Tilt Renewables — Corporate Update (May 2026)
25 slides from Tilt Renewables's corporate update, May 18, 2026
Slide 1: Waddi Wind Farm
Waddi Wind Farm Community Reference Group (CRG) - Meeting Three 18 May 2026
Slide 2: Acknowledgment of Country
Acknowledgment of Country Tilt Renewables acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we meet today – the Yued people. We recognise the enduring connection to land, waters and community of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We wish to pay our respect to Elders,
Slide 3: Attendees
Attendees Tim O’Rourke Stakeholder Engagement Advisor, Tilt Renewables Jamie Breen Site Manager, Tilt Renewables Joel Levin Facilitator, Aha! Consulting Waddi Wind Farm CRG Meeting Three | May 2026 3 3
Slide 4: CRG Purpose and Terms of Reference
CRG Purpose and Terms of Reference Recap of CRG Purpose • Discuss the Project with a focus on construction related issues • Raise awareness of local concerns and opportunities, and represent a broad range of stakeholder views • Share community knowledge to understand and mitigate potential impacts •
Slide 5: Tonight’s Session Goals
Tonight’s Session Goals Session Goals 1. Welcome CRG members and introduce new project team members. 2. Review and confirm completion of actions from CRG Meeting #2. 3. Provide construction and benefit sharing updates 4. Discuss potential for a site visit next CRG. Waddi Wind Farm CRG Meeting Three
Slide 6: Outstanding actions
Outstanding actions
Slide 7: Outstanding actions
Outstanding actions CRG #2: Recap and closeout of actions Action Owner Outcome • Send 2026 CRG Calendar / Confirm Tilt / CRG Complete. Calendar sent via email and availability confirmed. availability to attend 2026 CRG dates. • Share details of home sporting matches in CRG Complete. Tilt contacted D
Slide 8: TV and radio reception
TV and radio reception
Slide 9: Spinning blades
Spinning blades intermittently disrupt. the signal How we resolve issues with TV and radio reception Complete electromagnetic field (EMF) assessments to identify signal paths Site turbines to avoid or minimise impacts, where. possible Engage qualified technicians to solve any issues identified befor
Slide 10: TV and radio reception interference
TV and radio reception interference All television broadcasts in Australia are digital. Digital TV signals are generally much less susceptible to interference from wind farms than analogue signals, however, it is possible in areas of low signal strength. We understand there is low signal strength in
Slide 11: Construction update
Construction update
Slide 12: Construction update
Construction update Site compound offices installed 45 to 65 workers on site 30 to 40 vehicles on site Benches (compound, laydowns, batch plant) around 70% complete Waddi Wind Farm CRG Meeting Three | May 2026 12
Slide 13: What we’ve been up to
What we’ve been up to Figure 1: View north-west from site entrance on Mullering Road Figure 2: View south looking toward Mullering Road Waddi Wind Farm CRG Meeting Three | May 2026 13
Slide 14: What we’ve been up to
What we’ve been up to Figure 3: Aerial view of main site compound Figure 4: View west looking toward the coast Waddi Wind Farm CRG Meeting Three | May 2026 14
Slide 15: What we’ve been up to
What we’ve been up to Figure 5: Earthworks on site Figure 6: Internal access tracks Waddi Wind Farm CRG Meeting Three | May 2026 15
Slide 16: What’s coming next
What’s coming next *Update since CRG – Mullering Road works expected to start late June and complete in October, subject to change based on weather conditions May 2026 Jun 2026 Late Jul 2026 Aug 2026 • Mullering Road upgrade • Site compound and • Mullering Road works • CRG site visit starts hardstan
Slide 17: Mullering Road upgrade
Mullering Road upgrade • Tilt Renewables is sealing a section of Mullering Road from the intersection to a location east of the wind farm. • Affected landowners have been consulted and access will be maintained throughout the works. • Works are due to start in May. • We have advertised the closure i
Slide 18: Benefit sharing update
Benefit sharing update
Slide 19: Construction benefit sharing
Construction benefit sharing We’ve been busy working with local organisations to identify and fund projects since the last CRG meeting. $85,050 Education Community projects $42,525 $42,525 Badgingarra Primary School Dandaragan CRC Value: $5,000 Value: $48,177 Contribution to mobile antenna Rooftop s
Slide 20: Central Midlands Wind Farm
Central Midlands Wind Farm
Slide 21: Central Midlands Wind Farm
Central Midlands Wind Farm Tilt acquired the Central Midlands Wind Farm located east of Moora in WA. • The wind farm development has a potential capacity of up to 1,100 MW, capable of strengthening energy security for up to 650,000 homes. • Ownership of the project transferred from Zeff Energy Pty L
Slide 22: Complaints Register and next steps
Complaints Register and next steps
Slide 23: Complaints Register
Complaints Register Overview of Complaints Register • Complaints received to date: June 2025 – Objection to wind farm August 2025 – Gates left open February 2026 – Entered host property without adequately notifying landholder Waddi Wind Farm CRG Meeting Three | May 2026 23 23
Slide 24: Next steps
Next steps Actions Minutes • Drafted within 10 business days • Feedback within 2 weeks • Finalised 1 week after feedback Next Meeting • Site visit (date and time to be discussed) Waddi Wind Farm CRG Meeting Three | May 2026 24
Slide 25: Thank you for your time
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