The Australian pipeline and gas industry is navigating a period of change, complexity, and opportunity. Across the sector, conversations are evolving quickly as organisations respond to shifting expectations, emerging technologies, and long-term strategic pressures.
Safety remains foundational, but the way it is approached continues to evolve. Environmental performance is now central to decision-making, not peripheral. The role of gas within the broader energy transition is under constant discussion, particularly as reliability, affordability, and long-term sustainability intersect. At the same time, new technologies are reshaping how assets are monitored, maintained, and optimised.
These are not theoretical discussions. They are happening on projects, in boardrooms, and across operational teams every day.
The APGA Convention & Exhibition 2026 is where these conversations converge.
From 5–8 September in Darwin, the Convention will bring together professionals from across the pipeline and gas sector to share insight, challenge assumptions, and explore the direction of the industry. The technical program provides the structured platform for knowledge sharing, while leadership and panel discussions create space for broader debate and perspective.
What makes this different is the environment around the program.
The Convention is designed to bring people together. Between sessions, across the exhibition, and through the social program, delegates have the opportunity to connect directly with those leading projects, solving challenges, and shaping the future of the industry.
The result is not just a better understanding of the issues. It is a network of people working through them together.
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