We have commenced early-stage investigations that help identify and assess the potential impacts and key issues this project may have on the environment, people, and infrastructure.

Environmental assessments are wide ranging and include in-field surveys of flora and fauna, reviewing heritage registers and working with cultural knowledge owners, modelling noise, air and traffic impacts, and identifying nearby infrastructure and utilities.

You may be able to assist scientific crews by helping identify local habitats or species.  You may see and hear assessment activities from June to September 2025. Here’s what to expect:

See

Hear

Do

At roadsides or in paddocks:

  • People in hi-vis
  • Marked utes or four-wheel drives
  • Torches and spotlights at night
  • Temporary monitoring cameras
  • Drone operations on EnergyAustralia land
  • Marked utes or four-wheel drives

When people in hi-vis are about:

  • Drive slowly
  • Limit hunting activity
  • Contact 1800 574 947 with any concerns

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Energy Australia acknowledges that the site of the proposed Marulan Gas Fired Power Station project is on the traditional Country of the Gandangara People. We recognise their continued connection to land, waterways and community, and we pay our respects to Elders past and present.