About DGA

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The DomGas Alliance is a member-driven industry body representing Western Australia’s large domestic gas users.

Our members use domestic gas to turn Western Australia’s natural resources into higher-value products, underpinning key industries and supporting the reliable transition to a lower-emissions economy.

The promise

Western Australia’s Domestic Gas Policy states that producers can export liquefied natural gas (LNG) on the condition that 15 percent is reserved for WA homes, businesses, and industries.

Has not been delivered

A 2024 West Australian Parliamentary Committee inquiry found producers have failed to deliver on this promise.

The report warned gas shortfalls which would threaten jobs, investment, and the State’s economy.

Ensuring WA gets its fair share

The Domestic Gas Policy was introduced to make sure WA’s gas works for WA.

The DomGas Alliance works to ensure the policy and market settings required to ensure a reliable gas supply for Western Australia are in place.

Clear rules, transparent reporting, and adherence to the policy means everyone - not just exporters - can benefit.

Safeguarding WA’s fair share of its own gas means protecting jobs, strengthening industries, and giving the state confidence to invest in the future.

By collaborating constructively with government, producers and local gas users, we help maintain a system that supports competitive industries, strengthens economic resilience and builds long‑term confidence.

Who we are

WesCEF's eight businesses manufacture and supply essential products that support critical industries including agriculture, mining, energy and construction. From fertilisers that nourish crops to energy that powers homes and businesses, WesCEF’s products underpin everyday life while creating long-term value for industries worldwide

Yara’s Pilbara Fertilisers plant ranks among the world’s largest ammonia production facilities, helping feed the world and support Australia’s mining sector.

Two construction workers in orange safety jackets and helmets walk on a dirt road, carrying tools, with machinery on the side.

Cockburn Cement has grown into one of the major producers of cement and is the only lime producer in Western Australia for alumina, gold and mineral sands processing industries.

Alcoa's bauxite mines and alumina refineries produced approximately 45 percent of Australia’s alumina in 2024.

Tronox is the world’s largest producers of titanium dioxide, a white pigment used to add brightness and durability to everyday items like paint, plastics, paper, and even food packaging.

Coogee is one of Australia’s largest manufacturers of chlor-alkali products, which are sold into the chemical, mineral processing, mining, water treatment, galvanizing and swimming pool markets.

Hon. Mia Davies

Spokesperson

The Hon. Mia Davies is a respected former leader of the National Party and Member of the Western Australian Parliament, with over 17 years of experience representing regional communities in both the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly. She held senior leadership roles, including Minister for Water, Forestry, and Sport and Recreation, and was the first woman to lead the WA Nationals and later serve as Leader of the Opposition.

Mia brings expertise in the Western Australian resources sector, along with a strong grasp of government processes, policy development, and legislative reform. Throughout her ministerial and shadow cabinet career, she worked closely with industry, government, and community stakeholders to advance policy outcomes that support the state’s economic development and regional sustainability.