GEA's submission to the Australian Government's Future Gas Strategy details LPG's transition to net zero bioLPG and actual zero renewable LPG, its applicability in homes, commercial and industrial (including farming), and recreational uses. It also shows how it can replace diesel and shipping fuel - all while decarbonising over the same timeframe as electrification...

LPG is different. It has a clear pathway to decarbonise to net zero initially, but actual zero from the mid-2030s. GEA's submission makes the case for the value proposition LPG provides in complementing electrification, while providing homes, businesses and industries (including farming) with reliable, affordable and zero-emitting gas they know and trust...

Flipping the idea that electrification is the only way to achieve emissions reductions, new modelling shows homes and businesses across Australia can reliably and affordably use net zero, moving to actual zero, LPG - avoiding the exorbitant costs of switching to electricity, saving the public purse from unnecessary costs and taking pressure off an increasingly overstretched electricity grid...