Wilson Head, the site of the proposed windfarm, is 10km south of the Denmark townsite and more than 3km from the nearest permanent residence, reducing visibility issues and eliminating noise disturbance.

The wind turbine rotors will be at an elevation of ~150m AHD, to capture the strong winds that accelerate up the headland cliffs from the Southern Ocean during much of the year.

The turbines will been located to make the most of the site's wind energy, while minimising disturbance caused by civil works. Once construction is completed the site will be rehabilitated and no vehicle access permitted except for maintenance two or three times a year. The finished windfarm will take up less than 1% of the total reserve area.

A walk trail and interpretive shelter are proposed, for visitors on foot to enjoy the site's spectacular 360-degree views and learn about the windfarm - including a real-time display of electricity being generated.