News & events

Gas supply, transport, and power generation are the focus of a new submission to the Australian Energy Market Operator' consultation on the Draft 2025 Inputs, Assumptions and Scenarios Report (IASR).

New research presents a more efficient method of computing the complex spatial statistics often faced by geoscientists.

The Centre's website now has an 'Energy Consultations Hub' to increase engagement with energy-related deliberative processes around Australia by providing a single point from which they can be accessed. 

Professor David Close outlines the critical role gas-powered generation (GPG) will play in Australia's energy future in an article published by The Australian.

Attendees to the 2024 Annual Research Review had the opportunity to dive into the details of dozens of energy-related projects across The University of Queensland (UQ) as researchers presented academic posters covering almost every aspect of the transition. 

In a new article published by Energy Insights, Centre Professor David Close shares his thoughts on an increasingly important question: 'are gas import terminals a necessary solution or pricey gamble?'

Researchers, policymakers, and industry professionals recently visited The University of Queensland to immerse themselves in energy sector advancements as part of the Gas & Energy Transition Research Centre’s Annual Research Review.

Machine learning, data analysis, statistics, and environmental science skills were all put to the test recently as University of Queensland students joined the Gas & Energy Transition Research Centre.

Australia’s energy outlook was on the agenda as key government, industry and research figures gathered in Brisbane for the UQ Energy Leaders Dinner.

Professor David Close outlines why the federal and Victorian governments should consider a shorter-duration gas strategy specific to southern states to dodge shortfalls.