Blocks
Title
What we heard
Item
Title
Local jobs first
Short description
People want to see local workers and businesses given priority throughout construction and operation.
Title
Support youth training and apprenticeships
Short description
There’s a real push to create pathways for young people to learn skills and find steady, long-term jobs without
Title
Encourage new technology and innovation
Short description
Folks are excited about opportunities to bring in new renewable energy industries
and support regional innovation.
Title
Boost the local economy during construction
Short description
Many have highlighted how important it is for local services, suppliers, and accommodation providers to benefit while the project is being built.
Title
Create jobs and growth that last
Short description
People want stable employment and ongoing investment that extends well beyond just the construction phase
Title
Help us build skills and knowledge locally
Short description
There’s strong support for training programs
and knowledge-sharing that improve local workforce capabilities over time.

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Related resources

Resource category
Information Sheets
Name
Pumped hydro explained.pdf
Document
Resource category
Information Sheets
Name
Pumped Hydro explained.doc
Document
Resource category
What we heard reports
Name
What we heard.pdf
Document
Resource category
What we heard reports
Name
What we heard.doc
Document
Resource category
Information Sheets
Name
Pumped hydro_Economic Impacts.pdf
Resource category
Information Sheets
Name
Pumped hydro_Economic Impacts.doc
Resource category
Information Sheets
Name
What is an Environmental Impact Statement.pdf
Resource category
Information Sheets
Name
What is an Environmental Impact Statement.doc
Document
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Energy Australia acknowledges that the site of the proposed Lake Lyell Pumped Hydro project is on the traditional Country of the Wiradjuri People. We recognise their continued connection to land, waterways and community, and we pay our respects to Elders past and present.