Accessibility the focus for this year's Junction Arts Festival

20 September 2023

This year's Junction Arts Festival is operating under a new, inclusive mantra: "Art is a universal language". Hydro Tasmania is proud to be the 2023 Accessibility Partner of the festival, happening in September.


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STEM Leaders: Leah’s leadership journey

31 August 2023

In a world where only 23% of senior management in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) industries are female, scholarships like the Chloe Munro Scholarship for Transformational Leadership play a pivotal role in empowering women in energy.



A warm, open embrace to come back home

03 August 2023

As the iconic Tarraleah hydropower scheme was constructed, a village grew up around it. Starting with little more than a pack horse track leading to Tarraleah, the village soon housed more one thousand workers and their families.



Girls powering towards a sustainable future

13 July 2023

The second Girls in Power event was held this year in Northern Tasmania, to demystify the range of STEM careers available in Tasmania’s growing energy industry.



Tarraleah to house workers once again

27 June 2023

Nearly a century after its construction, Tarraleah Estate will again be a bustling worker’s village. In early 2023, we announced our purchase of the site to support our future workforce in Tasmania’s central highlands.


Lake Rosebery on Tasmania's West Coast, with mountains and trees behind it. The clouds and blue skies are reflecting in the lake

Adventure without a trace!

13 June 2023

Hydro Tasmania returned to Agfest in May this year, where we chatted all things 'leave no trace'. Camping in Tassie can be in-tents, so check out these tips on how to protect our great Tasmanian wildlife, and where to plan your next adventure!


Oliver, wearing high-vis and a helmet, smiling for a photo standing in front of a a dam spilling water downstream. A wall of green trees is in the background.

Hydro families power on

16 May 2023

Our hydro history is a long one. It has told stories of sacrifice, change, and family legacies. One of these continues today with Oliver Giudici, Civil Engineer at Hydro Tasmania.



An icon of our past looks to a bright future

03 May 2023

The Tarraleah scheme in Tasmania’s central highlands is a great example of past hydropower pioneering efforts and the bright future energy opportunity.


A drone flying in the air

Send in the drones...

19 August 2022

We often find ourselves accessing Tasmania's hidden spots to sustainably manage our hydropower assets and our local environments. Luckily for us, technology has come in handy to help us be more efficient and safer as we work!


Fly fisherman with a trout caught at Little Pine Lagoon

Open season on Little Pine Lagoon

16 August 2022

We follow Phillip Ellerton on open season weekend in Tasmania as he visits Little Pine Lagoon and shares his thoughts on the fly fishing season ahead.


Artist Bianca Templar smiling, standing in front of her new artwork "From Coast to Country". The artwork is made up of 9 circular disks that includes weaving, ochre, shells, feathers and resin, formed in the shape of a petroglyph.

From Coast to Country

06 July 2022

Bianca Templar is the proud descendant of the Trawlwoolway and Plangermaireener people of lutruwita. Bianca's latest artwork 'From Coast to Country' is proudly on display at Hydro Tasmania's Hobart head office.


Lagoon of Islands rebounds

Lagoon of Islands rebounds

03 June 2022

#Only one earth. That’s this year’s theme for World Environment Day on 5 June and it’s a fitting time for us to revisit the restoration and rehabilitation of one of Tasmania’s natural wonders – Lagoon of Islands.



Using Tasmania's water resources in a smarter way

27 May 2022

As Australia moves to rapidly decarbonise the National Electricity Market, opportunities have emerged for Hydro Tasmania to play a vital role in the low-carbon energy systems of the future. And that means using Tasmania’s water resources in a smarter way.


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The power of clean energy is an opportunity too good to waste

17 May 2022

In 2019, we begun to rummage through our waste and recycling habits. Gowrie Park was the site for our first circular economy improvements, where we uncovered ways to design waste out of our operations.



Boost wellbeing in the great outdoors

08 April 2022

Visit our recreation sites for a hike or a weekend of paddling, boating, fishing, and camping this weekend. It's guaranteed to boost your physical and mental wellbeing.



Hydropower built our past and now defines our future

07 April 2022

Tasmania’s long history of hydropower will underpin our future. The Tarraleah hydropower scheme is a shining example of how our pioneering efforts have set us up beautifully to support today’s transitioning energy market.


12 Days of recreation sites!

24 December 2021

In the spirit of the silly season, here’s the 12 days of recreation sites to guide you through our campgrounds, boat ramps and other sites which have recently been upgraded.



How one hour can change a life

24 March 2022

Dress for Success and their Empower Hour initiative is shining a light on empowering women struggling with unemployment and financial security. Following International Women's Day on 8 March, we took a look at how women are being helped to thrive in work and life.



Inspiring the next generation in STEM

10 February 2022

We know have a big role to play in helping primary and secondary students understand STEM subjects, including renewable energy. In 2017, Generation Hydro was born.



Rain is good news for dam levels

24 November 2021

A wet spring has gifted Tasmania with very high levels of energy in storage, but the unprecedented events of 2016 are never far from our minds and storage is just one part of Tasmania’s energy security.


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