We're a Government Business Enterprise owned by the Tasmanian Government on behalf of the people of Tasmania. Our Board and Executive Leadership Group follow high standards of corporate governance, ethics and prudent financial management to deliver the best outcomes for Tasmanians. We're led by our Chairman and CEO and four independent Directors, who bring a diverse range of engineering, financial and strategic skills and experience to Hydro Tasmania.
Tasmanians expect more of us than standard private companies. As a Government Business Enterprise, we're required to act both commercially and in the best interests of Tasmania.
We strive to do the right, responsible and caring thing in managing our people, our assets, our finances, and the natural environment we work in. We're committed to safety, diversity and equal opportunity.
Right to Information (or RTI) gives members of the public the right to ask for information held by public authorities and Ministers about the operations of Government.
Read our annual report to find out more about our financial performance and activities throughout the year. View our annual reports here >
Details of ASIC relief to prepare audited financial reports for AETV Pty Ltd and Momentum Energy Pty Ltd are as follows: ASIC Instrument of Relief for AETV Pty Ltd > Momentum Energy Final Instrument of Relief >
This policy outlines the governance principles which we adopt to formalise our commitment to sound corporate governance practices and creating sustainable returns to our shareholders.
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The following document is a summary of our Treasury Policy, made available in accordance with the Guidelines for Tasmanian Government Businesses - Borrowing arrangements (section 1.5). This document provides a framework for managing and reporting risks associated with trading and retailing activities to ensure that Hydro Tasmania meets its corporate governance and compliance obligations. Download here >
It is estimated that globally some 40 million people are currently trapped in modern slavery. It is up to businesses like ours which have international influence to address the risks of modern slavery in our operations and supply chains, and to uphold respect for human rights. The following document provides an overview of Hydro Tasmania’s approach to modern slavery for the FY2022/23. Download here >
We are committed to the aims and objectives of the Public Interest Disclosures Act 2002. We do not tolerate improper conduct or detrimental action by employees, officers or members, or taking detrimental action against those who come forward to disclose such conduct. We value transparency and accountability in our administrative and management practices, and support disclosures that reveal conduct that falls short of our standards. We will take all reasonable steps to protect people who make a disclosure from any detrimental action in reprisal, and to protect their welfare. We will also afford natural justice to all parties involved in the investigation of a disclosure.
Please see here for Hydro Tasmania’s Disclosure Policy and our Ombudsman-approved Disclosure Procedures.
ESI Enhancements Compliance Plan 2021 (historic) > ESI compliance plan notices / NSA notices > October 2014 Ministerial Notice under section 36 >
Our social media acceptable terms of use policy sets out the terms for your use of Hydro Tasmania's social media community.
Please read the terms of use which set out the terms for your use of and engagement within Hydro Tasmania’s social media community. This includes private direct messages and public comments on www.hydro.com.au, Community sponsored posts, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn. Social Media Terms of Use 2023