Overview
The Loddon Mallee region covers an area of nearly 59,000 square kilometers in the North West of Victoria. It follows the Murray River from Mildura to Echuca, and down through the goldfields to the Macedon Ranges. There are a number of renewable energy projects already in operation across the region such as the Gannawarra Solar Farm, currently the largest combined battery and solar power plant in Australia. There are also many community groups working on projects from pumped hydro to bioenergy.
The Loddon Mallee Renewable Energy Roadmap is working with individuals, businesses, communities, and government to build a vision for the region in the renewable energy transition and to capitalise on the transformation of our electricity system.
How to get involved
We are arranging a number of activities over the coming months to ensure that you can have your say. You can:
1. Take our survey below and go in the draw to win one of ten $100 vouchers for your local supermarket or hardware shop.
2. Come and chat with us at one of our listening posts.
3. Join in one of our workshops happening across the region between July and September.