Research Paper

What Has Been Left Behind in Previous IEEJ Reports and Submissions? - Reflections from Legal Analysis and Stakeholder Submissions - Australia's Domestic Gas Reservation Scheme #Issue 4

Author	Hiroshi Hashimoto, Takafumi Yanagisawa, Yoshimasa Mori
Summary	As readers are aware, the Institute of Energy Economics, Japan (IEEJ) previously submitted formal comments during the consultation process on the Exposure Draft legislative package for the proposed Australian Domestic Gas ...
Outline	The purpose of the paper is to identify and discuss several significant issues regarding the proposed Australian Domestic Gas Reservation Scheme (DGRS) that have emerged from analyses and submissions by other organisations, with particular emphasis on matters that were not addressed in detail in previous IEEJ (the Institute of Energy Economics, Japan) publications and submissions. In doing so, the paper seeks to contribute to a broader understanding of how the DGRS may operate in practice and where further policy clarification or refinement may be beneficial. These issues do not necessarily replace or supersede the observations already made by IEEJ.
Keyword	Domestic Gas Reservation Scheme, consultation process, Market-Balancing Mechanism, physical connectivity, practical supply capability
Media	ＨＰ (10/16/2026)
Report PDF	https://eneken.ieej.or.jp/data/13594.pdf