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June 2024

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David Gillespie, managing director Jemena:

Biomethane - from pipedream to pipelines

Converting waste into renewable energy is no longer a pipedream. It is no longer merely a concept for future energy networks to embrace.

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Malabar Biomethane Injection Plant is not only already injecting into the NSW gas network and demonstrating the compatibility of biomethane with existing infrastructure.

Renewable gas emerging as a key piece in emissions reduction puzzle

While Europe and the United Kingdom are adopting renewable gas at a great rate, Australia has been slower to adopt these new technologies, in particular biomethane.

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Security and affordability over net zero: energy giant Jemena

Rising geopolitical risks should prompt a rethink of Australia’s energy priorities so reliability of supply and affordability rank above the net zero transition.

  • Ronald Mizen

January 2024

Rob Stewart, managing partner at GIP Australia.

Goldman Sachs in charm offensive for $5b Jemena stake

Although GIP has shown early interest, it is not the only party considering an offer.

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August 2023

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Renewable gas from organic waste could help meet Australia’s energy needs.

Unleash the power of renewable gas

Denmark is leading the world in the production of renewable gas, biomethane made from such waste. The Danes have replaced a staggering 25 per cent of natural gas supply with biomethane.

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July 2023

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Linda Cardillo, general manager for renewable gas at Jemena.

Australia must join Europe’s biogas embrace

In the days surrounding November’s introduction to parliament of the federal government’s latest climate action plan, something impressive happened in France - a biomethane facility was commissioned.

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gas networks around the country are taking steps towards lowering emissions in pursuit of net-zero emissions targets.

Turning people’s business into power

Gas produced from what Sydneysiders flush down the toilet is now being injected into the NSW gas network, thanks to the Australian-first project in Sydney’s south-east.

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An executive roundtable hosted by the Australian Financial Review facilitated decarbonisation discussions.

Gas networks ready for renewables

As Australia continues its transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy, the role played by gas, and gas networks, is capturing increasing attention.

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Jason Dickfos, head of growth at EDL.

Policy handbrake on green change

For local sustainable and renewable energy player EDL Energy, the continuing lack of policy certainty around much of Australia’s energy transition remains a handbrake on investment in this country, especially when it comes to biogas.

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June 2023

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Renewable gas has the potential to become a $50 billion industry.

On the cusp of a $50b renewable gas bonanza

The nation stands at the edge of a renewable gas bonanza, with the potential to provide over half of all Australia’s gas needs and create a $50 billion industry.

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Linda Cardillo, general manager for renewable gas at Jemena.

Harnessing Australia’s biomethane potential

Electrification is not the only way to decarbonise Australia’s economy and way of life.

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October 2022

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Jemena’s Western Sydney Green Hydrogen Hub

Keeping our options open on the path to net-zero

Decarbonising our existing energy infrastructure may be the leg-up we need to ensure the transition to net-zero by 2050 is a smooth one.

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July 2022

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Renewable gas is often overlooked in the net zero conversation.

Renewable gas - a missing piece in Australia’s energy puzzle

Over the past couple of months, there has been a lot of discussion about the way forward for Australia’s energy system.

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Melissa Perrow

Decarbonisation is a gradual process

Decarbonising the gas network may take time, but it is a pathway Australia needs to take.

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Daniel Westerman

Being hydrogen-ready is the big question

The gas industry has more levers to pull in the near term when it comes to distribution for Australia’s decarbonisation journey.

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Gabrielle Sycamore

Sensible policy will drive growth of renewables

There is a great deal of work yet to done in the regulatory framework surrounding the nation’s energy future.

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Shahana McKenzie

Picking winners could be a losing game

The energy mix of the future will need to reflect a clear assessment of various alternatives, including renewable gas.

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John Falzon

Australia must look at global examples for the use of gas

While the world is turning its attention to renewable gas and biomethane, Australia is being left behind despite its domestic potential.

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Energy debate searching for middle ground

The challenge of energy transition centres around encouraging the co-existence of many technologies while keeping track of the net zero goal.

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