Unprecedented rainfall has fallen across several of Hydro Tasmania’s catchments in the past 72 hours.

A new boat launching ramp has been developed to help recreational boaters and anglers enter yingina/Great Lake at lower water levels. Hydro Tasmania and the Inland Fisheries Service have developed the new launching ramp at Boundary Bay, at a shared cost of $15,000. Meanwhile, Hydro Tasmania is pleased to announce that four boat ramps have now been re-opened at other locations.

An update on the energy supply situation was provided on 30 May by the Energy Minister, Matthew Groom.

Tasmanian renewable innovation is set to fuel one of Australia’s most isolated communities.

An update on the energy supply situation was provided on 23 May by the Energy Minister Matthew Groom.

Two major Tasmanian employers will return to full production earlier than expected under a new agreement with Hydro Tasmania.

An update on the energy supply situation was provided on 16 May by the Energy Minister Matthew Groom.

For the first time this year, mainland Tasmania is being continuously and completely powered by renewable energy.

There has been much said about the impact on Hydro Tasmania's financial position of the unprecedented challenges of record low rainfall combined with an extended Basslink fault. While there is no argument the response to maintain Tasmania's energy supply will come at a considerable cost, I am keen to ensure that commentary, both political and economic, is accurate and based on the facts.

Hydro Tasmania is proud to be part of the inaugural Tasmanian Volunteering Awards.