Jemena manages a vast gas network, and at times, gas mains may need to be relocated, inspected or protected due to development, roadworks, or other external projects. If your proposed works impact Jemena’s gas assets, you may need to apply for a Gas Mains Relocation.
A Gas Mains Relocation involves modifying, shifting, inspecting, protecting or reconstructing an existing gas main to accommodate external construction or development works. This ensures the continued safe operation of Jemena’s gas network while meeting project requirements.
You may need to apply for a Gas Mains Relocation if:
If your project impacts Jemena’s gas infrastructure, follow these steps to request a relocation:
To ensure a smooth process, you may need to provide the following:
The timeframe for a gas mains relocation varies depending on the complexity of the works and the type of gas asset involved:
Low & Medium Pressure Gas Mains – Standard relocations may take several weeks to a few months from the time your offer is accepted and paid.
High-Pressure Steel Works – Steel relocations may take up to six months for material procurement from the date of order and may have specialised construction requirements. Allow a minimum six to twelve months from your project requirements being defined to complete works.