Magpie Hill Solar Farm

Engagement Event Registration

Get involved: Upcoming engagement opportunities

We're continuing to engage with the community as technical studies progress and the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) is prepared for the Magpie Hill Solar Farm.

Join the Mint Renewables team to learn more about the Poject, hear updates on the technical studies underway, including early findings, and share your questions, feedback and local knowledge. Community input plays an important role in helping us understand local values and considerations as the project evolves.

Upcoming events:

  • Technical Webinar: Fire | 26 August, 6:00pm-7:00pm (Online - Register below)
    Hear from a fire expert about the fire assessment being undertaken for the Project, including how bushfire risk, emergency response and mitigation measures are being evaluated and managed. 

  • Pop-up Session | 27 August, 2:00pm-5:30pm (Outside Corang Estate Cellar Door)
    Stop by for a quick chat with the Project team, hear about EIS preparation, ask questions, and learn about upcoming engagement opportunities. 

  • Technical Webinar: Amenity | 1 September, 6:00pm-7:00pm (Online - Register below)
    Hear from Project specialists about the visual amenity, landscape and noise assessments, including how potential impacts are identified, evaluated and managed. 

  • Social Impact Assessment Survey | Throughout August and September (Register below)
    AAP Consulting is preparing the Social Impact Assessment (SIA) for the Project. As part of the research informing the SIA, AAP Consulting is seeking feedback from neighbouring landholders and members of the local community through a survey. Survey responses and data collected will help identify potential social impacts and inform the assessment process. The survey will close Monday 14 September.

Community Drop-in Sessions:

Meet with the Project team to explore the latest Project updates, learn about the studies informing the EIS, discuss early findings, and share your questions, feedback and local insights. 

  • Thursday 10 September, 2:30pm-7:00pm | Norah Starrs Centre, Corner Majara Street and Turallo Terrace Bungendore 

  • Friday 11 September, 2:30pm-7:00pm | Tarago Town Hall 

  • Saturday 12 September, 9:00am-12:00pm & 2:00pm-5:00pm | Tarago Town Hall 

Can't make an event? We welcome your feedback at any time. Contact the team directly to ask questions and share your feedback as the assessment process continues.

Register for our upcoming sessions

  • Technical Webinar - Fire

    Wednesday 26 August | 6:00-7:00PM

    Hear from a fire expert about the fire assessment being undertaken for the Project, including how bushfire risk, emergency response and mitigation measures are being evaluated and managed. 

  • Technical Webinar - Amenity

    Tuesday 1 September | 6:00-7:00PM

    Hear from Project specialists about the visual amenity, landscape and noise assessments, including how potential impacts are identified, evaluated and managed.

  • Social Impact Assessment - Survey

    Open until Monday 14 September.

    The survey is intended to ensure that local experiences and perspectives are considered as part of the SIA, including what people value about the local area, how the Project may affect them or their community, and any concerns, potential benefits or opportunities they would like considered.


    The survey should take approximately 15 minutes to complete. You may choose not to answer any question and may exit the survey at any time.

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Get in touch

Feedback and questions are always welcome!

Please get in contact with us via:

1800 HI MINT (446 468)
magpiehillsolarfarm@mintrenewables.com
complaints@mintrenewables.com

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