The new Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) consists of the Dampier Bunbury Pipeline, Australian Gas Networks and Multinet. Find out more.

AGIG is committed to ensuring our remote power customers are delivered the lowest cost of energy. This is achieved through combining renewables, batteries and potentially hydrogen with traditional fuel sources – also providing better carbon outcomes.

Mar 6, 2025 · Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) is pleased to publish its Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) suite of reports for 2024, representing the Group’s ongoing commitment to transparency and the disclosure of ESG targets and performance.

With extensive experience in the energy sector, the AGIG executive team is well placed to lead us to achieving our vision.

Email: [email protected]. Media Enquiries. Email: [email protected]. Postal Address. Australian Gas Infrastructure Group. Level 6, 400 King William Street Adelaide SA 5000. Dampier Bunbury Pipeline. PO Box Z5267 St Georges Terrace Perth WA 6831. Multinet Gas Networks. 181 William St

Hydrogen Park Murray Valley continues AGIG’s hydrogen leadership by extending our renewable gas footprint into Victoria and New South Wales. It aligns with our vision for a renewable gas future and delivering 10% renewable gas in our networks by 2030.

AGIG is a leading investor in renewable gases and is using its existing infrastructure to facilitate development and production in renewable gases. Read our submission to the Victorian Government’s consultation on its Renewable Gases Directions Paper.

Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) will soon commence construction on one of the most significant hydrogen production facilities in Australia – Hydrogen Park Murray Valley (HyP Murray Valley).

At AGIG, we are committed to sustainable gas delivery today, and tomorrow. Our Low Carbon Vision targets 10% renewable gas (such as biomethane and hydrogen) by volume by in our distribution networks by no later than 2030, with full decarbonisation of our …

AGIG owns natural gas transmission pipelines across Australia. For emergencies within these corridors, property owners, pipeline operators and contractors should call the state contact centre below.