Poatina Hydroelectric Power Station

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Poatina Power Station is a hydroelectric power station in the Great Lake and South Esk catchment area in Tasmania. It has six turbines, with a combined generating capacity of 300 MW of electricity.

Poatina was commissioned in 1964, and replaced the Waddamana and Shannon power stations.

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Hydro Tasmania page on the Lower Derwent

v t e Energy in Tasmania

Hydro	Bastyan • Butlers Gorge • Catagunya • Cethana • Cluny • Devils Gate • Fisher • Gordon • John Butters • Lake Echo • Lemonthyme • Liapootah • Mackintosh • Meadowbank • Paloona • Parangana • Poatina • Reece • Repulse • Rowallan • Tarraleah • Tods Corner • Trevallyn • Tribute • Tungatinah • Wayatinah • Wilmot

Wind Farms	Huxley Hill • Musselroe • Woolnorth

Gas	Tamar Valley • Bell Bay

Misc	Basslink

Companies	Hydro Tasmania • Aurora Energy • Transend • Alinta • Roaring 40s • Powerco

Regulators	Office of the Tasmanian Energy Regulator

Historical	Duck Reach • Lake Margaret • Moorina • Waddamana

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