We are committed to strengthening relationships with the local community and aim to achieve consistent engagement with all our stakeholders throughout the entire lifecycle of the project. This will be accomplished through:
- Project updates through this website, LinkedIn, and newsletters.
- Engaging with landowners, local residents, councils, and government agencies.
- Promoting career pathways, training, and education of locals to be part of the workforce that builds the project.
- Supporting local events at various levels of engagement to highlight important community issues, contributing to increased awareness and fostering positive change.
- Use our influence as a developer to engage in key platforms such as conferences and roadshows to update, inform, and educate stakeholders of the project.
- Encouraging staff to use local facilities to support the region’s economic progress.
- Meetings as required.
- Responding to inquiries.
Domville Place
Genex is committed to maintaining strong relationships with the local community and delivering meaningful local outcomes as the Energy Park progresses. To support relationship building, Genex will be providing a suite of community benefits associated with the Energy Park.
A key community benefit is the unconditionally funding of up to $500,000 to go towards the redevelopment of a central community precinct located near the library in the centre of Millmerran, Queensland known as Domville Place.
Domville Place is currently underutilised despite its prominent location within the town, the redevelopment will establish Domville Place as a focal gathering point for families, community groups and visitors to the region. Importantly, it will connect tourists with Millmerran’s local businesses, who will stop to enjoy the parkland.
Genex understands the importance of building communities and is proud to have provided funding for important initiatives that help grow local communities, including the Talaroo Hot Springs Project.
Learn more about Talaroo