Thank you

Thank you for your input

Our latest round of consultation has come to a close and we want to say a huge thank you to everyone who’s taken the time to be part of the conversation.
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Air, noise and dust

Independent studies are helping ensure the project meets high environmental standards. Explore how air quality, noise, and emissions are being modelled, monitored, and minimised.
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Construction Methodology

From underground tunnels to careful site planning, see how international best practice is guiding construction to minimise disruption, protect the landscape, and respect the community.
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Traffic and Roads

Safe, well-planned roads are essential during construction and beyond. Find out how the project is working with councils and transport agencies to manage traffic and leave lasting local benefits.
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Recreation and water access

Continuing to enjoy the recreational use of Lake Lyell is important to the community. Constructed in 1982 to provide cooling water for nearby power stations, Lake Lyell has since become a much-loved spot for boating, fishing, and camping.
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Talk to us about economic impacts

We're out in the Lithgow community again this week — and it’s a great time to drop in, ask questions, and learn more about the Lake Lyell Pumped Hydro Project.
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Learn more: Cultural Heritage Assessment

The knowledge, guidance and leadership of Registered Aboriginal Parties continues to inform how cultural values are recognised, respected and protected throughout the project. 
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