People power is the driving force behind any successful campaign. Working together with diverse community leaders, we will show how communities can organise, fight back and win against projects like the Western Victoria Transmission Network.
German cabinet opts for underground power cabling. The decision by ministers to opt for the main north-south trunk of 1,000 kilometres (620 miles) of DC cable follows bitter resistance to overhead cabling.
The battle to get high voltage transmission lines put underground seems to have been going forever, but a spokesperson for one community group says meeting with politicians over the past few weeks has “reinvigorated” the fight.
Large-scale solar development in regional New South Wales has gained an unexpected new opponent, with the state chapter of Country Women’s Association of Australia voting to call on governments to prevent solar farms from being developed in prime agricultural areas.
Darley Power Fight and our partners, Trail Hiking Australia are Key Members of the EES Consultation Stakeholder Group. With direct access to the Project team, we are in a position to be better informed and provide feedback throughout the preparation of the EES and Draft Planning Scheme Amendment.
Looking for inspiration? People power was the driving force behind the community-powered campaign to save Westernport Bay. Working together with diverse community leaders, they showed how local people can organise, fight back and win against big corporate polluters!
Victoria’s shift from fossil fuelled power to renewable energy has sparked heated debate about the future of the state’s Renewable Energy Zones (REZ). The Victorian Government has increased the Victorian Renewable Energy Target (VRET) to 50 per cent by 2030.
We are excited to announce that Trail Hiking Australia has joined the fight to save the Significant Landscape Character of the Lerderderg State Park from the Western Victoria Transmission Network Project (WVTNP).
The visual amenity of the Darley region would be ruined by overhead power lines if the project goes ahead. Article published on Independent Australia
Darley Power Fight had a productive 2-hour meeting in Darley on 21 April 2021 with Mr Andrew Dyer, the Australian Energy Infrastructure Commissioner. Andrew and his team came to better understand the impacts of overhead transmission infrastructure through our region.
