A major national energy report has identified Tasmania as one of two states that are highly exposed and the biggest threat to Australia’s energy security.
At today’s GBE committee, Minister Groom showed no sign he has any plan to lift Tasmania beyond current inadequate levels of renewable energy generation.
TasNetworks confirmed their "cost reflective" policy will mean business power bills will benefit over Tasmanian households.
Tasmania’s energy crisis gave Matthew Groom the chance to show leadership and guide Tasmanians through a very difficult time.
There's a real risk Basslink may go into liquidation, and the costs of the energy crisis to Tasmanians becomes even more unknown.
Matthew Groom implied further investment in renewable energy projects can't happen without a second Basslink interconnector.
Ray Mostogl of Bell Bay Aluminium, a major employer in the state, called the Liberal’s fascination with a second cable a “concerning distraction”.
Goanna Energy's submission to the Tasmanian Energy Security Taskforce is an indictment on Energy Minister, Matthew Groom.
Hydro Tasmania will struggle to maintain our state’s hydro-electricity network under its existing maintenance budget over the next decade.
The news Hydro Tasmania is unable to keep up with their maintenance schedule is an indictment on the Hodgman Government.