Discover more about Tasmania's clean, affordable energy future at Agfest
Representatives from Hydro Tasmania and TasNetworks will be on hand at Agfest to give those attending a chance to find out more about Battery of the Nation and what it could mean for the State and the rest of Australia.
Waddamana upgrades to support community recovery following bushfires
Upgrades to the Waddamana Power Station heritage site unveiled today.
Pumped to announce three most promising sites
Hydro Tasmania has revealed the three sites selected for further investigation into their pumped hydro potential.
A little Momentum for Tasmanian jobs
Hydro Tasmania’s Victorian-based retail business Momentum Energy will relocate the bulk of its customer operations jobs from Melbourne to Hobart over the next three years.
Federal Government endorsement to accelerate Battery of the Nation
Hydro Tasmania welcomed Prime Minister Scott Morrison to Cethana Power Station today to announce further support for Battery of the Nation through the Federal Government’s Underwriting New Generation Investments (UNGI) program.
Vote of confidence in Tasmania's renewable energy potential
Hydro Tasmania welcomes today’s announcement by the Federal Government that could trigger the unlocking of Tasmania’s full renewable energy potential.
Here's to 100 years of engineers
Engineers have made a huge contribution to Tasmania’s history and will continue to play a crucial role in the State’s future growth and development.
Applications open for Hydro Tasmania's Community Grants Program
Not-for-profit groups across Tasmania are being encouraged to put forward projects that will benefit their local communities.
Appy new year on Flinders Island
The Flinders Island community can now monitor the island’s energy system in real-time thanks to a new app released by Hydro Tasmania.
Making a splash with the National Canoe Slalom Championships
Hydro Tasmania is proud to support the National Canoe Slalom Championships at Brady’s Lake this weekend by releasing 19 cumecs of water, or 19 tonnes per second, through the course for the duration of the competition.