Tilt Renewables — Corporate Update (November 2021)
24 slides from Tilt Renewables's corporate update, Nov 30, 2021
Slide 1: Rye Park Wind Farm CCC Meeting
RYE PARK WIND FARM CCC MEETING 30 NOVEMBER 2021
Slide 2: Contents
CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTIONS WHO IS TILT RENEWABLES? TILT TEAM & CONTRACTORS 2. THE PROJECT OVERVIEW INFRASTRUCTURE LAYOUT INDICATIVE SCHEDULE WHAT HAVE WE BEEN DOING WHATS NEXT 3. ENVIRONMENT AND COMPLIANCE 4. STAKEHOLDERS AND COMMUNITY HOW TO STAY INFORMED FEEDBACK, ENQUIRIES & COMPLAINTS CCC MEMBERS
Slide 3: Introductions: Who is Tilt Renewables?
INTRODUCTIONS WHO IS TILT RENEWABLES? Tilt Renewables, part of leading Australian-owned renewable energy consortium, Powering Australian Renewables (PowAR) – an owner, operator and developer of renewable energy and storage projects in Australia and now the largest owner of wind and solar generation
Slide 4: Tilt Renewables Team & Contractors
INTRODUCTIONS TILT RENEWABLES TEAM & CONTRACTORS Key members of the Tilt Renewables team: Geoff Dutaillis – CEO Cara Layton – Manager, Stakeholders and Environment Tom Villiers – Executive General Manager, Delivery Martine Holberton – Stakeholder and Community Engagement Advisor Matthew Glass – Seni
Slide 5: The Project: Overview
THE PROJECT OVERVIEW • No. of Turbines: a total of 66 WTGs, at micro-sited locations • Capacity: 396MW • Turbine: Vestas V162 – tip height of 200m, rotor 162m, hub height 119m. Rye Park Wind Farm 5
Slide 6: The Project: Infrastructure Layout
THE PROJECT INFRASTRUCTURE LAYOUT Online Map: LINK Rye Park Removed WTGs Rye Park Wind Farm 6
Slide 7: Transport, Road Upgrades & Schedule
THE PROJECT TRANSPORT, ROAD UPGRADES & SCHEDULE Rye Park Wind Farm 7
Slide 8: What Have We Been Up To
THE PROJECT WHAT HAVE WE BEEN UPTO August 2021 – Financial Investment Decision made August to November 2021 – Pre-construction activities including: • Geotechnical investigations • Environmental and heritage surveys • Topographic surveys • Construction of minor access roads • Commenced establishment
Slide 9: 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 10: Transport, Road Upgrades & Schedule
THE PROJECT TRANSPORT, ROAD UPGRADES & SCHEDULE Road Upgrades Overview: • A significant amount of investigation and scoping has been undertaken to assess the transport route and determine the detailed upgrade specification to be designed and constructed, • The design has been undertaken in consultat
Slide 11: Transport, Road Upgrades & Schedule
THE PROJECT TRANSPORT, ROAD UPGRADES & SCHEDULE Indicative Road Upgrades Schedule / commencement of wind farm construction: Rye Park Wind Farm 11
Slide 12: What's Next? Public Road Upgrades
WHAT’S NEXT? PUBLIC ROAD UPGRADES ~19km of Public Road Upgrades to be completed Varying degrees of upgrade based on current state of road • Rebuild • New seal/patching • Widen seal • Extend shoulders • Improve drainage Tilt Renewables – June 2020 12
Slide 13: What's Next? Public Road Upgrades: Yass St Footpath
WHAT’S NEXT? PUBLIC ROAD UPGRADES Yass St Footpath Following Council and community feedback at the Information day, changes to process and timing have been adopted. Process • Preliminary re-design to accommodate feedback and suggestions where possible balancing against constraint eg: o Location o Im
Slide 14: Key Construction Matters
THE PROJECT KEY CONSTRUCTION MATTERS Site Entry 2 Site Entry 10 Transport routes • Port of Newcastle via Sydney confirmed for Components Quarry B and Quarry C • Heavy Vehicles follow same route from Boorowa to Site Quarry A • Light vehicles from Yass will use Cooks Hill Rd Site Entry 12 Material Sou
Slide 15: Environment & Compliance
ENVIRONMENT & COMPLIANCE COMPLIANCE Environmental Benefits Key Approvals • Clean and renewable source of energy • Development Consent was granted on 22 May 2017, and modification (MOD 1) approved 15 April 2021 • The Project will generate enough electricity to power 215,000 average Australian homes a
Slide 16: Environmental Management Framework
ENVIRONMENT & COMPLIANCE COMPLIANCE Environmental Management Framework EPBC Approval Environment Protection Development Consent 2020/8837 Licences and Permits Licence No. 21535 SSD 6693 Key Management Plans and Pre-Construction Environment Operations Environmental Planning Environment Protection and
Slide 17: 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 visual impact mitigation measures on their
Slide 18: How to Stay Informed?
STAKEHOLDER & COMMUNITY HOW TO STAY INFORMED? How you can stay up to date as the Project progresses? • Bi-monthly newsletter – via email and post • Fortnightly construction updates (weekly in peak periods) – via email • Text message updates regarding construction and traffic impacts • Ads in local p
Slide 19: Feedback, Enquiries & Complaints
STAKEHOLDER & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT FEEDBACK, ENQUIRIES & COMPLAINTS Complaints and Enquiries: ryeparkwindfarm@tiltrenewables.com Project Shopfront 1800 WE TILT (938 458) • Project Shopfront during construction at the Rye Park Community OR Hall. complaints@tiltrenewables.com • By appointment, and ope
Slide 20: Looking Ahead to 2022
CCC UPDATE LOOKING AHEAD TO 2022 Current CCC Members • David Johnson – Chair • Geoff Frost – Yass Valley Councillor (will be vacant) • Sara Brown – Community Representative • Jayne Apps – Community Representative • Christine Hawkins – Community Representative • Andrew Field – Community Representativ
Slide 21: Project Benefits: Employment
PROJECT BENEFITS EMPLOYMENT Contracts to be awarded include: • Local mechanic and diesel mechanic • Accommodation – short and long term (servicing of vehicles) • Cabling and electrical • Office supplies • Plumbers Employment Opportunities • Catering • Cleaning • Quarries • Around 250 jobs during con
Slide 22: Project Benefits: Employment
PROJECT BENEFITS EMPLOYMENT Connecting subcontractors and suppliers • To augment opportunities for local businesses, the Rye Park Wind Farm has been listed on the Industry Capability Network (ICN) Gateway. • ICN is an independent business network providing an online tool to connect subcontractors an
Slide 23: Project Benefits: Benefit Sharing
PROJECT BENEFITS BENEFIT SHARING Regional Economic Benefits Community Enhancement Fund • A VPA of $230,000 per year (adjusted for CPI) in community funding, for the life of the wind farm • A Community Enhancement Fund will commence when the Project starts operating. • Around $3 million in direct pay
Slide 24: Discussion
DISCUSSION 24