“We’re hoping that licences will be awarded as soon as possible. In the meantime, we will continue to undertake pre-licence award work such as environmental surveys for marine life, wind monitoring, and stakeholder engagement where appropriate,” said François Van Leeuw , co-CEO of Parkwind.
According to Van Leeuw, if the partners are awarded a licence, they will begin their detailed studies and consultation process.
“The Victorian and Commonwealth governments have set ambitious renewable energy targets and we’re confident that a completed Spinifex project will play a critical role in enabling this transition,” said Van Leeuw .
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