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Pumped hydro stores energy for when it’s needed most, supporting a reliable and flexible electricity grid.

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Media release
Partnerships
People and community
  • Published 8 April, 2026

Imbil medical centre marks one year of operation, expanding services for the community.

In its first year of operation, Imbil Medical Centre has supported 726 patients, reflecting strong support from the local community.

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Projects
  • Published 2 April, 2026

Geophysical investigations commence at Borumba, marking the start of exploratory works.

Technical surveys are underway to build understanding of site conditions.

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Media release
People and community
  • Published 16 February, 2026

Imbil refresh reaches new milestone with William St improvements.

From Gympie Regional Council: The first of a series of improvement projects in Imbil is underway, funded by Queensland Hydro’s Community Benefits Fund.

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People and community
  • Published 10 February, 2026

First meeting for new Kilcoy, Jimna and Surrounds focus group.

Queensland Hydro welcomes nine new community voices to shape Borumba Project.

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Media release
Partnerships
People and community
  • Published 3 February, 2026

Queensland Hydro expands ties with Somerset region with new funding and focus group launch.

A new focus group and funding for Somerset Regional Council announced today.

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Developing the Borumba Pumped Hydro Project

As a multi-decade and intergenerational asset, the Borumba Project can provide long-duration energy storage that can support Queensland’s energy transition.

Pumped hydro energy storage has been used in electricity systems around the world for more than a century. It’s a proven and reliable way to store large amounts of energy.

The Borumba Project is being designed to capture and store excess energy and then provide this stored energy back into the electricity grid for use by Queensland homes and businesses when it is needed.

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