Tilt Renewables — Corporate Update (June 2024)
12 slides from Tilt Renewables's corporate update, Jun 4, 2024
Slide 1: Rye Park Wind Farm CCC Meeting
RYE PARK WIND FARM CCC MEETING 04 JUNE 2024
Slide 2: Contents
CONTENTS 1. ACTION UPDATE 2. PROJECT UPDATE AND SCHEDULE OF WORKS 3.TRANSITION TO OPERATIONS 4. ENVIRONMENT AND COMPLIANCE 5. STAKEHOLDERS AND COMMUNITY 6. PROJECT BENEFITS RPWF CCC Presentation 2
Slide 3: Stakeholder & Community Engagement: Action Update
STAKEHOLDER & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ACTION UPDATE No. Action Who Status Code of Conduct forms – sign and return the new Code 1 All Open of Conduct form Draft Terms of Reference - provide any comments on 2 All Closed the draft by 5 January 2024, Rye Park Wind Farm 3
Slide 4: Schedule of Works: Indicative Schedule
SCHEDULE OF WORKS INDICATIVE SCHEDULE Project Programme: • Construction commenced 1 December 2021 • Public Road upgrades – complete • Civil works – complete • Commissioning – ongoing • Operations – Mid 2024 Rye Park Wind Farm 4
Slide 5: Schedule of Works: Transport, Road Upgrades & Schedule
SCHEDULE OF WORKS TRANSPORT, ROAD UPGRADES & SCHEDULE Transport update: • Significant reduction in vehicle traffic with completion of civil works • OSOM deliveries are continuing. Local roads update: • Monitoring and maintenance (where required) are the focus for the project. Rye Park Wind Farm 5
Slide 6: Project Update: Works on Site
PROJECT UPDATE WORKS ON SITE • 63 of 66 wind turbines now fully erected • 65 of 66 tower bases installed • 90+% of main components delivered • 44 (hot-commissioned) turbines electrically connected Installation progress Rye Park Wind Farm 6
Slide 7: Transition to Operations
TRANSITION TO OPERATIONS Operational staff are mobilising to site under the delivery team Formal handover to occur mid this year covering: • All operations • Community engagement (including CCC) Mark Pring, Landholder Manager Chris Lemm, Asset Management Bree Williams, Senior Community and Stakehold
Slide 8: Environment & Safety Compliance
ENVIRONMENT & SAFETY COMPLIANCE COMPLIANCE Safety • 1 new reportable safety incidents – EWP excursion off access track resulting in injuries to worker • Quarterly HSE audit conducted January 24 next audit scheduled for April 24 Environmental • 0 incidents recorded and reported to DPE since previous
Slide 9: Environment & Compliance
ENVIRONMENT & COMPLIANCE COMPLIANCE Biodiversity Management • An overall reduction of impacts to all relevant vegetation types and species habitat, including for example: • Rehabilitation of finished areas has largely been completed including replacement of topsoil, stabilisation and seeding of temp
Slide 10: Stakeholder & Community Engagement: Feedback, Enquiries & Complaints
STAKEHOLDER & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT FEEDBACK, ENQUIRIES & COMPLAINTS Communication • Newsletter (September issue released, next newsletter due late March 2023). • Monthly construction updates focused on public road upgrades and OSOM deliveries (email, SMS and community noticeboards) • Monthly landhol
Slide 11: Project Benefits: Benefit Sharing
PROJECT BENEFITS BENEFIT SHARING Benefit Sharing initiatives update • Rye Park Clash of the Villages cricket match - $500 • National Breast Cancer Foundation – over $2,000 raised • The Rye Park Recreation Ground committee are exploring the possibility of selling the food van at the showgrounds. Shou
Slide 12: Discussion
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