Information about EnergyQuest’s ‘LNG and energy essentials’ report is available by clicking here. Not as bad as it could have been, but still not good The Australian Government released exposure draft legislation in September for the new Australian Domestic Gas Reservation Scheme. The parameters of the scheme were revised In favour of LNG exporters compared to […]
EnergyQuarterly Report – September 2026
Media Release 6 September 2026 Follow the money There are a variety of sayings about investing, and two of the pithier ones are worth remembering this quarter: ‘capital goes where it is wanted and stays where it is well treated’ (Walter Wriston, former Citicorp CEO), and ‘never lose money’ (Warren Buffett). Despite robust long-term demand […]
EnergyQuarterly Report
The EnergyQuarterly is an independent and comprehensive 180 page update on Australasian energy, utilising EnergyQuest’s proprietary statistical data bases. Each quarter the report analyses: Major current issues in both global and Australian energy. East coast gas market. East coast electricity market. Western Australia energy market. Renewables developments. Energy prices. Oil and gas exploration. Energy politics […]
LNG and energy essentials – May 2026
Information about EnergyQuest’s ‘LNG and energy essentials’ report is available by clicking here. International and east coast gas markets track different paths The rolling pressure on international gas markets is clearly not evident in Australian gas market dynamics, even as winter begins in the southern states. In this month’s LNG and energy essentials report we take a […]
EnergyQuarterly Report
The EnergyQuarterly is an independent and comprehensive 160 page update on Australian energy, utilising EnergyQuest’s proprietary statistical data bases. Each quarter the report analyses: Major current issues in both global and Australian energy. East coast gas market. East coast electricity market. Western Australia energy market. Renewables developments. Energy prices. Oil and gas exploration. Energy politics […]
EnergyQuarterly Report – June 2026
Media Release 6 June 2026 Trilemma has a winner The energy trilemma is the trade-off made between reliability, affordability and environmental sustainability. With net zero carbon policies, the environment has been the recent focal theme in the trilemma – taking reliability for granted, until recent events reminded everyone that reliability is always the winner in the […]
EnergyQuarterly Report – March 2026
Media Release 7 March 2026 Any reservations? The east coast gas industry received a rather unwelcome Christmas present in 2025, with the Australian Government’s 22 December 2025 announcement that it would introduce a domestic gas reservation. However, EnergyQuest analysis suggests that there may not be much gas available to reserve until the 2030s if the […]
EnergyQuarterly Report Mar 2026 Brochure
The EnergyQuarterly is an independent and comprehensive 160 page update on Australian energy, utilising EnergyQuest’s proprietary statistical data bases. Each quarter the report analyses: Major current issues in both global and Australian energy. East coast gas market. East coast electricity market. Western Australia energy market. Renewables developments. Energy prices. Oil and gas exploration. Energy politics […]
LNG and energy essentials – November 202
Information about EnergyQuest’s ‘LNG and energy essentials’ report is available by clicking here. What difference does an election make? The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) published the draft 2026 Integrated System Plan (ISP) in December. The ISP is a long and complicated document, but there is at least one key difference between the 2024 and […]
EnergyQuarterly Report – December 2025
Media Release 6 December 2025 20 years of energy insight This year EnergyQuest is proud to celebrate 20 years of providing independent, experienced advice on Australian energy. We note in this EnergyQuarterly that there is a building momentum for expansion of gas supply and explore what impact that might have on global energy supply. Within […]






