NWTD April E-News Update The North West Transmission Developments (NWTD), being progressed by TasNetworks, include 240 km of new and upgraded transmission lines and other energy infrastructure that will increase the capacity of Tasmania's electricity network. The developments will enable Tasmania to become a world-leading renewable energy provider and support the decarbonisation of Australia. NWTD Explainer videoA short explainer video about the North West Transmission Developments Project is now available. You can also view it on our new look website! Introducing our new look websiteOur website has had a makeover. Click through to see our new look project timeline, project explainer video and updated resources. We’ll continue to share more information on our website as the project progresses. Working with landownersTasNetworks is working to ensure project requirements are balanced with the needs of landowners and the community when determining where transmission infrastructure will be located for the North West Transmission Developments project. Updated fact sheetsElectric and Magnetic Fields (EMF) Construction, Operation and Maintenance of Transmission Lines Assessments, Approvals, and Studies fact sheetStaverton to Hampshire Hills Transmission LineA new fact sheet has been released to outline the robust environmental assessment and approvals process being undertaken for the proposed Staverton to Hampshire Hills transmission line. Upcoming EngagementAGFEST Come and visit the TasNetworks stand at Agfest. The event will feature over 550 exhibitors and a range of hands-on activities and demonstrations. The TasNetworks stand will feature displays on drones, threatened birds and a linesman activity for the kids. The NWTD team will also be there to talk about the project. You’ll find us on Main St at site M43. We look forward to seeing you there! Our Remarkable, Renewable FutureA renewables campaign has been launched by the Tasmanian Government to share the importance of continuing Tasmania's renewable electricity legacy. Have your say on the NWTDWe would like to know your thoughts on the NWTD project. The survey should take about 5 - 10 minutes to complete.Your feedback helps us to understand what is important to you and what we need to consider to achieve the best outcomes for the environment, landowners and community. For more information, visit our website |