November 2025 Update

RES and the AHPAC Directors

RES and Auburn Hawkwood People formalise Relationship Agreement on Tarong West Wind Farm

RES has proudly formalised the Relationship Agreement with the Auburn Hawkwood People Aboriginal Corporation (AHPAC) for the Tarong West Wind Farm project near Kingaroy in QLD Australia. This is a separate agreement to the Cultural Heritage Management Plan (CHMP) that was agreed with AHPAC in December 2024.

Through the Relationship Agreement, we’re committed to ongoing benefit sharing, collaboration, employment, cultural preservation and capacity building with AHPAC.

Thank you to the Auburn Hawkwood people for your continued guidance and partnership. We look forward to continuing the relationship on the Project and its contribution to the renewable energy transition in QLD and Australia.

RES and Wakka Wakka People formalise Cultural Heritage Management Plan and Relationship Agreement on Tarong West Wind Farm

RES has proudly formalised the Cultural Heritage Management Plan (CHMP) and Relationship Agreement with the Wakka Wakka Native Title Aboriginal Corporation (WWNTAC) for the Tarong West Wind Farm project near Kingaroy in QLD Australia.

This milestone reflects over six years of genuine partnership with the WWNTAC and marks a significant step in RES’ long-standing commitment to respectful and collaborative engagement with First Nations communities.

The CHMP details the protocols for the protection and management of cultural heritage across the Tarong West Project Area for the part of the Project located on Wakka Wakka Country, ensuring that development activities are conducted in a manner that honours and preserves Wakka Wakka cultural values.

Separately, through our Relationship Agreement, we’re committed to ongoing benefit sharing, collaboration, employment, cultural preservation and capacity building.

Thank you to the Wakka Wakka people for your continued guidance and partnership. Together, we’re shaping a clean energy future for Queensland built on respect and shared opportunity.

RES and the WWNTAC Directors