This year, MasterChef Australia is taking a new approach to 'cooking with gas'. Thanks to a world-first collaboration, contestants are cooking with renewable gas.
While it may look and act the same as natural gas, biomethane can help lower carbon emissions – while retaining all the benefits associated with cooking on a gas stove.
The Malabar Biomethane Injection Plant in New South Wales - the first facility to inject biomethane into a gas distribution network - is supplying 100% biomethane to the MasterChef kitchen.
The distribution of biomethane is in its early days, and gas distribution networks are working on many projects around Australia to inject it into the natural gas network. This can contribute to the energy transition as Australia takes steps to reach its targets.
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