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Old mates George and Stan have created something fascinating for our Main Street debut at Agfest this week! It’s a special part of the new interactive experience ‘Water to Wire Power Station’ being unveiled at our M85 site, at the corner of Main Street and Ninth Avenue.

A new building and control room at Poatina Power Station will pave the way for significant upgrades at the station over the next decade.

Hydro Tasmania welcomes the Federal Government’s ongoing support of a new Marinus Link interconnector, with funding committed to support reaching an investment decision and a new special purpose body established to oversee the project.

Hydro Tasmania is proud to support the inaugural Tasmanian Volunteering Awards, launched today by the Premier, Will Hodgman. These awards recognise individuals who give their time willingly to the community and promote volunteering and the significant contribution it makes to the state. Hydro Tasmania is a corporate member of Volunteering Tasmania and has worked with the organisation since the inception of Hydro’s employee volunteering program in 2011.

Hydro Tasmania returned to Agfest in May this year, where we chatted all things 'leave no trace'. Camping in Tassie can be in-tents, so check out these tips on how to protect our great Tasmanian wildlife, and where to plan your next adventure!

What does a typical day as a Hydro apprentice look like? What kind of work do they do?
To answer these questions and more, we had a chat with Jeremy Cashion from New Norfolk who is in his third year of a mechanical apprenticeship (and loving it).

One of the highlights of a chilly Tasmanian winter is the first day of trout season.

When you meet Xavier, you know that he cares a lot for his role, working at the Hydro Tasmania workshop. Located just outside of Hobart, the workshop is home to a talented team who love mastering a challenge.