Federal Funding Or Involvement In Hampton Wind Turbine Developments.

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The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water provided funding of up to $238,400 under the Renewable Energy Commercialisation Program to Wind Corporation Australia Limited for developing guidelines and tools to support embedded wind farm development (≤5MW capacity) in Australia. The grant funded a project to remove commercial and regulatory obstacles through representation to industry bodies including electricity distributors, retailers and the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal of New South Wales, combined with production of practical guidelines, proforma agreements and tools. Deliverables were structured across four milestones over approximately 60 weeks, with payments tied to workplan approval, interim data presentation at industry conferences, consultation commencement, and final report submission. The project complemented broader guidelines work by SEDA and AusWEA and addressed technical and commercial barriers to smaller renewable energy development.