Assessing and projecting gas effects on regional economic activity in NSW
This project analyses the influence of the NSW on-shore gas industry on regional economic and social indicators, and uses economic models to generate descriptions of potential future effects for NSW.
This research improves understanding of the role of the gas industry in NSW across a comprehensive set of economic and social indicators, enabling insights into potential changes to NSW industry, employment, land use, productivity, and human capital under a range of gas industry development scenarios.
Reports ands journals
Assessing and projecting on-shore gas effects on regional economic activity in New South Wales
This final reports improves understanding and provides insights into potential changes to regional NSW industry, employment, land use, productivity, and human capital under a range of gas industry development scenarios.
Extras
Assessing and projecting on-shore gas effects on regional economic activity in New South Wales
This factsheet provides a high level overview of research methodology and key findings for the GISERA research project “Assessing and projecting on-shore gas effects on regional economic activity in New South Wales’.
Lessons from 5 years of GISERA economic research
Scientifically robust analysis of trade-offs for onshore gas activity can inform the design of strategies for socially acceptable and efficient use of energy resources. Here, we present lessons from a portfolio of research spanning three States and different industry stages conducted as part of the Gas Industry Social and Environmental Research Alliance (GISERA).
Assessing and projecting on-shore gas effects on regional economic activity in New South Wales
Presentation to CSIRO’s GISERA Knowledge Transfer Session held in Brisbane and via webex on Tuesday 11 May, 2021.
Project progress
This project is complete.
Project proposal
A detailed description of the project, budget and research milestones.
Project progress
The project outline, any variations and research progress.