Gas Transition

Biomethane is emerging as a strategic enabler of the energy transition, particularly for hard-to-abate sectors such as heavy manufacturing and high-heat processing. In Australia, this role is becoming increasingly critical as pressure on domestic gas supply increases, and policymakers look...

As the world transitions to net-zero emissions, urban gas networks face an uncertain future...

Australia’s gas networks are at a crossroads, facing pressures from climate commitments, supply security concerns, and evolving energy policies...

As Australia transitions to a renewable-dominant energy system, firming capacity is critical to maintaining grid stability...

In the transition to a net-zero energy system, the role of gas is shifting from a primary fuel source to a critical stabiliser that ensures reliability when renewable energy generation fluctuates. Just as a battery stores and discharges electricity when...