Indigenous artist brings story to Hydro Tasmania HQ
Hydro Tasmania’s nipaluna / Hobart headquarters have been brought alive with a permanent foyer installation from artist and proud pakana woman, Bianca Templar.
Powering a sustainable future
Despite a year of disruption for the electricity industry, Hydro Tasmania has delivered strong financial performance and significant achievements across our business, our people and our communities.
Hydro Tasmania Enterprise Agreement employees approve new offer
Hydro Tasmania’s 2022 - 2025 Enterprise Agreement has been voted up by 62 per cent of EA employees today. The Enterprise Agreement provides terms and conditions of employment for around 550 of Hydro Tasmania’s 1250 employees.
Updated Basslink agreement
Hydro Tasmania has welcomed the completion of APA Group’s purchase of Basslink Pty Ltd (BPL) for $773 million.
Energising Tasmania’s renewable energy ambitions
Hydro Tasmania welcomes today’s announcement of a new partnership between the Tasmanian and Federal Government to back progressing Tasmania’s renewable energy ambitions through Marinus Link and Battery of the Nation.
Tassie crayfish hits the international stage
A tiny Tasmanian burrowing crayfish has gone from being thought extinct to hitting the international film stage!
Poatina oil leak contained with minimal impact
Hydro Tasmania can confirm that one of the generators at Poatina Power Station has had an oil leak, which has been contained with minimal impact.
Trevallyn No.1 machine back on track
Hydro Tasmania is committed to investing in its portfolio of generating assets, which include the recently refurbished No. 1 machine at Trevallyn Power Station. The $17.5m refurbishment has increased its lifespan and efficiency.
Industrial action poses no threat to energy security
Hydro Tasmania can reassure Tasmanians that any industrial action by its employees will not impact energy supply. We are also working with the CEPU and its members to ensure the safety of employees and the public at all times.
Lighting a path to energy’s future
Girls in Power, a unique event that offers young women in Years 9 and 10 an insight into the exciting opportunities a career in clean energy can provide, has kicked off in Hobart.