Hydro Tasmania will be considering the needs of its future workforce as it begins exploring the Hobart property market for accommodation options.

Hydro Tasmania CEO Evangelista Albertini is launching the businesses’ fifth annual Community Grant Program, providing a helping hand for local not-for-profit groups through the ongoing COVID-19 recovery.

The reopening of the Waddamana Power Station Heritage Site and a brand new exhibit have been a boon during the COVID-19 tourism downturn, bringing around 7,000 visitors each year to the Central Highlands.

A little-known species of burrowing crayfish thought to be extinct has been found alive and well, as part of a Hydro Tasmania environmental survey.

Lake Cethana has been selected as Hydro Tasmania’s preferred pumped hydro site and it will now progress to final feasibility stage.

Our new $18,000 partnership with No Frills Foodmarket will provide both sustenance and a little Christmas cheer to those in need, and is just one in a series of initiatives that have provided more than $281,000 for coronavirus relief this year.

A unique project to protect the short-finned eel has won at the Australian Water Association Tasmania Awards.

Hydro Tasmania in partnership with the Tasmanian Climate Change Office and the CSIRO is hosting the third Tasmanian Climate Symposium, presented online from Hobart.

Hydro Tasmania, Cricket Tasmania and the Hobart Hurricanes are pleased to announce the formation of a new three year partnership commencing this season.

Despite the challenges of COVID-19, Hydro Tasmania has delivered an outstanding operating result for the year, with a strong profit of $154 million (54 per cent above budget) alongside record results on safety and increased levels of community support, all documented in its 2019-20 Annual Report.