Edition 4
August 2019

Tasmania has an incredible opportunity ahead of it through Battery of the Nation. It’s about creating more than enough energy to support the state’s needs, then supporting the nation to move to a cleaner energy future. It’s time to think about what that means for job creation, and what we need to do to get our young people “job ready” to deliver the opportunity. Our Future Forum brought together business, community and education leaders to get the ball rolling.

Hear what’s on their minds…

To coincide with the opening of the angling season, we asked our Senior Aquatic Scientist David Ikedife for some tips on where to head to make the most of Tasmania's waterways.

Lake Cethana, Lake Rowallan and Tribute pumped hydro opportunities are moving to the next stage of assessment. We are progressing our feasibility study, to take a closer look at their potential and decide on the site that could be developed.

We are committed to keeping communities informed about the work we are doing. Find out more about our next 'drop-in' dates here.

Volunteers and small community groups play a big part in the quality of life that we often take for granted. We’re proud to help fund projects that make a real difference for people and communities. Watch this great story about one of this year’s recipients, Mates4Mates and see how they are using their grant to achieve positive outcomes.

• For 3rd year engineering students passionate about the renewable energy industry, this is your chance to kick start your clean energy career. Applications close 5pm Sunday 8 September.