Borroloola is growing and we’re supporting this growth with a major upgrade to the Borroloola Power Station.

At approximately 11pm on Saturday, 20 September, a structural fire occurred at the Pirlangimpi power station on the Tiwi Islands.

Power and Water sincerely thank the Pirlangimpi community for their patience and support during the recent extended power outage caused by a fire at t...

Applications are open for Power and Water Corporation’s Community Partnerships Program.

Young Territorians showcased their creative ideas for protecting one of our most valuable resources at the That’s My Water! Expo.

We are celebrating a raft of awards and finalist placements across a range of areas including excellence in innovation, leadership and collaboration.

The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) has handed down its first draft determination on Power and Water’s regulatory proposal for the period 1 July 201...

Power and Water Corporation’s Solar Energy Transformation Program (SETuP) took out the Energy, Water and Resources category at the Northern Territory ...

Power and Water is vigilant that our water quality controls meet Australian Drinking Water Guidelines, which is international best practice.

Power and Water Corporation crews will be out in coming weeks installing devices to reduce the risk and frequency of unplanned disruptions to power th...

Power and Water is upgrading the Sadadeen Substation to increase reliability and security of the Alice Springs power network.

Power and Water is a long-time Darwin Festival supporter and it’s incredibly rewarding to see it evolve each year.

With the weather heating up, water use has started to increase, which is to be expected – especially in the garden.

Almost 300 Darwin-based Power and Water Corporation crews will undertake a total of 900 assessments over coming weeks, as part of a Territory-wide saf...

Katherine’s pilot PFAS water treatment plant has successfully treated over 1 billion litres of groundwater.

After a successful first year, Power and Water is again offering up to 10 community grants worth $2,000 each for innovative projects and events in 202...

Power and Water’s annual Leak Check Program wrapped up in Katherine recently, finding that a staggering one in five homes has a potential leak.

The lockdown restrictions mean that contact centre teams in both Darwin and Alice Springs must work from home.

Long-serving Power and Water engineer Trevor Horman will be fondly remembered as a friend and mentor to many.