Take a virtual walk around the room and explore lots of information about the project’s benefits, timelines, the Environment Effects Statement (EES) process and an interactive map of the proposed route.
The new online tool expands on the project’s comprehensive community engagement initiatives and activities that includes community drop-in sessions, online webinars and stakeholder briefings.
The online room is another way for people to learn about the project and provide feedback as we continue preparing the EES for the project. All feedback received helps the project team to minimise impacts, maximise benefits and meet commitments made to the community.
The EES is expected to be submitted in late-2022 to the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning for review before being exhibited for public comment.
Click here to listen to Stephanie McGregor, WVTNP’s Executive Project Manager talk about the new online engagement room.
Click here to visit the online engagement room.
About the project
The Western Victoria Transmission Network Project is a proposed new 190km high-voltage electricity transmission line that will carry renewable energy from Bulgana in western Victoria to Sydenham in Melbourne’s north-west.
The project is critical infrastructure required to unlock the renewable energy potential of western Victoria as a key Renewable Energy Zone and will help to deliver clean and affordable energy to Victorians.
Once complete, the additional transmission line capacity will carry enough energy to power more than 500,000 homes.
Updates about the project
To register for regular updates about the project, please visit www.westernrenewableslink.com.au
If you have any questions, please reach out to the project team by phoning us on 1300 360 795 or by emailing us at info@westernrenewableslink.com.au