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Shared Landscapes – Industry Snapshot published

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The GasFields Commission Queensland have released the Shared Landscapes – Industry Snapshot Report. The report combines a range of information from a variety of data sources and aims to briefly delineate the current state of Queensland’s petroleum and gas industry (reporting on FY20 data), including development areas, groundwater management processes, compliance and economic contributions made to regional communities and the State.

The report is a result of months of preparation, engagement and stakeholder collaboration that has enabled the Commission to publish this information that aims to assist landholders and regional communities increase their knowledge and understanding of the current state of Queensland’s onshore gas industry, together with emerging trends and opportunities.

Please download your copy of the Shared Landscapes – Industry Snapshot Report.

The Commission would like to formally acknowledge and thank all of our key stakeholders who contributed to the formation of this report, including:

  • Members of the GasFields Commission Queensland Stakeholder Advisory Group (SAG)
  • Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
  • Australian Energy Market Operator
  • Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association (APPEA)
  • CSIRO’s Gas Industry Social and Environmental Research Alliance (GISERA)
  • Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources
  • Department of Environment and Science
  • Department of Regional Development, Manufacturing and Water
  • Department of Resources
  • International Energy Agency
  • Office of Groundwater Impact Assessment
  • Office of the Land Access Ombudsman
  • Queensland Government – Business Queensland
  • Queensland Resources Council
  • Queensland Treasury
  • Resources Safety & Health Queensland
  • Trade and Investment Queensland

The Commission remains committed to publishing factual and contemporary information related to the onshore gas industry, that is both meaningful and valuable to our stakeholders.

How can we help?

If you’re a landholder in the Surat, Galilee or Bowen Basins and wish to know more about what to expect with gas field developments, the GasFields Commission (the Commission) strongly encourages you to download a copy of our flagship publication, The Gas Guide, to obtain all the information you need to negotiate a fair and reasonable outcome should a resource company request to operate on your land.

The Gas Guide catalogues pertinent information that landholders need to know about the various stages of petroleum and gas development in Queensland – if you have any questions regarding the exploration process, Queensland’s onshore gas industry or you would like to receive a hard copy of The Gas Guide, please contact us directly via: