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Veolia Environnement Sa — Veolia — Corporate Update (August 2026)
42 slides from Veolia Environnement Sa's corporate update, Aug 6, 2026
Slide 1: Woodlawn Eco-Precinct Community Liaison Committee Meeting
WOODLAWN ECO-PRECINCT COMMUNITY LIAISON COMMITTEE MEETING 6th August 2026
Slide 2: Acknowledgement of Country
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY Veolia acknowledges Ngunnawal people as the traditional custodians of the lands and waters in which we live and work and their continuing connection to land, water and community. We pay respects to their Elders past, present and emerging and any first nations people presen
Slide 3: Meeting Agenda
MEETING AGENDA ITEM TOPIC 1 Introduction & Welcome (MR) ● Acknowledgment of Country ● Guest Introductions 2 Apologies (MR) 3 Actions from previous meeting (MR) - See presentation 4 CLC Operations (JH & MR) 5 Veolia Operational Update (JH) - See presentation 6 Compliance Update (RC) 7 Energy from Was
Slide 4: Introduction and Welcome
INTRODUCTION AND WELCOME
Slide 5: Meeting Attendance/Apologies
MEETING ATTENDANCE/APOLOGIES DATE Wednesday 6th May 2026 TIME 5.00pm to 7.00pm LOCATION Woodlawn Conference Room 619 Collector Road, Tarago Inv = Invited Guest NAME PRESENT NAME PRESENT Max Rixe (MR) (Chair) ✓ Pearl Rakete (PR) (Veolia Stakeholder Engagement Officer) ✓ CR Keith Smith (KS) (GMC Counc
Slide 6: Actions from Last Meeting
ACTIONS FROM LAST MEETING
Slide 7: Meeting Actions
MEETING ACTIONS ITEM ACTION ASSIGNED TO
Slide 8: Veolia Eco-Precinct Operational Update
Traffic Lights Attention required VEOLIA ECO-PRECINCT Area of focus OPERATIONAL UPDATE Going well
Slide 9: Positive outcomes since last meeting
ECO-PRECINCT Positive outcomes since last meeting WINS! • COMMUNITY - Engagement with Develop working well in relation to site operations • WATER MANAGEMENT - All dams continue to reduce further below freeboard (285ML of capacity) - water strategy moving forward. • WATER MANAGEMENT - Temporary Rever
Slide 10: Operational Update Performance
OPERATIONAL UPDATE PERFORMANCE (Last meeting green) Bioreactor Landfill - Licence tonnage YTD Waste Processed (licence 6 Sep 2025 - 5 Sep 2026) ● Regional Waste 112,851.73t - (licence 125,000t) ● Sydney Waste 741,340.44t - (licence 900,000t) ○ Both are within licence limits for Sep 2025 - Sep 2026 p
Slide 11: Approved tonnage v actual
ECO-PRECINCT Approved tonnage v actual Tonnage limits (Last meeting Green) Approved Tonnage Bioreactor - 900,000 kt MBT - 280,000 kt Local Waste - 125,000 kt Total tonnage approved to receive at Woodlawn = 1,305 kt 2025 - 2026 actual received tonnes Bioreactor (from Sydney) - 741,340.44 kt MBT - 77,
Slide 12: Water Management: Storage status and location
WATER Storage status and location MANAGEMENT Coffer Dam #2 ED1 Plant Collection Dam Coffer Dam #1 Office area Leachate Treatment Plant ED3N 1-4 Plant collection catchment ED3S ED3SS Western Ridge catchment Bioreactor Void catchment
Slide 13: Water Management: Freeboard Management
WATER MANAGEMENT FREEBOARD MANAGEMENT (Last meeting Green) All dams levels are under freeboard limits * Note: 1 L/s = 86,400 L/day @ 20% evaporation = 17,280 L/day
Slide 14: Water Management: Treated Leachate Strategy Summary
WATER MANAGEMENT TREATED LEACHATE STRATEGY SUMMARY (Last month green) Short to mid term next 2 years ● COMPLETE - Temporary tank farm - 54 ML - 4 installed and approved for use (3 tanks full) ● COMPLETE - Liner repairs Coffer Dam 1 - completed in July 2025 (freeing up an extra 30ML capacity) ● COMPL
Slide 15: Eco-Precinct Operational Update: Bio-Energy
ECO-PRECINCT OPERATIONAL UPDATE BIO-ENERGY
Slide 16: Odour Management Actions
ECO-PRECINCT OPERATIONAL UPDATE ODOUR MANAGEMENT ACTIONS (No change) COMPLETE ● Use of MBT organic material for daily cover. ● Monthly surface monitoring - guideline techniques ● Carbon filters operating along the eastern wall ● Installation of extra Horizontal collection systems ● Water used to mai
Slide 17: Odour Complaints
ECO-PRECINCT OPERATIONAL UPDATE ODOUR COMPLAINTS (Last Meeting red) ● The trend of year on year odour complaints increasing dulled in May and June but has recently increased ● We have increased gas extraction following a short term increase in leachate extraction from the void ● We are implementing
Slide 18: Environmental Compliance Update
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE UPDATE
Slide 19: Prevention Notice (02/04/2026) - Gas
Environmental Compliance Prevention Notice (02/04/2026) - Gas ● EPA have issued a notice for the landfill gas monitoring and extraction ● We have complied thus far with all the notice milestones and engaged an independent to do twice weekly surface gas surveys over the landfill surface, and daily od
Slide 20: Show Cause letter (29/04/2026) - Cover
Environmental Compliance Show Cause letter (29/04/2026) - Cover ● EPA have issued a notice for the landfill cover. Suggesting some areas were not adequate at the time of their visit. ● Fines were received for this ● Works have already been completed to comprehensively address their areas of concern.
Slide 21: Clean up notice - SAQP/DSI into leachate beneath premises
Environmental Compliance Clean up notice - SAQP/DSI into leachate beneath premises ● EPA have issued a notice requiring the investigation into the ground beneath the operations at Woodlawn ● An EPA outlined finding of leachate beneath the site is the basis for the notice ● The notice requires the de
Slide 22: Remedial Plan of Action
Environmental Compliance Remedial Plan of Action ● A large number of work programs are underway that investigate or have investigated all avenues of risk to offsite receptors from Woodlawn ● The findings of these that require remediation in order to reduce the risk or likelihood of harm are being in
Slide 23: PA Modifications & Post Approval Applications
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE UPDATE PA MODIFICATIONS & POST APPROVAL APPLICATIONS APPROVAL TYPE DESCRIPTION STATUS MP 10_0012 Modification Modify the existing project approval for the Bioreactor and MBT to: Construction complete, waiting for DPHI approval Tank Farm 1 • Approved, construction completed.
Slide 24: Environmental Compliance Process Flow
Environmental Compliance Stage 2 Site Wide Process Flow Water Management Plan Stage 1 Site Wide Water Management Plan (Submitted) Sitewide Groundwater management plan Remedial Plan of Action Surface Water Plan (expected mid (Due 22 August) *any September) additional risks from finalized ERA below wil
Slide 25: PA Modifications & Post Approval Applications
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE UPDATE PA MODIFICATIONS & POST APPROVAL APPLICATIONS APPROVAL TYPE DESCRIPTION STATUS MP 10_0012 Modification Thermal treatment facility. Thermally treat brine and treated leachate liquid In pre-feasibility studies (TBC) using waste heat from the existing on-site power stati
Slide 26: Energy from Waste (ARC) Project Update
ENERGY FROM WASTE (ARC) PROJECT UPDATE
Slide 27: ARC Project Update
ARC PROJECT UPDATE Planning Update ● We are aiming to lodge the Response to Submissions Report, Amendment Report and revised technical assessments by mid-November 2026 ● Noting it’s the end of the year, exhibition is likely to be held Q1 2027 Engagement Overview The team is excited to host some loca
Slide 28: Magpie Hill Solar Farm Overview
MAGPIE HILL SOLAR FARM OVERVIEW
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Slide 30: Mint Renewables, partnering for a better future
Mint Renewables, partnering for a better future Mint is a new business with strong experience and committed investm: Meet some of the Magpie Hill team: Formed in late 2022. 100% Australian operation. Melbourne based. Highly capable team of ~20. The team has extensive experience across Australia, inc
Slide 31: The Project
The Project Approximately 17 km north-east of Bungendore and 6.5km southwest of Tarago, in the Southern Tablelands region of New South Wales. Two LGAs, Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council and Goulburn Mulwaree Council. Two landowners, 1x Option Agreement secured, 1x Option Agreement progressing Ind
Slide 32: Engagement approach, considerations, and plan
Engagement approach, considerations, and plan Bb Building a 40+ year relationship Publicly launch in early February: « First Nations engagement Open, honest and authentic ease ENTER * Council engagement + Door knock direct neighbours Work with the community to minimise adverse impacts « Letters to n
Slide 33: What we've heard so far
What we've heard so far Ba Theme/topic Concerns raised during consultation Fire risk, emergency management and safety Visual impact and landscape character Noise and amenity Traffic, roads and access Property values, insurance and equity Water, flooding and hydrology Biodiversity, land use and agris
Slide 34: Project status and next steps
Project status and next steps Planning and environment v Spring and autumn surveys (including targeted » Commencement of technical studies for EIS (May 2026) surveys) > Review findings of expert report June 2026) v_ Avoid/minimise workshops (underway, ongoing) >» EPBC Referral (~June/July 2026) v Sp
Slide 35: Discussion / Questions
Discussion / Questions For more information about Mint Renewables please visit our website at: www.mintrenewables.com
Slide 36: General Business
GENERAL BUSINESS
Slide 37: General Business
General Business ITEM TOPIC 1 Iberdrola Wind Farm Project Update Progressing Scoping Report studies to provide an initial view on potential impacts ● Aiming to submit a Scoping Report to DPHI later this year ● Commenced engagement with First Nations, key stakeholder groups, the community, and projec
Slide 38: CLC Questions
CLC QUESTIONS ● Are there any community questions for Veolia from the CLC?
Slide 39: Appendix
Appendix 1
Slide 40: Eco-Precinct 20 Year Vision for Woodlawn
ECO-PRECINCT 20 YEAR VISION FOR WOODLAWN Woodlawn’s Community flyer has been finalised and published to show what we’ve achieved in the past 20 years and to highlight our key areas of focus for the next 20 years to come. These areas of future focus include: • Operational improvements: We’ll continue
Slide 41: Iberdrola Australia & Wind Farm Feasibility Investigations
Iberdrola Australia & Wind Farm Feasibility Investigations About Iberdrola Australia ● Iberdrola Australia is an experienced developer, owner, and operator of energy generators and is also a retailer of electricity to commercial and industrial customers. ● We have an existing presence in and around
Slide 42: Iberdrola Australia & Wind Farm Feasibility Investigations: Next Steps
Iberdrola Australia & Wind Farm Feasibility Investigations Next Steps Iberdrola Australia will undertake a number of early-stage studies throughout 2026 to assess the feasibility of the potential wind farm project. Initial activities will include: ● Community, stakeholder, and First Nations consulta