[RESCHEDULED FROM SEPTEMBER]

How can renewables developers share the rewards of development with communities? Can clean energy projects be positive for both project proponents and local residents? What does it take to ensure successful community benefit sharing?

For this webinar, we are joined by Tim Stevenson, a farmer from the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia leading the development of Parron Wind Farm in Badgingarra. Tim will discuss the proposed benefits that this project will provide for the local community and how being a local himself influenced his approach to community engagement. Tim's experience offers a guide for other communities and developers as renewable energy projects increase across WA.

This webinar has been rescheduled from September - we apologise for any inconvenience caused by the change of time. If you previously registered for the session in September, there is no need for you to re-register - your registration will be transferred.

ABOUT TIM STEVENSON

Tim Stevenson is a Western Australian farmer and the Landowner Developer of the Parron Wind Farm project near Badgingarra in the Shire of Dandaragan. As the founder of Parron Developments, Tim has diversified his family background in sheep production into renewable energy, aiming to secure a sustainable income stream and contribute to the community. Tim has farmed with his family in the communities of Bolgart, Toodyay Cunderdin Koorda Kojonup and now calls Hill River home in the shire of Dandaragan.