Hydro Tasmania continues to look to the state’s future with Battery of the Nation, with both on-the-ground pumped hydro work and new white paper analyses demonstrating how this project can be a part of Tasmania’s economic recovery in the short and long term.

Hydro Tasmania’s Chairman, Grant Every-Burns has announced that CEO, Steve Davy will step down when his contract ends later this year.

With the State Government committing $50 million to the development of a renewable hydrogen production industry, Hydro Tasmania is ready to work with prospective investors to ensure their projects have a secure source of clean energy.

Hydro Tasmania has demonstrated its commitment to workplace inclusivity by launching its Disability Inclusion Action Plan and submitting it to the Australian Human Rights Commission, along with timeframes for a range of tasks that will improve the lives of people with disability.

Applications are now open for Hydro Tasmania’s 2020 Community Grant Program.

Hydro Tasmania’s Victorian-based retail business Momentum Energy is ahead of schedule in delivering more than 70 jobs to Tasmania, as part of the relocation of the bulk of its customer service operations to Hobart.

Hydro Tasmania is in ongoing negotiations of the energy supply contract for Rio Tinto’s Bell Bay Aluminium Smelter, as they review their global operations in the face of a downturn in aluminium prices.

Hydro Tasmania has reached an energy supply agreement with Norske Skog that will support their continued operation in Tasmania.

The Tasmanian Government’s release of a prospectus to international investors in the global energy industry explains Tasmania’s unique potential to become a leading supplier of clean, secure and affordable hydrogen.

Hydro Tasmania is proud to partner with the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG) for the West: Out on the Edge exhibition, a celebration and exploration of Tasmania’s West Coast – the historic and current base for many of our people and assets.