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Changed access to boat ramps

Hydro Tasmania and Marine and Safety Tasmania advise that low water levels have affected the availability of boat ramps at three lakes: Lake Echo, Lake King William and Woods Lake.

Entura delivers flood forecasting system to Parkes Shire Council

A clever data management system developed by specialist power and water consulting firm Entura is helping to ensure the safety of a major dam in the NSW shire of Parkes.

Night of recognition for innovative excellence

The innovation and skill of people from Hydro Tasmania and Entura has been recognised at the Australian Engineering Excellence Awards (AEEA) Tasmania 2016.

Lake Pedder set for rare spill event

Lake Pedder is expected to reach its full water level and spill later today, for the first time since November 1988.

Project Update – May & June 2025

We’re nearly ready to remove the first section of concrete facing! Stockpiling of materials has commenced in readiness for constructing the first section of filter buttress and the team completed a successful trial placement of sand, gravel and rock layers against a practice embankment. This was a key step in further developing the construction methodology.

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Re-energising an 85-year-old hydropower icon

The Tarraleah hydropower scheme in central Tasmania is one of state’s oldest. With some parts of the scheme more than 80 years old, we’re looking at options for its future.

A major redevelopment of Tarraleah would see it generate more clean energy, to help meet the growing demand for energy and power the state for generations to come.

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Meet our climate drivers

We generate clean energy from water, so we really like to know how much it's going to rain. While the weather can change a lot from day to day its general trend is driven by the climate. Here in Tasmania there are three major climate drivers, let's meet them.