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Welcome to our digital engagement hub - your key source of information for current and future projects and engagement opportunities affecting Tasmania’s electricity networks. 

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Our advisory groups

Customer Advisory Group (CAG)

Our CAG comprises of 16 Tasmanians who represent the perspectives and experiences of our resident...
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Stakeholder Advisory Group (SAG)

Our SAG is a representative body of 18 professionals who are passionate about the future of energ...
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Our engagement group model

Active projects + programs

North West Transmission Developments

This project includes 240km of new and upgraded transmission lines and other energy infrastructur...
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Farmshare Tariff Trial

We're planning a 12-month trial of new billing arrangements designed to enable primary producers ...
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Welcome to the STEAM program

The TasNetworks Graduate team works together to deliver our STEAM proj...

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2024-2029 Revenue Reset

Ever wondered how we fund the planning, building, operation and maintenance of our networks?
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Our retired engagement groups

Customer Council (2015-2023)

Customers and representatives who consulted on issues of interest to Tasmanian energy users.
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Reset Advisory Committee (2021-2023)

Skills and knowledge-based group who consulted at depth on issues for our 2024-29 revenue proposa...
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Policy and Regulatory Working Group (2014-2023)

Electricity retailers, energy advisors, customer advocates and business community representatives...
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Acknowledgement of Country

TasNetworks acknowledges the palawa (Tasmanian Aboriginal community) as the original owners and custodians of lutruwita (Tasmania). TasNetworks acknowledges the palawa have maintained their spiritual and cultural connection to the land and water and we pay respect to the Elders past, present and emerging.