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Expert analysis and insights into the latest trends and developments in the energy market from APA Group.
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Send us a text The Australian Financial Review surveys the country's top business leaders each year, asking for their views on the economy, politics, and industry. APA Group CEO Adam Watson participated in this year's poll to share his perspective on the opportunities facing Australia in 2026. On The roadmap to energy security: why gas and renewables must work together to maintain a reliable and decarbonised grid.
Send us a text The Australian Financial Review surveys the country's top business leaders each year, asking for their views on the economy, politics, and industry. APA Group CEO Adam Watson participated in this year's poll to share his perspective on the opportunities facing Australia in 2026. As data centres demand more power, we explore why the energy industry is the ultimate enabler for the Australian AI race.
Send us a text The Australian Financial Review surveys the country's top business leaders each year, asking for their views on the economy, politics, and industry. APA Group CEO Adam Watson participated in this year's poll to share his perspective on the opportunities facing Australia in 2026. In an era of AI and geopolitical shifts, Adam Watson discusses the need to manage—not avoid—risk to capture new opportunities.
Send us a text The Australian Financial Review surveys the country's top business leaders each year, asking for their views on the economy, politics, and industry. APA Group CEO Adam Watson participated in this year's poll to share his perspective on the opportunities facing Australia in 2026. Moving past the import debate to discuss how Australia can use its LNG export strength to secure domestic gas supply.
Send us a text The Australian Financial Review surveys the country's top business leaders each year, asking for their views on the economy, politics, and industry. APA Group CEO Adam Watson participated in this year's poll to share his perspective on the opportunities facing Australia in 2026. A look at how energy affordability acts as a foundation for solving intergenerational equality, housing, and healthcare challenges.
Send us a text The Australian Financial Review surveys the country's top business leaders each year, asking for their views on the economy, politics, and industry. APA Group CEO Adam Watson participated in this year's poll to share his perspective on the opportunities facing Australia in 2026. Why reliable, affordable energy is the silent driver behind a $100 billion manufacturing sector and a productive economy.
Send us a text The Australian Financial Review surveys the country's top business leaders each year, asking for their views on the economy, politics, and industry. APA Group CEO Adam Watson participated in this year's poll to share his perspective on the opportunities facing Australia in 2026. Adam Watson explores how the right policy settings can unlock the private investment needed to secure Australia’s energy future.
Send us a text The Australian Financial Review surveys the country's top business leaders each year, asking for their views on the economy, politics, and industry. APA Group CEO Adam Watson participated in this year's poll to share his perspective on the opportunities facing Australia in 2026. He highlighted that Australia is well-placed to lead in the energy transition, provided we get the policy settings right. His responses outline why domestic gas is essential to firming renewables, power...
Send us a text Most people haven’t heard of the Mondarra Gas Storage Facility, but it’s quietly keeping Western Australia’s energy secure. Located 350km north of Perth, this facility stores gas underground with a capacity equivalent to 210 grid-scale batteries. To build that much battery storage would cost over $300 billion. It plays a critical role during the market shortfalls and is essential for backing up renewables as coal generation retires.
Send us a text As Australia's energy infrastructure partner, we are working with government, customers, communities and Traditional Owners to bring the nation-building Beetaloo Basin project to life. This project is vital for securing Australia's energy future. Our new podcast explains our recent progress and what comes next.
Send us a text As Australia moves away from coal-fired power, continued investment in our regions is essential. Gas infrastructure, working alongside renewables, provides the reliable energy Australia needs.
Send us a text How do we ensure transport infrastructure is available to move gas from where it’s produced to where it’s needed most? In this Transmission podcast, CEO and Managing Director Adam Watson explains why Queensland’s gas reserves are key to securing energy supply along the east coast.
Send us a text Could existing gas infrastructure be the key to growing Australia’s renewable biomethane market? In this Transmission podcast, Sina Keivani explores how proposed changes to reporting rules for renewable gases could be a significant catalyst for biomethane production growth.
Send us a text How do we ensure the energy system stays secure and reliable during the energy transition?
Send us a text Coordinated industry and government action will ensure secure reliable gas supply for households and industry while supporting Australia’s broader energy transition goals.
Send us a text If Australia has abundant natural gas reserves, why are we considering importing LNG? In this Transmission piece, Beth Griggs, Group Executive Strategy and Corporate Development at APA Group, breaks down the implications for businesses, consumers and our energy security.
Send us a text Basslink is the last unregulated interconnector in the national electricity market - what does it mean for energy costs in Victoria and Tasmania if it stays that way?
Send us a text Australia's energy security is a growing concern, and with coal power stations aging the risk of blackouts is increasing. Gas offers a reliable solution to bridge the gap between renewable energy sources and ensure a stable energy supply. This article was originally published in the Herald Sun on 5 December 2024.
Send us a text Zero carbon electrons, produced primarily through wind and solar power, are increasingly helping consumers decarbonise their electricity use across Australia’s electricity markets. It is easy to forget that many energy users, such as manufacturing, mining and long-haul transport (i.e. aviation, trucking, and shipping) simply cannot rely on zero carbon electrons to meet their long-term emission reduction targets. This is why zero carbon molecules such as hydrogen are not just de...
Send us a text If Australia is to meet its emissions reduction targets, the retirement of coal power stations is one of the biggest steps we can undertake. Unless we have reliable, long duration sources of energy to replace coal, base-load generation, governments will keep coal open for longer than necessary, which will also delay the further deployment of renewables. In an energy system that will be increasingly dominated by renewables, giving state governments the peace of mind to allow the...
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