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Prospectus

Previous ADGO Articles

Read articles from previous ADGO speakers for key insights around the Domestic Gas sector.

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ADGO 2026 Article Post

Australia’s east-coast gas market is facing significant reform, with a potential export-permitting regime linking LNG exports to domestic supply obligations as government seeks to improve supply security and price stability. The article explores how the design of these reforms could either create a more coherent long-term gas framework or risk further uncertainty and intervention in the market.

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ADGO 2026 Article Post 2

Australia’s gas sector is entering a more commercially focused phase of decarbonisation, where investment decisions are increasingly shaped by cost, technology choices, regulation and the ability of projects such as CCS and low-carbon gas to deliver viable returns. With decarbonisation adding costs and green premiums far from guaranteed, cost competitiveness and disciplined investment will be critical in determining which solutions are ultimately bankable.

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ADGO 2026 Article Post (1)

Australia’s east coast faces growing gas supply challenges as legacy production declines and demand for reliable energy firming increases. Meeting the challenge will require a combination of new supply, flexible infrastructure and stable policy settings to turn available resources into bankable, deliverable domestic gas.

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