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Hydro Tasmania’s decision to bring forward this year’s cloud seeding season is paying off.

Boat operators and other recreational users of Lake Barrington are advised the boat ramps and pontoon at West Kentish Park will be closed from today until Wednesday 10 October 2018.

We caught up with Daniel Watkins ahead of the canoe slalom event at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. We asked about his canoeing career to date and learned about the qualities that make Tasmanian paddlers unique on the international circuit.

We keep a very close eye on the weather here at Hydro Tasmania. As Australia’s largest generator of renewable energy, rain = energy = profit. And because we return 90 per cent of our profits to the State Government, it also means better healthcare, housing, and education for Tasmanians.

Nestled near Woods Lake on the Central Plateau, sits Lagoon of Islands. While the casual observer may say Lagoon of Islands is unremarkable, to an ecologist it is a place of wonder. Dr Carolyn Maxwell, Climate and Water Strategy Specialist, tells us more ...

Despite another challenging year with ongoing impacts from COVID-19, Hydro Tasmania has delivered significant achievements and a transformation of our business for the future, as outlined in our 2020-21 Annual Report tabled today in Parliament.

Before becoming a graduate engineer, Hannah started her journey in renewable energy in 2020 as a student engineer. As part of our summer vacation program, third-year university students can complete their required experience, and get a taste for working on real-world projects!

An update on the energy supply situation was provided on 11 April by the Energy Minister Matthew Groom.

#Only one earth. That’s this year’s theme for World Environment Day on 5 June and it’s a fitting time for us to revisit the restoration and rehabilitation of one of Tasmania’s natural wonders – Lagoon of Islands.