Beach Energy

13/04/2026

Last month, our people gave their time volunteering across three community initiatives, each focused on making a practical difference.

Clean Up Australia
Volunteers joined a local beach clean‑up, helping remove litter and protect our coastline for wildlife and the wider community.

The Village CO.
During lunch breaks, volunteers cut fabric pieces that will be sewn into reusable breast pads. Small items that provide comfort and dignity to new mothers experiencing hardship.

RSPCA South Australia
Volunteers spent the day supporting animal care teams, helping provide enrichment, care and plenty of TLC to animals in need.

Thank you to everyone who volunteered and to the organisations who welcomed us so warmly.

We are proud of the impact our people are making through Volunteering program.

15/03/2026

Proud to see the first cohort of Cooper Basin Rangers begin work.

Through our Cooper Basin Joint Venture, Beach together with Santos Ltd are supporting a long-term ranger program that creates meaningful employment for Traditional Owners while caring for Country and protecting cultural and environmental heritage.

Beach Energy First Nations Engagement Manager Candice Nayda said: “The program provides a valuable opportunity for young Indigenous people to connect with their culture while protecting the environmental heritage of lands their Elders have walked for tens of thousands of years.”

This partnership reflects our shared commitment to respect, collaboration and investing in outcomes that will benefit communities and Country for generations to come.

Read full media release:https://beachenergy.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Cooper-Basin-Rangers-begin-work.pdf

Image: Dieri training ranger, James Davies

26/02/2026

Beach provides career opportunities across regional Australia with roles in engineering, trades and support services.

Learn more about how Beach is delivering Australian energy when you need it.

With more than 65 years of experience, Beach is trusted by communities and committed to safety. Our long-standing reputation for safe, reliable operations is matched by our dedication to protecting people and the environment.

23/02/2026

Last week, 11 members of the Beach team rolled up their sleeves at Adelaide Oval, volunteering with OzHarvestSA as part of their Cooking for a Cause program.

Guided by Chef Meranie, our team spent the day turning rescued food into nourishing meals for people in our local community.

● 122 meals prepared and delivered to local charities
● 61 kg of food saved from going to landfill
● 61 kg of CO₂ emissions prevented

A huge thank you to OzHarvest for the opportunity and for the incredible work you do every day to Nourish our Country.

We’re proud to start the year giving back, learning about food waste, and supporting those doing it tough.

19/02/2026

Proudly South Australian.

From our first well at Grange in 1961, Beach Energy has been part of South Australia’s story.

For 65 years, we’ve grown alongside this state. Creating local jobs, supporting communities, and delivering reliable energy South Australians can count on.

Our roots keep us grounded, and our vision keeps us moving forward.

That’s why we’re proud to be participating in The Advertiser’s Future SA campaign and joining leaders from across the state at today’s Future SA event, focused on building a bigger, better future for South Australia.

Learn more about our South Australian story and how we’re shaping the future of energy.

https://beachenergy.com.au/australian-energy-when-you-need-it/

18/02/2026

In his op‑ed, Beach Energy MD and CEO Brett Woods makes the case that affordability, reliability and economic growth all depend on keeping natural gas front and centre of the energy mix

“The best natural gas is always going to be that gas which we can find and safely develop closest to where it is needed… if we want to maintain our standard of living, support advanced manufacturing, enable the rise of AI and data‑driven industries, and ensure households can rely on consistent and affordable power, then discovering and developing natural gas must remain a central pillar of Australia’s energy strategy.”

Natural gas is not the scapegoat for high prices — it’s part of the solution.

A timely contribution to the national energy debate.

Read the full opinion editorial here:

Anyone who experienced a Wi-Fi outage during school holidays in a household full of little people of screentime age will agree keeping the internet powered up is important.

16/02/2026

In today’s Adelaide The Advertiser, Beach Energy's MD & CEO Brett Wood makes a clear case: gas is critical to delivering reliable power as AI data centres drive surging electricity demand.

“Gas, for me, should no longer be thought of as just sort of this transition fuel that's around for the next 10 years. Gas has got a future for the next 50 to 100 years in Australia. For me, it's a future‑facing energy requirement.”

This is about security, reliability and pragmatism in Australia's energy mix.

Read the full article here: https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/future-adelaide/beach-energy-eyes-new-gas-power-network-to-stop-ai-data-centres-driving-up-bills/news-story/0ae5ef1ed94ac981a180119e2bd8ee6e

13/02/2026

Lots of Grand Final winning vibes at Beach HQ in Adelaide today - and the smiles are always that little bit bigger when it is against our neighbours across the road at Santos Ltd 😜

The HICCUP cricket challenge between Beach, Santos, Department for Energy and Mining, South Australia, and Amplitude Energy has been played every year in the Adelaide Parklands since 1983, and Beach is proud to lift the trophy for 2026!

10/02/2026

Building a bigger, better South Australia starts with reliable energy.

Business leaders are calling for cheaper energy and more housing to support growth, and Beach Energy is proud to be part of that conversation through The Advertiser's Future SA campaign.

MD & CEO Brett Woods said, “the state is at a pivotal moment in shaping its future” and that growth depended “on securing reliable, affordable energy and creating the confidence for industry to invest.”

“Practical steps – developing local gas by increasing support and removing roadblocks to exploration and production – are how we protect jobs and build a bigger, better state,” he said.

As a local operator, we're focused on delivering Australian energy when you need it, supporting jobs, regional communities and the confidence our state needs to grow.

Because a stronger South Australia depends on energy security today, and for the future.

Read the full article in The Advertiser:

Easing electricity bill pain by securing reliable, affordable energy – plus building roads, rail and other infrastructure to unlock more housing supply – are being urged by business leaders.

18/12/2025

As 2025 comes to a close, we reflect on a year of progress and purpose at Beach Energy.

This year, we strengthened our foundations and delivered on our strategy to become Australia’s leading domestic energy company.

Looking ahead to 2026, we remain committed to delivering reliable domestic energy, supporting the transition to a more sustainable energy future and strengthening the communities in which we operate.

Please note our offices will be closed from Friday, 19 December 2025, reopening Monday, 5 January 2026.

Stay safe over the festive season and we look forward to achieving more in 2026.

07/12/2025

Beach, together with our joint venture partner, Mitsui E&P, has begun delivering sales gas from the Waitsia Gas Plant.

MD & CEO, Brett Woods said, “Waitsia is an important piece of domestic gas infrastructure being the largest plant commissioned in Western Australia since 2016 and the closest to Perth.”

"Now the Waitsia Gas Plant is online, it enables the unlocking of additional resources from the Perth basin and will play a crucial role in supplying reliable and affordable energy to the state's existing residential and industrial customers as well as enabling new opportunities for new electrical power generation."