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Hydro Tasmania’s priority is ensuring Tasmanians have a safe, reliable and fully-functioning Basslink interconnector in the future. Our experts have recommended a way to achieve that.

Tarraleah is an important part of our future clean energy vision and activity kicked off in late 2022, with a start on upgrades to the existing scheme and a dive into the commercial feasibility of reimagining Tarraleah.

Two global experts have found the Basslink cable failed in December 2015 because Basslink Pty Ltd (BPL) exceeded its design limit.

One of Australia’s most remote communities has been totally powered by clean energy for the very first time.

Coober Pedy has traditionally been mainly dependent on diesel generation, but its electricity needs are now being met exclusively by wind and solar power for extended periods.

Hydro Tasmania is welcoming proposals from new wind and solar developments across the State to help bring more power into the Tasmanian grid.

Hydro Tasmania opened its doors to the public, giving hundreds of Tasmanians the chance to go behind the scenes at the iconic Trevallyn Dam in Launceston for the first time.

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.

Hydro Tasmania completed another major demolition at the former Bell Bay Power Station, moving another step closer to clearing the way for Bell Bay Powerfuels’ green hydrogen and methanol project.

Hydro Tasmania has completed a major $18m upgrade of the central system that allows it to monitor and control most of the State’s hydropower system from Hobart.