Save Our Surroundings objects to this proposed project as it poses so many risks to the local human and animal populations. Risks still include grass/bush fires, noise, soil and water contamination, very high disposal costs, unclear responsibility for end-of-life cleanup, lack of economic viable recycling of such huge volumes of toxic components, and the risk of obsolescence as much better technologies, such as small nuclear reactors become available over the next few years.

Contamination and Waste Management are issues that are being swept under the carpet. It’s time government stop putting renewable targets ahead of the nation’s public health and food security. PLease see attachment for further details:

As a committed advocate for sustainable energy and regional development, I fully support the Wattle Creek Solar Farm project. This initiative represents a critical step toward a cleaner, more resilient energy future for our community and beyond.

The project will not only contribute significantly to reducing greenhouse gas emissions but will also drive local economic growth by creating jobs during construction and operation. Furthermore, it supports Australia’s transition to renewable energy while helping to secure a reliable, affordable power supply.

I believe the Wattle Creek Solar Farm is a responsible and forward-thinking development that aligns with our environmental values and long-term regional interests. I strongly endorse this project and look forward to seeing the positive impact it will have for generations to come.

I strongly support the development of the Wattle Creek Energy Hub due to its potential to deliver significant environmental, economic, and community benefits. The project will contribute to Australia’s clean energy transition by generating renewable electricity and reducing reliance on fossil fuels, helping to meet national and state emissions reduction targets. This is a forward-looking project that aligns with the urgent need for sustainable infrastructure and a resilient energy system. I encourage its approval and timely development.

Great to see a large scale solar site so close to Sydney. Projects like this will lead to significant avoidance of carbon emissions. It just makes sense to build more renewable projects close to where the energy will be used.

I support the construction of the Wattle Creek Solar Farm. I believe it will provide the necessary infrastructure for the Australian transition to renewable energy, stimulate employment in the local area, and provide an ongoing benefit to the community. I also believe the project will boost research and development for renewable energy through The University of Sydney's research association.

I don't care if the project goes ahead as long as they tar canyonleigh Rd from start to finish and look after it better than gunlake looks after the road