Supporting our community - Delta Electricity

At Delta, we're more than just an energy company – we're part of the communities where we live and work. We stay closely connected through open conversations, genuine partnerships and supporting local initiatives that make a real difference in people’s lives.

Community engagement

We believe strong partnerships are built on open communication. That’s why we regularly talk with community members, hold forums and actively seek insights and feedback on how we manage our sites and operations.

Vales Point CARE Forum
For over 20 years, the quarterly Community and Regional Environment (CARE) Forum has brought together community representatives to share updates and seek feedback on Vales Point Power Station operations. Learn more.

Chain Valley Colliery CCC
The Chain Valley Colliery Community Consultative Committee (CCC) meets quarterly, bringing together community representatives to share operational updates, insights, concerns and feedback. Learn more.

Community grants and sponsorships

We’re proud to support local organisations delivering initiatives that benefit the environment, safety and wellbeing of the communities in which we operate. Our community funding and sponsorships program supports initiatives that bring people together and promote education, learning, environmental sustainability, safety and wellbeing.

Chain Valley Colliery Community Funding Program

The Chain Valley Colliery Community Funding Program has been established as a joint initiative with Central Coast Council to provide funding for organisations to deliver projects that improve community infrastructure and services. Groups in Chain Valley Bay, Gwandalan, Mannering Park and Summerland Point can apply for up to $30,000 per project. To find out more and apply, visit the Central Coast website.

Delta Scholarship of Excellence

University of Newcastle

For over 20 years, we’ve partnered with University of Newcastle to support students aiming to make their mark in the energy industry. Recipients receive $5,000 to support their studies. It's just one way we’re investing in the next generation.

Congratulations to our 2024 Scholarship recipient April, who is studying biodiversity, ecosystems, and endangered animals. April sees herself pursuing a career in environmental rehabilitation in the mining sector or working towards sustainability with natural resources. Congratulations April!

Landcare partnerships

We've been supporting local Landcare groups for more that two decades. In partnership with Central Coast and Lake Macquarie councils, we've helped with bush regeneration, sand dune restoration and local conservation projects in Wyee Point, Dora Creek, Budgewoi, Lakes Beach and surrounding areas. A huge thanks to the dedicated and hard working volunteers who are making a meaningful difference in preserving and restoring our local environment.