Electrical Network & Supply
Hamilton Island Enterprises (HIE) has invested over $15M to install a 22km-long, 10MW power cable to supply power to Hamilton Island, as well as Mount Roper, Stoney Beach and Long Island. The power cable means HIE can actually supply electricity back to Ergon Energy, the region’s electricity provider.
Hamilton Island also has a powerhouse which houses six diesel generators - producing 9MW. HIE invested $30M to upgrade the powerhouse, which ensures that the island continues to have electricity even during Ergon Energy power outages.
Electrical Connection for Residential Properties
If you are a resident, refer to the forms below to apply for electrical connection.
How to Apply for Connection to Existing Residential Properties
Please complete the form below:
Owner/Tenant Utilities Connection Application Form
Once completed, please submit your form to utilities@hamiltonisland.com.au.
How to Apply for Connection to New Residential Developments
Applications for new developments must be in accordance with the HIE Electrical Distribution Network Policy:
Connection to the HIE Electrical Distribution Network Policy
Once you have familiarised yourself with the policy, please complete the form below:
Application Form for Electricity Supply
Then please submit your completed form to approvals@hamiltonisland.com.au.
Policies and Contracts
Complaints Management Policy
Customer Hardship Policy
Energy Efficiency Tips
Energy Retail Contract
Tariff and Charges
Electrical Safety
In a life-threatening situation, call 000.
If there is a power outage or you are worried about electrical safety, please call 1300 657 844.
How to Contact Us
If you would like to contact us about loss of electrical supply, or to report a problem:
Phone
07 4946 9999
If you would like to contact us about your electricity account or payment:
Email
If you would like to contact us about new connections, or connection alterations:
Email
Helpful Resources
For energy efficiency advice, please visit the Energy efficiency and energy productivity page on the Energy.gov.au website.
For information on relevant government and non-government rebates, concessions and relief schemes, please visit the Energy concessions page on the Qld.gov.au website.