Learn more about the Environment Effects Statement
We are hosting a variety of community information events to answer your questions and explain more about the project and the Environment Effects Statement process.
We are committed to open and meaningful engagement and responding to community input and feedback.
Community events
Events
Since 2020, we have been engaging with the community to ensure local voices and concerns are considered in the planning, approvals and design phases.
We inform and engage with communities, landholders and stakeholders through face-to-face meetings and events, webinars, direct correspondence, eUpdates, advertising, our website, virtual engagement room and more.
Events
Since 2020, we have been engaging with the community to ensure local voices and concerns are considered in the planning, approvals and design phases.
We inform and engage with communities, landholders and stakeholders through face-to-face meetings and events, webinars, direct correspondence, eUpdates, advertising, our website, virtual engagement room and more.
Pop-up sessions
Project team members will be at shopping centres and community venues along the proposed project route to help community members access information and provide the summary report and USBs containing the full EES.
Information sessions
Sessions held where a number of EES subject specialists will be in attendance to answer your questions.
Registration is not required.
Online meetings
If you are unable to attend an information session, there will be an opportunity to book an individual online meeting with a member of our team. Contact our team for further information at info@westernrenewableslink.com.au.
EES exhibition locations
The Environment Effects Statement (EES) and the draft Planning Scheme Amendment (PSA) GC209 for the proposed Western Renewables Link are now available for viewing and public comment.
Written submissions on the EES and/or draft PSA can be made between Monday 30 June 2025 and 11.59pm on Friday 22 August 2025.
The EES and the draft PSA are available online on our Environment Effects Statement webpage and in hard copy at nine locations along the proposed route during public exhibition.
We will keep you updated on upcoming community engagement events via eUpdates, advertising and here on our website. In the meantime, view previous webinars on our Resources page.
For more information on the project, visit our virtual engagement room, Resources and FAQs pages.
Register for eUpdates on our Contact Us page.
