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A move to protect the short-finned eel has been achieved with the installation of an eel bypass in Launceston's Trevallyn Dam. This will allow the downstream migration of this remarkable migratory species that travels from the Tamar Estuary to spawn in the Coral Sea near New Caledonia.

Every year, NAIDOC Week celebrates Aboriginal culture’s history, culture and achievements. In Tasmania, we are surrounded by the influence of this living culture. Our landscape was changed and managed by Aboriginal people for 40,000 years and still bears the signs if you know what to look for.

Year 9 and 10 students participate in hands-on engineering and technology challenges at Hydro Tasmania’s Cambridge Workshop as part of its Girls in Power program.

Geotechnical investigations is the technical term for poking around in the ground to find out more about the soil, sub-surface structure and the rock layers beneath. And it’s ground breaking stuff… literally!

There’s more going on under the surface at Lake Trevallyn than you might think. Smart design choices meant the complex trash rack replacement task could be done safely, without having to drain the lake.

Our island state of Tasmania is the perfect place to explore, whether you are looking for a day away or planning an epic road trip. With its stunning landscapes and endless charm, there’s no better way to experience our island’s magic by visiting some of Hydro Tasmania’s free campgrounds and heritage sites!

After years of problem solving, we've built two new turbine relief valves that can better withstand harsh saltwater corrosion at Trevallyn Power Station in Launceston.

Visit our recreation sites for a hike or a weekend of paddling, boating, fishing, and camping this weekend. It's guaranteed to boost your physical and mental wellbeing.