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11 September 2018
Price is right with Hydro

Tasmania’s hydropower assets can support the national grid and lower energy prices, says Hydro Tasmania CEO Steve Davy in The Australian. New Energy Minister Angus Taylor has been given the substantial job of reducing energy prices, and he has Tasmania on side through the Battery of the Nation initiative, which aims to do just that.

31 August 2018
Entura named owner's engineer for cattle hill wind farm

Specialist power and water consulting firm Entura has been appointed by Goldwind Australia as Owner’s Engineers for the Cattle Hill Wind Farm in Tasmania.

24 August 2018
Experience the power of water in a big weekend for Launceston

The sheer power of water will be on display during a big weekend in Launceston in mid-September.

9 August 2018
Hydro proud to be foundation signatory in new renewable energy charter

Hydro Tasmania is one of thirty-seven prominent businesses to officially sign on to a new charter for renewable energy developments at the Australian Clean Energy Summit.

8 August 2018
National Energy Guarantee an important step forward

Hydro Tasmania strongly supports the National Energy Guarantee (NEG) and, along with the State Government and the Energy Industry more broadly, want to see it progress.

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