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29 November 2017
Energy security independently confirmed

The Tasmanian Economic Regulator’s first Annual Energy Security Review has found Tasmania’s energy security is now strong enough to withstand an unlikely repeat of the events of 2015/16.

23 November 2017
Fulfilling Tasmania’s potential

Hydro Tasmania welcomes the Tasmanian and Australian Governments’ commitment to pursue the next stage of a business case for a second Bass Strait interconnector.

21 November 2017
Seeking a fair and reasonable outcome

While negotiations between Hydro Tasmania and TGP remain constructive, Hydro has referred the matter for arbitration, in case an agreement cannot be reached before the current contracts expire.

16 November 2017
Tasmanian tech drives renewable Rottnest

Hydro Tasmania’s innovation and technology is again leading the way to a clean and reliable future.

16 November 2017
Tasmanian solution hits the national stage

The word is out. Tasmania has the natural advantages and renewable head-start to lead the way in solving Australia’s energy challenge.

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