TasNetworks in the news

Zinfra secured a five-year contract with TasNetworks to provide maintenance, capital works, and emergency response for Tasmania's electricity network, solidifying their 16-year partnership.

Zinfra secured a five-year contract from TasNetworks to provide maintenance, capital works, and emergency services for Tasmania's electricity network.

TasNetworks is in court over a contract dispute with a BESS supplier.

The Power People Project, supported by Aurora Energy and TasNetworks, is expanding its energy literacy program in Tasmania to help residents manage costs and make informed energy decisions.

GenusPlus Group will commence construction on a transmission project for TasNetworks in Tasmania, while the document also outlines various investment rating methodologies.

GenusPlus Group has secured a major transmission project with TasNetworks, posted strong full-year results with an increased dividend, and appears undervalued by market metrics.

The Power People Project is expanding its energy literacy program in Tasmania with government and industry support to help residents manage costs and make informed energy decisions.

GenusPlus Group obtained approval to commence the A$750m NWTD Stage 1 transmission project for TasNetworks, starting construction immediately.

Approximately 1,000 properties in South Hobart, including Dynnyrne and Hobart, are without power as TasNetworks investigates the cause.

GenusPlus Group secured approval for a TasNetworks project and released strong earnings, leading to an assessment that its stock is undervalued.

A massive fire at Tungatinah Power Station caused outages for 350 customers but will not impact Tasmania's overall electricity supply.

Construction for TasNetworks NWTD Stage 1 Project is set to commence on August 31, 2026, according to an ASX announcement.

GenusPlus commenced the $488 million TasNetworks North West Transmission Developments project in Tasmania, aiming for completion by 2029.

GenusPlus Group received approval to commence construction on a A$750 million transmission project for TasNetworks, enhancing Tasmania's renewable energy infrastructure.

GenusPlus Group is commencing construction on a A$750m transmission project for TasNetworks, upgrading Tasmania's electricity network to support renewable energy.

GenusPlus Group obtained approval to start the A$750m North West Transmission Developments Stage 1 project for TasNetworks, upgrading Tasmania's electricity grid to support renewable energy.

Construction for the TasNetworks NWTD Stage 1 Project is scheduled to begin on August 31, 2026, according to an ASX Announcement.

TasNetworks has commenced construction on the North West Transmission Developments, involving 129 km of new transmission lines, substations, and a switching station.

GenusPlus Group Ltd has been given the green light to begin construction on the first stage of the TasNetworks North West Transmission Developments project, valued at approximately $750 million.

TasNetworks' AUD 950 million North West Transmission Developments Stage 1 project in Tasmania is cleared for construction after a planning appeal.