Community Engagement for us, means regular, genuine contact with local residents, regulators and interest groups. It means listening to feedback, and it means sharing clear information about what we do and our plans for the future.

While the region is largely rural and not heavily populated, the views of our community members are key to helping us operate our business in a responsible manner. We keep in touch with the community through a range of channels including our quarterly Community Liaison Group meetings.

We also support the local community through partnerships, sponsorships and our annual Community Grants Program.

Waterloo Wind Farm provides community funding to support locally-based initiatives that deliver positive and sustainable differences to the local community.

Applications for the 2019 Community Grants Program are now closed. Click here for more information.

Application opening date: 13th March 2019
Application closing date: 23rd April 2019
Application outcomes announced: May 2019

Local employment matters to us. We currently employ a team of six people at Waterloo, many of whom live in the local area. Over the time that we have been operating, our employees have become a big part of the community – taking part in local groups, helping out with important causes and putting in the time to explain what the wind farm is about.

We also try to support the economic growth of the region by ensuring money we spend on services goes to local businesses. We look to spend money locally on services such as printing, uniforms, signage and catering.

Enquire about working with us via our Contact Us page.

Waterloo Wind Farm follows a formal process for managing enquiries and complaints.  To view our Procedure, please see here.

Waterloo Wind Farm operates an SMS Alert service to notify neighbours of major works or upcoming community projects.  To register, text your full name and mobile number to 0408 547 869 – you will then receive text message updates about Waterloo Wind Farm on your mobile.