Skip’s wind farm is located in the northern Wheatbelt region of Western Australia, a rural area with a rich agricultural heritage and a strong sense of community. Wheat and sheep farming dominate the local economy, showcasing the dedication and resilience of the people. Despite its small size, the town supports vital services, including a shop, church, primary school, volunteer fire brigade, recreation centre, and a Cooperative Bulk Handling (CBH) storage facility.

Set amidst golden fields and expansive skies, the area is well-suited to renewable energy development. The wind farm complements the agricultural landscape, blending tradition with innovation while supporting economic growth. In spring, the vibrant wildflower season adds natural beauty, reflecting the region’s harmonious balance between progress and its environment.

The community’s values of togetherness and forward-thinking are evident in spaces like the recreation centre, which fosters connection through events and gatherings. The wind farm aligns with these principles, creating opportunities for local involvement and contributing to a cleaner, more sustainable future.