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Hydro Tasmania welcomes the draft Integrated System Plan (ISP) released today, confirming that the least-cost path to deliver secure and reliable electricity supply is renewables firmed with storage and backed up by gas.

Hydro Tasmania has completed a $2.5m upgrade of the trash screen at the Trevallyn Power Station intake. After weeks of preparation, a new trash screen measuring 14 metres high and 12 metres wide was installed in eight pieces, replacing its 30-year-old predecessor.

A wet spring has gifted Tasmania with very high levels of energy in storage, but the unprecedented events of 2016 are never far from our minds and storage is just one part of Tasmania’s energy security.

Hydro Tasmania has welcomed the return to service of the Basslink interconnector which has been out of service since 20 December 2015.

If you’re packing the camping gear into the boot of the car this holiday season there’s a good chance you’ll come across some of our camping and recreation sites. If you’re not sure where they are or which one would be best for you, take a look at our ‘find-a-site’ interactive map.

We’re very proud to be a major partner of the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG)’s West: Out on the Edge, a captivating new multidisciplinary exhibition exploring a unique region of our state. Tasmania’s west is a complex and compelling place, isolated by its extreme terrain but strengthened by its history and community.

Hydro Tasmania has welcomed the return to service of the Basslink interconnector which has been out of service since 20 December 2015.

Historically the communities on Flinders and King Island have relied on diesel generators to keep the lights on, but that has changed thanks to our hybrid energy solutions.