replacing the ones on the west side. Will finalise path design and build it, and then finalise the
Slide 13: Feedback, Enquiries & Complaints
STAKEHOLDER & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT FEEDBACK, ENQUIRIES & COMPLAINTS Communication • Newsletter – April issue out soon • Fortnightly construction updates continue w focus on public road upgrades – via email and in community noticeboards • SMS updates continue (to direct subscribers to read the full u
Slide 14: CCC Update: Members
CCC UPDATE MEMBERS Current CCC Members Welcome new CCC Members (community) • David Johnson – Chair • Angus Mitchell – Community Representative • Sara Brown – Community Representative • Michael Gilmour – Community Representative • Jayne Apps – Community Representative • Claude Morson – Community Repr
Slide 15: Project Benefits: Employment
PROJECT BENEFITS EMPLOYMENT Local subcontracts awarded include: • Kanga Hardware Boorowa – • Powderly's Pumping & Irrigation Services Employment Opportunities • Right Switch Electrical • Goods & Services Register – monthly update to contractors • Scott Reid Plumbing • Wayne Apps Fencing • ICN Gatewa
Slide 16: Project Benefits: Benefit Sharing
PROJECT BENEFITS BENEFIT SHARING Benefit Sharing Plan • Discussions continue with the Rye Park Rec Ground Management Committee regarding the viability of a food truck ‘business’ to run out of Rye Park Village and/or the Construction Compound during construction. • Boorowa Country Education Foundatio
Slide 17: Discussion
DISCUSSION 17