Students from schools taking part in Power and Water’s That’s My Water! program have been putting their new knowledge to good use, identifying leaks ...

Two Indigenous artworks, the latest in a series that is transforming Power and Water infrastructure across the Northern Territory, have been officiall...

Power and Water’s 2024 That’s My Water! initiative has seen 600 students from eight schools in Darwin find out more about the Top End’s water story.

Each year Power and Water supports a variety of community events and organisations through its Community Grants Program and applications are now open ...

Power and Water Corporation is celebrating two wins at the Australian Water Association’s (AWA) Northern Territory Water Awards, announced at the NT W...

Power and Water has unveiled a new mural ‘Energy Comes From Thunder’ on Arrernte country, created by Ewyenper Atwatye artists and painted on the Sturt...

Power and Water Corporation is committed to embracing a sustainable future through innovation, focusing on water security solutions that support econo...

Power and Water is supporting the Northern Territory Government’s target of 50% renewables by 2030, which includes an average 70% target across remote...

An innovative approach to training has reaped rewards for Power and Water, with 4 wins at the 2024 GTNT Awards, including the coveted Host Business of...

Robertson Barracks is successfully dispatching solar power to the Darwin-Katherine electricity network, adding an additional 10 MW of renewable energy...

The Northern Territory Government, in partnership with Power and Water are delivering secure, reliable and cost-effective drinking water for Territori...

The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) has published its final revenue decision for Power and Water Corporation.

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...