The Pieman River Power Station is a hydroelectric power facility located in Tasmania, Australia. It is part of the Pieman River hydroelectric scheme, which harnesses the river's flow to generate electricity. The station plays a crucial role in providing renewable energy to the region and contributes to Tasmania's overall energy supply. Commissioned in the 1980s, the power station utilizes a dam and reservoir system to manage water flow effectively. The facility is operated by Hydro Tasmania, the state's primary electricity supplier, and is designed to minimize environmental impact while maximizing energy production from the natural water resources.