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The pace and scale of change in Australia’s electricity market is surprising even the seasoned industry pundits. Coal is retiring faster than expected, solar generation (at domestic and utility scale) is rapidly growing and wind farm builds are accelerating. So what does all of that mean for Australia's energy future?

Our Chair Richard Bolt shares his experiences and reflections of the past 12 months at the helm of Hydro Tasmania's Board of Directors.

Hydro Tasmania made a splash at Agfest Field Days 2024, with the debut of our new interactive power station experience, ‘the Water to Wire Power Station’. Nestled in on the corner of Mainstreet and Ninth Avenue, this interactive power station promised an electrifying experience for attendees of all ages.

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.

Klimt started working with us 15 years ago, as a Graduate Finance Analyst. Fast forward to today, and Klimt is now a senior leader in our Finance team, whilst also operating a popular brewery in his ‘free time’.

The endangered Australasian bittern is elusive; almost always heard, but not seen. For the first time in over 40 years, the distinctive booming call of this special bird has been heard at the Lagoon of Islands in on Tasmania’s Central Plateau.

Surendran Rajindram, a passionate mechanical engineer, embarked on his journey to Australia with a clear goal in mind: to find a fulfilling role that matched his skills and experience. Fortunately, his qualifications were recognised by Engineers Australia, sparing him from the need to pursue additional education just to work here.

On 23 March 2024, we welcomed visitors to Liapootah Power Station. Our attendees got a behind-the-scenes look into how we generate renewable energy, plus enjoyed some interactive games and a sausage sizzle of course!

When you meet Xavier, you know that he cares a lot for his role, working at the Hydro Tasmania workshop. Located just outside of Hobart, the workshop is home to a talented team who love mastering a challenge.