Tas Gas
Tas Gas is Tasmania’s gas distributor as well as supplying some parts of Victoria. Read more about them and find out how they operate here through Savvy’s energy review.
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Tas Gas is a privately owned gas company in Tasmania, but they also supply natural gas to ten regional towns in Victoria. The company is owned by interests managed by Foresight Australia Funds Management. They serve residential, commercial and industrial customers, providing gas for domestic heating, hot water and cooking, as well as industrial and commercial needs. Tas Gas holds around 65% of the market share of domestic gas retailing in the state.
They are the state’s only gas distributor, with Tas Gas Networks operating a gas network with over 837 kilometres of pipelines delivering natural gas for heating homes, businesses, and industrial facilities. The state has one other gas retailer, the state government-owned Aurora Energy. However, not all areas of Tasmania have access to natural gas, with Tas Gas’s network of pipelines expanding each year.
In addition to distributing gas in Tasmania, Tas Gas also owns and operates a 182-kilometre transmission pipeline from Carisbrook to Horsham in south-west Victoria, supplying gas to regional towns in that area.
Disclaimer: Please note that Savvy does not represent Tas Gas for their retail energy products. All listed information is correct as of August 2023 but subject to change.
In which states or territories does Tas Gas operate in?
Tas Gas offers natural gas supplies in:
- Tasmania (parts of)
- Victoria (only 10 towns)
Pros and cons of using Tas Gas as your gas provider
- One of only two gas retailers in Tasmania, the other being the government-owned Aurora Energy
- Also offers the installation of gas appliances
- Generous rewards are available for connecting additional gas appliances, such as $500 credit for a hot water system, $750 for a flued heating system or fireplace, and $1,000 for ducted or hydronic heating
- Offers bill smoothing options
- An application to be connected to natural gas can take weeks or months, with no guarantee of connection in more remote locations
- Very little price competition, with only two retailers in the market
- High connection and disconnection fees
- High daily supply charges
- Limited choice of plans available
- No mobile app or usage monitoring is possible
Where does Tas Gas supply gas to?
Tasmania:
- Hobart
- Bridgewater
- Launceston
- Longford
- Ulverstone
- Devonport
- Burnie
- Wynyard
- Westbury
- Georgetown
Victoria:
- Terang
- Maldon
- Marong
- Heathcote
- Robinvale
- Kerang
- Nathalia
- Swan Hill
- Orbost
- Lakes Entrance
Tas Gas also owns the 182km high-pressure transmission pipeline from Carisbrook to Horsham, which supplies gas to the regional towns of Avoca, Ararat, Stawell and Horsham.
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