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From today, independent research agency Kantar will contact a random selection of Territorians to share their feedback about Power and Water services.

Upgrades to the Trevor Horman Zone Substation have taken another step forward, with work beginning on the detailed design phase.

Construction of the new Darwin River Dam pump station, which will improve the reliability of water supply to the Darwin region, has nearly reached the...

As one of the Territory’s largest employers, it is important that we are provide employment opportunities and are a part of developing local capabilit...

Community groups can apply for grants between $1,000 and $5,000 for events and initiatives that give back to the community in meaningful ways.

The Wurrumiyanga Solar Infill and Energy Storage Pilot Project will provide an additional 1.1 megawatt solar array, together with a 1.75 MVA battery e...

Registrations for That’s My Water! 2024 programs are now open with limited places available.

During the network outage Power and Water prepaid meters were affected, in particular the disconnection feature of power when customers reach their de...

Darwin River Dam has reached full capacity and is now spilling.

The 3G outage is affecting Power and Water power meters in the community, in particular the disconnection feature of power when customers reach their ...

Power supply has been safely restored to approximately 20,000 customers impacted by an outage affecting Darwin, Palmerston and Katherine.

We are working with Territory Generation to restore power as soon as possible.

Power and Water has joined the celebration to mark the first large-scale solar generator on the Darwin-Katherine electricity network to achieve commer...

Power and Water is preparing to welcome 11 new apprentices and 7 Northern Territory Government graduates to start their new career journeys in a varie...

With the monsoonal weather conditions continuing across the Territory, the Darwin River Dam level is rising.

The new pump station will prolong the life of the asset, reduce the risk of failure and overflows and minimise potential safety and environmental inci...

Power and Water apologise for a test SMS that was sent to approximately 2,200 customers this afternoon about reading your power meter.

Input from our customers has helped shape Power and Water’s latest investment submission for the future of the Northern Territory’s power system.

Power and Water crews have worked throughout the day to replace the fire damaged powerlines.

A power outage in the Ali Curung and Davenport areas just after 5:00 pm yesterday was caused by damage to powerlines along the 165 km power connection...