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Our crews recently teamed up with Workskills Tasmania to offer a unique, hands-on work experience program for young people in Tasmania!

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.

Work on the Edgar Dam upgrade project is underway with the project team making great progress preparing the site.

The 10.5 MW Rowallan Power Station is a small but mighty part of Tasmania’s hydropower network! The station has been given another 30 years of operational life, thanks to a two-year $30 million refurbishment. Now returned to service, the new-and-improved station is more efficient, reliable and flexible.

When Eleanor first joined Hydro Tasmania as a Graduate Mechanical Engineer, she never imagined she’d end up trading energy on the National Electricity Market. But that’s the beauty of a graduate program—you get to explore different career paths and discover new passions along the way.

Life doesn’t always leave room for a weekend camping trip, but that doesn’t mean you need to miss out on the great outdoors! Sometimes, a simple day trip is all you need to hit reset and enjoy quality time with family and friends. Check out our favourite family-friendly day trip locations!

For almost a decade, our Community Grants Program has been providing much-needed funding to worthy community groups around Tasmania. We've supported everything from school fruit programs and recycling initiatives to arthritis programs for juveniles and new seating for community playgrounds.

On the 22nd of February, we opened our doors to the community, inviting hundreds of Tasmanians to delve into the fascinating world of the Tarraleah Power Station! Nestled in the picturesque Tarraleah Village, the event was a celebration of our rich history and a glimpse into the promising future of renewable energy in Tasmania.

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.