2023 Media Releases
Gas Energy Australia is committed to providing timely comment on current and emerging issues, and being responsive to media enquiries, as a vital conduit to the public. Media requests for comment or interviews should be directed to CEO Brett Heffernan...
March 2023
- LPG charts path to zero emissions across Victoria by 2045 - Over 321,000 Victorian homes rely on LPG for cooking, hot water and heating, which makes the fact LPG is beginning the transition to 100% renewable, zero emissions from 2025 great news for all those families relying on it. The huge benefit of renewable LPG is it's a simple 'drop in' replacement for conventional LPG. That means no extra costs to taxpayers, homeowners, businesses or community groups using LPG...
- LPG charts path to zero emissions across NSW by 2045 - More than 511,000 NSW homes rely on LPG for cooking, hot water and heating, which makes the fact LPG is beginning the transition to 100% renewable, zero emissions from 2025 great news for all those families relying on it - negating cost pressures on taxpayers, homeowners, businesses or community groups of switching to expensive, unreliable and unnecessary electrification...
- LPG charts path to zero emissions across SA by 2045 - With 135,000 SA homes relying on LPG for cooking, hot water and heating, the fact LPG is beginning the transition to 100% renewable, zero emissions from 2025 great news for all those families relying on it - negating cost pressures on taxpayers, homeowners, businesses or community groups of switching to expensive, unreliable and unnecessary electrification...
- LPG charts path to zero emissions across Qld by 2045 - With 475,000 Queensland homes relying on LPG for cooking, hot water and heating, the fact LPG is beginning the transition to 100% renewable, zero emissions from 2025 great news for all those families relying on it - negating cost pressures on taxpayers, homeowners, businesses or community groups of switching to expensive, unreliable and unnecessary electrification...
- LPG charts path to zero emissions across Tasmania by 2045 - LPG connections in Tasmania are more prevalent than natural gas for in-home heating, cooking and hot water, which makes the fact LPG is beginning the transition to 100% renewable, zero emissions from 2025 great news for all those families relying on it - negating cost pressures on taxpayers, homeowners, businesses or community groups of switching to expensive, unreliable and unnecessary electrification...
- LPG charts path to zero emissions across Canberra by 2045 - LPG connections in Canberra homes for heating, cooking and hot water are on the rise, which makes the fact LPG is beginning the transition to 100% renewable, zero emissions from 2025 great news for all those families relying on it - saving families and businesses from the exorbitant costs of switching to expensive, unreliable and unnecessary electrification...
- LPG charts path to zero emissions across the NT by 2045 - More than 20,000 NT homes rely on LPG for cooking, hot water and heating, which makes the fact LPG is beginning the transition to 100% renewable, zero emissions from 2025 great news for all those families relying on it - negating cost pressures on taxpayers, homeowners, businesses or community groups of switching to expensive, unreliable and unnecessary electrification...
- LPG charts path to zero emissions across WA by 2045 - More than 262,000 WA homes rely on LPG for cooking, hot water and heating, which makes the fact LPG is beginning the transition to 100% renewable, zero emissions from 2025 great news for all those families relying on it - negating cost pressures on taxpayers, homeowners, businesses or community groups of switching to expensive, unreliable and unnecessary electrification...
