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Securing Australia’s Energy Future

Delivering Infrastructure Solutions for the Energy Transition

At APA, we’re taking on one of Australia’s greatest challenges: the energy transition. We’re not doing it alone. We’re doing it as Australia’s energy infrastructure partner – a role our unique experience and expertise positions us to play.

Australia’s Energy Infrastructure Partner

For decades, APA Group has delivered the critical energy infrastructure Australia relies on, and today, as the nation's energy infrastructure partner, we are connecting communities to a more sustainable future.

For decades, APA Group has delivered the critical energy infrastructure Australia relies on, and today we are proud to be the nation's energy infrastructure partner driving the transition to a more sustainable future. By managing a diverse portfolio of gas, renewables, and electricity transmission, we work closely with our customers and communities to lower emissions, reduce costs, and safely secure Australia's energy future.

Building on a quarter of a century of securing Australia’s energy future, APA continues to evolve from our humble beginnings in 2000, when we listed with just three major pipeline assets.

Today we own or operate a diverse $20 billion portfolio of energy assets and transport about half of the nation’s gas. We’ve also delivered more than two decades of uninterrupted dividend growth for securityholders, which we understand makes us one of only two companies currently listed on the ASX to do this.

Our history of consistent growth continued into FY25 with a strong financial and operational performance.

Over the past 12 months, we have again achieved revenue, earnings and distributions growth, while working with our customers to deliver critical new infrastructure that supports energy security and transition across Australia.

We have strong momentum in the delivery of our customer-focused growth strategy, which is to be the partner of choice for energy infrastructure solutions in growth markets, including gas transmission and storage, remote power generation, and gas fired power generation.

During FY25, we continued to progress major growth opportunities, with a focus on disciplined capital allocation and the prioritisation of opportunities that will deliver the best returns. We have also taken steps to simplify our business and to become more cost-efficient.

Over the past 12 months, we’ve seen a broader understanding and acceptance of the essential role that gas plays in enabling Australia’s energy transition to a lower carbon future.

This has reinforced our confidence in the long-term critical part our assets will play in Australia’s energy market. We are confident that our East Coast Gas Grid (ECGG) Expansion Plan, early works in the Beetaloo Basin, opportunities in gas-power generation and ongoing growth in remote power generation in the Pilbara, will underpin our growth for years to come.