28 September 2023 Join the conversation to enhance coexistence in Queensland Queenslanders are encouraged to have their say on proposed changes that will help improve the sustainable coexistence of landholders, rural and regional communities, and the resources and energy sectors. The consultation paper builds on the Queensland Government’s response to the GasFields Commission Queensland’s (GFCQ) […]
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11 August 2023 Corrigendum to the report: Review of the Regional Planning Interests Act 2014 Assessment Process On page 21 of the, under the heading of other observations, the GasFields Commission Queensland’s report Review of the Regional Planning Interests Act 2014 originally stated the following: The RPI Act allows for a range of other exemptions in […]
28 July 2023 Study builds greater understanding of CSG-induced subsidence impact on farming businesses New research into the potential impacts of coal seam gas-induced land subsidence on farming operations has today been released by the GasFields Commission Queensland. GasFields Commission CEO Warwick Squire said the latest research assessed the potential consequence of CSG-induced subsidence to […]
23 February 2023 New Shared Landscapes – Industry Trends report released In its continued commitment to keeping Queenslanders informed about development trends in the gas industry, including how the industry interacts with the state’s agricultural sector and host communities, the GasFields Commission Queensland has released the latest Shared Landscapes – Industry Trends report. Shared Landscapes […]
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4 December 2022 Enhanced protections recommended for landholders in areas affected by CSG-induced subsidence A series of changes relating to the management of CSG-induced subsidence have been recommended to Government by the GasFields Commission Queensland following a comprehensive regulatory review. GasFields Commission CEO Warwick Squire said the Regulatory review of coal seam gas-induced subsidence report […]
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Surat and Bowen Basin Stakeholders discussion paper The GasFields Commission Queensland is inviting landholders, community members and other stakeholders from across the Surat and Bowen Basins to help shape the format of ongoing stakeholder engagement relating to gas development across these regions. To effectively facilitate coexistence, the Commission needs to understand issues of relevance to […]
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