Who attends and why?
Who attends?
The audience is composed of senior industry executives and directors from the domestic gas value chain as well as representatives of key stakeholders such as government regulators and major gas users.
Over its 14-year history, the event has grown to over 400 participants.

Why attend?
The Domestic Gas Reservation Scheme reforms will reshape domestic supply, contracting and investment confidence. This is the only major Australian forum bringing producers, exporters, pipelines, regulators, investors and industrial gas users into one room to tackle supply, price and policy risk.
Hear how declining legacy basins, southern shortfalls, Queensland dependence and storage constraints are changing the east coast outlook, and how gas-fired generation is growing in importance as coal retires and the power system needs firming capacity.
They'll be analysis how international LNG markets, netback pricing and geopolitical shocks influence domestic prices and contracting, and identify which industrial sectors will still need gas and how much, as electrification and decarbonisation reshape demand. We'll also examine the investment, financing, pipeline, storage and infrastructure challenges that will determine whether new supply reaches demand centres.
Past attendees include:

Key themes for ADGO 2027
East Coast Gas Reservation and market reform
Securing new supply before legacy basins decline
Gas-fired generation (GPG) and the energy transition
International LNG markets and geopolitical risk
Industrial demand and who will buy the gas?
Investment and financing new gas projects
Pipeline capacity, storage and infrastructure delivery
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