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Energy storages secure amid historic low rainfalls

Due to an extremely dry summer and autumn, Hydro Tasmania’s storages are lower than usual for this time of year. Tasmania’s energy storage position remains secure, and Hydro Tasmania – working closely with the State Government - is actively managing water storages.

Small diorama, big history: miniature Waddamana unveiled at Agfest field days

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.

Tasmanian community

The Curse of WilNOT Power Station

Looking after our existing power stations is the biggest part of Hydro Tasmania’s annual workload and budget. There are rolling schedules of maintenance and outages planned years in advance, which often take more than a year to complete. But even though we’ve been doing this for decades, there are sometimes still a few surprises in store.

Energy & industry

The hydropower guide to the galaxiids

This is an amazing story of survival in the complex universe that exists in the fresh waterways we manage. It’s not to be confused with the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy which is a completely different story in a much larger universe. The two are similar only in that they contain important lessons about life, the universe and everything, so make yourself a solid cup of tea and don’t forget your towel.

Hydro Tasmania storages at healthy levels despite multi-year drought

Hydro Tasmania today (Friday) published its 2024-25 Annual Report, outlining significant benefits to the State and prudent water management in the face of extended drought conditions.

Calling passionate Tasmanian anglers... here's an angle that may really interest you

Angling is very popular in Tasmania, with about 25,000 people licenced to fish our inland waters in 2016/17.

Trevallyn Dam valve replacement works

Hydro Tasmania will undertake work in early 2016 to replace three large dewatering valves built into Trevallyn Dam.

Changes to public access at Lake Barrington and Lake Paloona

Hydro Tasmania has advised of changed access for recreation at some of the waterways it manages across the state.

Protecting Aboriginal heritage at Lake Mackenzie

Lake Mackenzie Tasmania

Aboriginal heritage Lake Mackenzie

Tasmanian Aboriginal heritage management

Lake Mackenzie cultural heritage

Aboriginal heritage conservation Tasmania

Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area heritage