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First 100 MW of diesel generation installed

Hydro Tasmania today confirmed that 100 MW of temporary diesel generation has been installed at sites across the state.

Key dates for the Gordon Power Station refurbishment

Gordon Unit 2 Machine Upgrade: 2024 - 2026
Includes addition of synchronous condenser capability, turbine replacement, mechanical protection and controls, excitation, governor, electrical protection

Gordon Unit 1 Machine Upgrade: 2027 - 2029
Includes addition of Synchronous Condenser capability and turbine replacement.

Gordon Unit 1,2 & 3 MIV Replacements: 2026 - 2029
Replacement of Main Inlet Valves

Granville Harbour takes flight

The Granville Harbour wind farm will contribute towards plans to double Tasmania’s renewable energy capacity and make it the Battery of the Nation.

Tassie as: camping, boating and paddling for all!

Whether you're packing up the family, rounding up your mates, or just looking for a weekend escape that doesn’t involve staring at a screen, Tasmania’s North-West and West Coast have you covered. Think wide-open lakes perfect for paddling, breathtaking lookouts, and campgrounds where you can actually hear yourself think.

Tarraleah Open Day celebrates Tasmania’s hydropower past, present and future

Hydro Tasmania opened its doors to the public today (Saturday), giving hundreds of Tasmanians the chance to explore the inner workings of the iconic Tarraleah Power Station.

A plan to make Tasmania a world leader in renewable energy

Hydro Tasmania welcomes the release of the State Government’s Draft Tasmanian Renewable Energy Action Plan, which charts a course to a world-leading Tasmanian renewable energy industry by building on our existing strengths.

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Hydro Tasmania announce new CEO

Hydro Tasmania’s Chairman, Grant Every-Burns, is pleased to announce Ian Brooksbank has been appointed to the role of Chief Executive Officer.

Cloud seeding statement

Hydro Tasmania is aware of the devastating impact of the recent floods and extends its sympathies to all who have been affected. Hydro Tasmania’s operational focus at this time is on the safety of our people, the public and our assets. Hydro Tasmania understands community concern about its cloud seeding program. Due to the unprecedented dry conditions since September 2015, Hydro Tasmania began its cloud seeding season in April, one month earlier than has been the practice in recent years, to help rebuild storages affected by record low rainfall during Spring 2015 – Autumn 2016.