In our latest video update, take a trip 800 metres underground to Lobs Hole and see the progress inside the massive Snowy 2.0 power station cavern...it’s large enough to fit the Sydney Opera House! This is where six pump turbines, capable of generating 2,200 megawatts of renewable energy, will be located. We’ll also take you through the excavation of the 266-metre-long collector waterway tunnels, which will carry water from the power station to the tailrace tunnel and into Talbingo Reservoir. On

Snowy 2.0 is set to deliver 2,200 megawatts of fast-start energy and large-scale storage capability to the network, backed by world-leading engineering. At Lobs Hole in the Snowy Mountains, we're powering ahead with construction of the caverns and tunnels for this pumped hydro mega project. Check out the latest video update to learn more. #snowy2 #projectupdate #engineering #pumpedhydro #construction #tunnelling | Snowy Hydro

Snowy 2.0 is a critically important, pumped-hydro expansion of the Snowy Scheme that will help underpin Australia’s transition to a renewable energy future. Construction progress continues across multiple worksites in the Snowy Mountains. At Tantangara, the project team is currently conducting works to stabilise soft ground and enable tunnel boring machine Florence to restart excavating the headrace tunnel. Check out the February Snowy 2.0 video update to find out more! #renewableenergy #snowy2