GEA's policy work is a running record: positions published, submissions made, outcomes secured. This page keeps the record where decision-makers, members and media can read it — on the page, not locked inside PDFs.
BioLPG and co-processed LPG formally recognised as low-carbon fuels in national emissions accounting — reform GEA advocated for, implemented by the federal government.
GEA's position on the national target and the role of gas fuels in meeting it.
GEA's priority statement: locally produced gas for households and businesses through the transition.
Transitioning from diesel to gas fuels where electrification isn't feasible — GEA states natural gas fuels are cleaner, cheaper and healthier than diesel.
Gas fuels as dependable firming and backup power for a grid built on variable renewable generation.
Adopting bioLPG, renewable DME and co-processed LPG — emissions reduction without forcing appliance replacement on households.
Unlocking Australia's low-carbon liquid fuel opportunity.
Best-practice emissions intensities update and what it means for gas fuels.
Implementation of renewable LPG recognition from 1 July 2026.
Each report gets a summary page a policymaker can read and a journalist can quote, with the full PDF one click away. Key studies from GEA's current library:
The $121.17b/258,779-jobs study behind the numbers on this site.
The industry's long-term pathway, including renewable gases.
How the sector decarbonises without appliance replacement.
Industry, promotion and community editions.
Concept note: on the current site these live as 22 PDF downloads; production would publish each as a web page with the PDF attached.
