Welcome to the latest edition of the Central West Pumped Hydro Community Update. In this issue, you can read about:

-CWPH progress
-The SEARs Extension
-ATCO's support of local community programs
-The Bursaria Propagation Program

As we approach the end of the year, our team at ATCO are happy to share an update on our continued efforts in relation to the Central West Pumped Hydro (CWPH) project.

Welcome to the March 2023 edition of the Central West Pumped Hydro Project update. In this issue, you can read about:
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- The Environmental Impact Statement submission update;
- ATCO's 2023 Communities Fund recipients;
- The Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Assessment Process; and
- The launch of the Central West Pumped Hydro (CWPH) website.

The Central West Pumped Hydro Project (the project) is a nominal 325MW pumped hydro facility with approximately eight hours of storage capacity. A key element of pumped hydro…

Merry Christmas! We hope the latest Central West Pumped Hydro e-newsletter finds you well. We send you and your family all the very best for a safe, peaceful and relaxing Christmas and holiday period…

The Central West Pumped Hydro Project (the project) is a nominal 325MW pumped hydro facility with approximately eight hours of storage capacity…

A Referral under federal environment legislation (the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act) was submitted to the Federal Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) to confirm if the proposed Central West Pumped Hydro project may have the potential to have significant impacts on some federally listed fauna species.

The Referral was submitted to the Department in September 2022. The CWPH Project has been determined as a Controlled Action. The determination can be found on the EPBC Public Portal.

Welcome to the July edition of the Central West Pumped Hydro Project e-newsletter. The Central West Pumped Hydro Project (CWPH) continues to advance through the assessment and development stages…

An important stage of project development is the independent planning process. The Scoping Report includes high level information on the proposed project and is used by the Department of Planning and Environment (DPE) and other agencies to develop the assessment requirements for the project that are necessary to prepare the Environmental Impact Statement.

These assessment requirements are called the Secretary's Environmental Assessment Requirements (SEARs). The Scoping Report and SEARs are now available on the NSW DPE Planning Portal.