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One of the highlights of a chilly Tasmanian winter is the first day of trout season.

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Hydro Tasmania has rebuilt Tasmania’s energy security as it awaits the recommendations of the Energy Security Taskforce.

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Hydro Tasmania welcomes the recommendations of the Tasmanian Energy Security Taskforce as robust and responsible.

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Hydro Tasmania is Australia’s largest generator of renewable energy. Tasmanians are our owners, our most important customers, and the very people we were created to serve.

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