Stanwell Energy Park will have 'as of right' use for land within the Park through extensive consultation with Federal, State and Local authorities and neighbouring communities. Community consultation processes are well established, with local communities united in their focus on the importance of continued industrial development in the region, a consequence of the Power Station's development and operation over a 10 year period.

Detailed land use planning information assists developers secure an appropriate position respective to requirements, with special consideration to location specific synergies.

Industrial development is regulated by the Fitzroy Shire Council's Development Control Plan that recognises the requirements of industry while addressing environmental, cultural, social and community considerations. The Development Control Plan has recently been implemented to cater for industrial development in this identified development corridor between Gracemere township and Stanwell. Industries wishing to establish will be required to conduct an environmental impact assessment as required by Queensland's Environmental Protection Agency. Substantial data exists from Park development processes to assist developers.

Stanwell Energy Park is a planned development offering industrial establishments turn-key access to immeasurable industry development experience, unequivocal Commonwealth, State and Local authority support for tertiary industry development, and unmatched facilities and services.

The Energy Park is freehold land and purchase is negotiated with Stanwell.

Digital contour mapping of the Energy Park is complete along with air-shed models. Comprehensive data resulting from geo-technical, topographical and engineering investigations will expedite construction planning and approval.