27 February 2024

Employer Statement on Workplace Gender Equality Agency Reporting

Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) welcomes the opportunity to engage with the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA).

We are encouraged by numbers that show our current workforce has 40% more women than the industry average, and 24% more women in management roles than the industry average. We are also pleased to be part of the 77% of the industry which offers paid parental leave.

Over the past 12 months, AGIG has embarked upon a process to close our gender pay gap. The centrepiece of this work is the implementation of a new Remuneration Framework which prioritises the identification and closure of gender pay gaps.

While we are proud of our progress, there is still more to do. The numbers released today tell us that.

In the coming 12-24 months, AGIG will review its attraction, recruitment, retention and promotion processes with a focus on closing the gender pay gap.

We will also conduct deep dives into the roles with the largest identified gender pay gaps in order to draw out reasons for the gap and implement solutions to close the pay gap.

AGIG looks forward to providing further updates via WGEA.

 
 

Background

AGIG owns, operates and invests in infrastructure which delivers gas to more than two million homes and businesses. It powers generators, mines, manufacturers and household appliances and the combined network makes AGIG one of the largest gas infrastructure businesses in Australia.

AGIG manages over 35,000km of world-class distribution networks, more than 4,300km of transmission pipelines and 60 petajoules of storage capacity, valued at a combined $10 billion. We employ approximately 400 people with more than 1,600 contractors working on our business.

AGIG is leading the Australian renewable hydrogen industry, with the establishment of Hydrogen Park SA, the largest electrolyser in Australia, the construction of Hydrogen Park Murray Valley and several other renewable hydrogen and biomethane projects in development.

AGIG has a low carbon vision to deliver 100% renewable gas by no later than 2050, with at least 10% renewable gas blends delivered to homes and businesses though our distribution networks by 2030.


For Further Information Contact

Mitchell Cutting, Senior Advisor External Communications
+61 460 018 065

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