Australian Gas Reservation Policy
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- Jake EvansABC News (AU)
- Sarah Basford CanalesThe Guardian
- Hamish HastieSydney Morning Herald
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Australian Gas Reservation Policy. (2026, October 14). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/78469
“Australian Gas Reservation Policy.” The Aporia, 14 Oct. 2026, https://the-aporia.com/event/78469.
“Australian Gas Reservation Policy.” The Aporia, October 14, 2026. https://the-aporia.com/event/78469.
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Resources Minister Madeleine King has introduced legislation for a gas reservation scheme aimed at creating a "modest" domestic oversupply to lower wholesale prices. The bill would compel producers to sell up to one-fifth of their export-bound gas to Australia, with an annual target set by the energy regulator at 110% of actual needs. When asked about potential price reductions, King declined to provide specific…
Forcing gas producers to sell to Australia won't 'crash' prices, King says →Resources minister Madeleine King told the National Press Club that Australian industries will depend on gas for the foreseeable future due to its critical role in various sectors including heating homes, manufacturing, and renewable energy support. The government's national gas reservation scheme, set to start from January 2028, aims to reserve 20% of domestic gas supplies for local use and ensure a yearly supply…
Australian industry reliant on gas for ‘foreseeable future’, resources minister tells press club →Federal Resources Minister Madeleine King announced a new gas reservation policy at the National Press Club on Wednesday, requiring large gas exporters to reserve 20% of extracted gas for domestic use in Australia's eastern states. This move aims to tackle high energy prices there but has raised concerns in Western Australia (WA), where a successful unlegislated 15% reservation system is credited with keeping local…
A fix for an ‘east coast problem’: WA wary as gas reservation policy unveiled →Analysis
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14 Oct A fix for an ‘east coast problem’: WA wary as gas reservation policy unveiledFederal Resources Minister Madeleine King announced a new gas reservation policy at the National Press Club on Wednesday, requiring large gas exporters to reserve 20% of extracted gas for domestic use in Australia's eastern states. This move aims to tackle high energy prices there but has raised concerns in Western Australia (WA), where a successful unlegislated 15% reservation system is credited with keeping local…Sydney Morning Herald
14 Oct Australian industry reliant on gas for ‘foreseeable future’, resources minister tells press clubResources minister Madeleine King told the National Press Club that Australian industries will depend on gas for the foreseeable future due to its critical role in various sectors including heating homes, manufacturing, and renewable energy support. The government's national gas reservation scheme, set to start from January 2028, aims to reserve 20% of domestic gas supplies for local use and ensure a yearly supply…The Guardian14 Oct Forcing gas producers to sell to Australia won't 'crash' prices, King saysResources Minister Madeleine King has introduced legislation for a gas reservation scheme aimed at creating a "modest" domestic oversupply to lower wholesale prices. The bill would compel producers to sell up to one-fifth of their export-bound gas to Australia, with an annual target set by the energy regulator at 110% of actual needs. When asked about potential price reductions, King declined to provide specific…ABC News (AU)
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