Guide
The Gas Guide
Information landholders need to know about gas development in one concise, easy to read document.
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Guide
Condamine Alluvium and coal seam gas: what the 2026 reforms mean for landholders
Guidance to help landholders understand the 2026 coal seam gas reforms for the Condamine Alluvium.
Guide
Landholder guide: Decommissioning renewable energy projects
Practical guidance for landholders on planning and negotiating decommissioning of renewable energy projects.
Guide
Make good obligations frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions about make good obligations for groundwater impacts.
Guide
Clean Energy Negotiations Guide for First Nations
Practical guidance to support First Nations groups in renewable energy project negotiations.
Toolkit
RELA Assess
Online tool to assess land suitability for renewable energy and related infrastructure.
Guide
First Nations co-ownership and equity participation in clean energy projects
Guidance on structuring co-ownership and equity participation in renewable energy projects.
Guide
Leading Practice Principles: First Nations and Renewable Energy Projects
Principles to guide engagement and partnerships with First Nations in renewable projects.
Toolkit
Office of Groundwater Impact Assessment products and tools
Access OGIA reports, data and resources on groundwater impacts.
Guide
Transfer of petroleum infrastructure to landholders
Information on processes for transferring petroleum infrastructure to landholders.
Guide
Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) fact sheet
Overview of battery energy storage systems, including how they work and key considerations for communities and landholders.
Guide
Quick guide – Make good obligations
Summary guide to make good obligations and what they mean for landholders.