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Australian Gas Networks (AGN): Leaks, Coverage and Prices

AGN runs gas networks in four states, including most of South Australia and large parts of Melbourne and regional Victoria.

Checked against AER and network data, October 2026

AGN emergency and contact numbers

Australian Gas Networks

Gas leaks and emergencies

1800 427 532 (1800 GAS LEAK)agig.com.au/emergency-contacts

Australian Gas Networks

Gas supply faults

1800 898 220agig.com.au/emergency-contacts

Australian Gas Networks

General enquiries

1300 001 001agig.com.au

AGN in numbers

Australian Gas Networks: key figures
NetworkCustomersHomesPipelineAsset base
Australian Gas Networks (VIC)762,771738,68112,558 km$2.1 billion
Australian Gas Networks (SA)483,336471,7388,664 km$2.0 billion
AER, State of the energy market 2025, figure 5.3.

Gas prices on the AGN network

Cheapest gas plans for a home in Epping (northern Melbourne), postcode 3076
RetailerPlanYearly costFirst rateSupply
GloBird EnergyGloBird FULLHOUSE Residential(Central)-Australian Gas Networks$1,4352.43c/MJ$0.66/day
CovaUSuper Saver Residential Gas AGN$1,5912.84c/MJ$0.88/day
Dodo Power & GasReal Deal - Australian Gas Networks Central 2$1,7374.03c/MJ$0.62/day
Momentum EnergyHome Comfort Gas Australian Gas Networks Central$1,8593.74c/MJ$1.02/day
Lumo EnergyLumo Plus$1,8964.20c/MJ$0.71/day
AER Energy Made Easy plan data, 14 October 2026. Yearly cost for a three-person home using 50,743 MJ (the AER benchmark for VIC), seasonal and block rates applied, GST included. Guaranteed discounts in, conditional discounts out. One plan per retailer.

AGN does not sell gas to households. Retailers buy access to its pipes and set their own prices. The table shows the cheapest plans for one postcode on the network; prices differ between tariff zones. Other areas priced: Shepparton, Adelaide, Mount Gambier, Brisbane CBD, Wagga Wagga, Albury. See gas prices in the state.

Connecting, disconnecting and abolishing

New connections and permanent removals are arranged through your retailer, which books the work with AGN. Under AEMC rules made in December 2025 and 2026, new gas connections and customer-requested abolishments in the networks the rules cover will carry upfront, cost-reflective charges as each network's next access arrangement starts. See disconnecting from gas.

Common questions

1800 427 532 (1800 GAS LEAK). Call 000 first if anyone is in danger.

No. Australian Gas Networks runs the pipes. You buy gas from a retailer, which bills you and pays AGN for network access.

CK Infrastructure Holdings, through the Australian Gas Infrastructure Group.

Sources

Network figures and owners come from the AER. Contact numbers come from the network or the state safety regulator. Last checked October 2026. Prices include GST unless we say otherwise.