AGL Energy Limited (AGL) is progressing a revised Initial Assessment Report (IAR) for the proposed Coopers Gap Wind Farm in southern Queensland. AGL outlined what this involves during a local Community Consultative Committee meeting held on Thursday 17 March at the Cooranga North memorial Hall in Cooronga North. AGL's new Coopers Gap Wind Farm project manager, Neil Cooke, said AGL is reaffirming its commitment to the wind farm project by progressing development activities. "Coopers Gap Wind Farm remains AGL's foremost renewable energy project in Queensland with a high quality wind resource and possibly the highest average wind speeds in the state. However, there is still a long way to go before a decision can be made on whether the project proceeds. The IAR is an important first step." "AGL is looking to develop more large-scale renewables as shown by our recent launch of the Powering Australian Renewables Fund (PARF).