2025 Submissions to Government
- Preview Building Electrification Regulatory Impact Statement [PDF 276.9 kb]
- Gas Energy Australia (GEA) endorses the critical role of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) in Victoria's energy landscape, as highlighted in our submission to the Building Electrification Regulatory Impact Statement (RIS). As a reliable energy source for millions of Australians, particularly in regional areas, LPG provides essential services and supports emissions reduction efforts. The exclusion of LPG from the RIS analysis could lead to flawed conclusions favouring electrification, which may not represent the best outcomes for consumers. GEA advocates for a comprehensive approach that includes renewable forms of LPG, such as bioLPG and renewable LPG (rLPG), to achieve a balanced energy mix. By embracing LPG's potential, we aim to contribute to a sustainable energy future that ensures reliability, affordability, and progress towards net zero emissions for all Victorians.
- Preview AEMO Draft 2025 Inputs, Assumptions and Scenarios Consultation Stage 1 [PDF 315.1 kb]
- Gas Energy Australia (GEA) strongly supports the integration of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) in Australia's energy planning, as outlined in our submission to the AEMO Draft 2025 Inputs, Assumptions and Scenarios Consultation. LPG not only provides essential energy services to millions of Australians, including approximately 30% of households, but also plays a crucial role in achieving emissions reduction. With its lower greenhouse gas footprint compared to traditional fuels and the emergence of renewable alternatives like bioLPG and renewable LPG (rLPG), GEA advocates for a balanced energy mix that ensures energy security, particularly in regional areas. By recognizing and promoting the potential of LPG and its renewable forms, we aim to support a sustainable energy future that benefits all Australians while advancing our goals for net zero emissions.
- Preview Victorian Renewable Gas Directions Paper [PDF 260.7 kb]
- Gas Energy Australia (GEA) supports the Victorian Renewable Gas Directions Paper, highlighting the critical role that Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) plays in Australia's energy landscape. With a commitment to emissions reduction, GEA recognizes the need for a diverse energy mix that includes renewable alternatives such as bioLPG and renewable LPG (rLPG). These renewable forms of LPG provide reliable energy solutions for industrial, commercial, residential, and transport sectors, particularly in regions where electrification is impractical or costly. By encouraging the adoption of renewable gases through the Industrial Renewable Gas Guarantee (IRGG) framework, GEA aims to facilitate a transition to a sustainable energy future that meets the needs of all Australians.
