Energy Estate and RES are both passionate about and committed to honest, early and comprehensive engagement with all stakeholders and the wider community that host their projects.

Our vision for this project is to create positive and enduring social and economic legacies in Central Queensland. We recognise that large-scale projects like Moah Creek Solar Farm will result in changes to the local landscape and will be part of the surrounds for the next 30 plus years. As a result, we will work tirelessly to ensure that the community have an opportunity to be involved in the early stages of the Project, and we can deliver a project that meets the community’s expectations. 

We will partner with the community to build resilience against climate fluctuations, job transitions and social change. We believe that our portfolio of projects in Central Queensland, including the Moah Creek Solar Farm, will drive and deliver local innovation, local manufacturing and create a net positive impact for nearby landowners, individuals and businesses.

In line with our commitment to honest and early engagement we held 3 Drop-in Project Introduction Sessions on 6 and 7 December 2023 at Kalapa and Rockhampton.  

At those sessions our Project Fact Sheet and some Frequently Answered Questions about the Project were available.

These sessions were the  first official community engagement session for the Project, with our key goals being:

- To engage with those community members within 5km of the Project, who are most likely to be impacted.

- To provide an overview of the Project and  Project Site, particularly why the site has been chosen for solar.

- To understand key community values, issues and concerns, and opportunities associated with the Project and Project Site.

- To highlight the benefits associated with the Project to the community and the broader Central Queensland Region.