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What is the National Electricity Market?

The National Electricity Market (NEM) is critical to Australia's current and future prosperity, and vital to the country's energy transition plans, but what exactly is it?  This article provides an overview of the history, supply and demand fundamentals and market functions of the NEM. 

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The East Coast Gas System Explained

Australia's East Coast Gas System (ECGS) is an interconnected market and network of gas infrastructure that spans all states and territories except Western Australia. 

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The role of natural gas in the energy transition

This article explores the key reasons why natural gas will be crucial to the transition to a low carbon economy, as well as the role the Gas & Energy Transition Research Centre will play in filling asociated knowledge gaps. 

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Natural gas in Australia

This article summarises the natural gas industry in Australia, detailing its uses, extraction methods, and geographic locations. It highlights how natural gas, used in electricity generation, manufacturing, and exports, has been increasingly sourced from both conventional and unconventional reservoirs like coal seam gas, especially in Queensland.

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The Great Artesian Basin(s)

This article examines the Great Artesian Basin, one of the largest groundwater basins globally. It explains the Basin's crucial role in supporting agriculture, ecosystems, and communities, while also highlighting the importance of sustainable management to ensure its long-term viability. 

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Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS)

This article explains the concept of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) as a method to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from industrial processes and power plants. It outlines the importance of CCS in addressing climate change by capturing and storing CO₂ underground, especially for emissions from fossil fuel-based energy sources. 

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