Fires posed no threat to energy supply
Fires currently burning near power generation assets have posed no threat to energy supply. Hydro Tasmania is working closely with the Tasmania Fire Service and TasNetworks, to ensure protection of generation assets is appropriately prioritised in the current fire situation.
Fire impact on Hydro Tasmania assets
Fire has damaged energy infrastructure in north-west Tasmania.
Closure of boat ramps at Great Lake
Hydro Tasmania advises that only one formally recognised boat ramp remains open at Great Lake.
Entura appoints Business Development Manager, Power
Specialist power and water consulting firm Entura has appointed Akhil Pai to the role of Business Development Manager, Power. Based in Melbourne, Victoria, Mr Pai will focus on partnering with clients in the power sector in mainland Australia.
Update on Basslink
An update on the Basslink outage was provided on 14 January by the owners and operators Basslink Pty Ltd.
Entura India appoints new Business Development Manager
Specialist power and water consulting firm Entura has appointed Mr Abhishek Swarnkar to the role of Business Development Manager. Based in Entura’s New Delhi office, in India, Mr Swarnkar will focus on business development and sales in the South and South-east Asia regions.
Trevallyn Dam valve replacement works
Hydro Tasmania will undertake work in early 2016 to replace three large dewatering valves built into Trevallyn Dam.
Basslink fault
Energy security in Tasmania will not be impacted by this morning’s announcement from Basslink Pty Ltd of a fault in the Basslink undersea cable. CEO Steve Davy said Hydro Tasmania would continue to manage energy supply using a range of levers at its disposal, including water in storages and wind.
Entura delivers flood forecasting system to Parkes Shire Council
A clever data management system developed by specialist power and water consulting firm Entura is helping to ensure the safety of a major dam in the NSW shire of Parkes.
Hydro Tasmania to restart combined cycle gas turbine
Hydro Tasmania today announced it has made a commercial decision to restart the combined cycle gas turbine at the Tamar Valley Power Station in the New Year. Hydro Tasmania has always operated the CCGT optimally within our portfolio, and restarting it in early 2016 makes good commercial sense, given the low inflows to our storages in the last few months.