Research

Executive Summary	Maintaining the gas sector’s excellent public safety record is paramount in the energy transition. In a time of great change, this study helps set industry on a path to keep this important achievement in place by identifying a firm foundation for management of public safety risk at all levels from policy and regulation, through industry and organisation, to workers. Its primary output is a review of public safety / system reliability assurance in emergent technologies and during major technology transitions. A foundation for public safety risk management in the transition will be delivered in the form of a workshop (early February 2025) and a report.
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Commencement / End Date	24 June 2024 to 28 February 2025
Outcomes / Impact	This project will result in better public safety risk management during the transition by providing a common foundation for identification, discussion and management of specific risks as they emerge across regulators, industry, organisations, projects and individuals. This will provide the foundation for identifying and disseminating lessons from projects (via future projects).
Partners	RMIT, University of Canberra, APA Group, Jemena, GPA Engineering, SA Department for Energy and Mining, ESV
Research Contact	Jeremy Harris Research and Innovation Manager jeremy.harris@futurefuelscrc.com