New lessons from Queensland's CSG experience for future energy developments
The Gas & Energy Transition Research Centre undertakes independent research to address the complexities and challenges of the energy transition in Australia and the Asia-Pacific.
Climate change is a whole-of-society challenge, but achieving a consensus on the need and means to decarbonise is difficult. Our Centre aims to help all stakeholders navigate the transition by sharing applied, policy-relevant research that is grounded in the economic and political realities of modern society."
- Professor David Close, Former Centre Director
Research themes
The Centre delivers and facilitates interdisciplinary research through four broad themes that reflect the diversity of issues associated with the energy transition.
Latest publications
Leveraging the lessons from the development of the Queensland onshore gas industry
Authors: A/Prof Kathy Witt and Dr Debashish Dev
Type: Report
Metal mobilisation and fines migration in pure CO₂ and impure CO₂–SO₂–NO reactions of carbon storage site core
Authors: Dr Julie Pearce
Type: Journal article
Methane in Great Artesian Basin aquifers: emission factors for groundwater pumping and coal seam gas produced water
Authors: Dr Julie Pearce
Type: Journal Article
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Email: gas-energy@uq.edu.au
Office number: +61 7 3346 4101
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Phone: +61 447 812 081