Wind energy projects in Australia face increasing exposure to resource drought with extended periods of low wind generation which can significantly impact revenue certainty and financial performance. Coupled with market volatility driven by fluctuating wholesale prices and evolving policy frameworks, these conditions pose material risks to investors, lenders, and off-takers. This presentation explores the implications of resource drought on project economics, focusing on how variability in wind resource affects energy yield, merchant exposure, and compliance with contractual obligations under PPAs. By addressing resource drought and market uncertainty through integrated technical and financial solutions, the Australian wind sector can enhance investor confidence and maintain momentum toward decarbonization goals.