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Hydro Tasmania has welcomed AEMO's Final 2026 Integrated System Plan (ISP) released today (Thursday), saying it reinforces the long-term value of Tasmania's hydropower system.

When it comes to saving the endangered Maugean skate in Macquarie Harbour on Tasmania’s West Coast, understanding how river flows impact dissolved oxygen is a vital piece of the scientific puzzle. That’s why experts at Hydro Tasmania are working closely with experts at CSIRO to develop models of the catchments and harbour.

Tasmania’s rich hydropower history puts our state in a great place to support the rapidly changing electricity market. Our state can provide cost-effective, dispatchable, highly flexible renewable energy, backed by long duration hydropower storage capacity.

The sheer power of water will be on display during a big weekend in Launceston in mid-September.

Tarraleah is an important part of our future clean energy vision and activity kicked off in late 2022, with a start on upgrades to the existing scheme and a dive into the commercial feasibility of reimagining Tarraleah.

Another 75 megawatts of generation capacity is about to be added to the Tasmanian electricity system, with the installation of three large generation units at the site of the decommissioned Bell Bay Power Station.

In many parts of Tasmania footy is the backbone of the community. We have a long, proud history as a football state. We are committed to powering the development of football from the ground up and we’ve sponsored the Tasmanian Football Foundation’s Coaching Mentor Network.

Introducing Brittany, Gordon Power Station’s official mascot! Brittany works alongside Greg, one of the station's operators. Check out what Brittany gets up to in a 'day in her life' down at Gordon!

It’s probably the last place you would think to look for some of the world’s most sought after timber but the depths of Hydro Tasmania’s dams have proven to be a treasure trove.