Tilt Renewables is actively pursuing large-scale renewable energy projects in far west New South Wales, Australia, particularly through its Outback Energy initiative. The company has engaged positively with local landholders, including grazier Sam Beven, who initially expressed skepticism about allowing testing on his 75,000-hectare property. However, after reviewing the contracts and engaging in discussions, Beven and other landholders found the terms reasonable, leading to a supportive stance towards the project. Tilt plans to develop a wind farm capable of producing up to 10 gigawatts of energy, significantly larger than its existing facilities. This project aims to address the region's energy needs while promoting renewable energy. Local consultations have been crucial, with landholders emphasizing the importance of maintaining reliable power supply to their properties. The Australian Energy Market Operator is currently assessing Tilt's proposal for new transmission lines, which are essential for connecting the generated energy to the grid. Although challenges remain, the project's potential economic benefits and its role in transitioning away from coal-fired power are notable.