With Victoria’s aging coal power generation set to retire in the coming years, renewable energy from offshore wind will play an important role Australia’s east coast energy security.
State and Federal governments have planned for this transition, with regulations that developers must meet, including undertaking environment studies and sharing information with communities and other stakeholders.
These visualisations are part of Blue Mackerel’s Seascape and Landscape Visual Impact Assessment (SLVIA), which will inform the project’s Environment Impact Statement (EIS) – a critical study that is under development and will be published for public comment in the future.
The infrastructure is to-scale and precisely geolocated, so it gives you a very realistic experience of what the project could look like.