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Coal seam gas information for community and landholders

The department is committed to delivering relevant, accurate and current information to the community relating to the CSG/LNG industry.

Coal seam gas overview

  • What is coal seam gas?
  • Petroleum and gas authorities for coal seam gas projects

Resource enquiries or complaints

  • Protection from environmental nuisance
  • Resources enquiries and complaints | Business Queensland

Water impacts

  • Coal seam gas water
  • Water quality and ecosystem health
  • Underground water impacts and make good obligations
  • Groundwater monitoring for resource impacts

Transfer of petroleum infrastructure to landholders

Information and guideline about the process for transferring petroleum infrastructure to landholders.

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  • Land Access Ombudsman
  • The Gas Guide (Gasfields Commission)

Mapping & spatial tools

  • GeoResGlobe (online mapping tool for mining and exploration data)
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Searching for information

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  • Environmental Protection Act 1994 public register (Environmental Authorities)
  • Suitable operator register (ERAs)
Last reviewed:
9 July 2026
Last updated:
23 December 2024

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