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Reports

The reports below are available for download and provide a year-by-year view of our work to support South Africa’s gas industry.

Industry’s Gas Roadmap Targets Supply Crisis And Economic Growth

The Industrial Gas Users Association – Southern Africa (IGUA-SA) has released its Gas Roadmap for South Africa 2025–2042. In the face of the impending Gas Cliff, the document outlines a strategic pathway to secure gas energy now, and to ensure a sustainable and diversified gas supply for industrial growth and energy transition.

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Annual Report 2025

This report reflects a pivotal year for IGUA-SA as South Africa approaches a critical gas supply cliff. It documents the Association’s intensified advocacy for coordinated policy, investment, and infrastructure to secure industrial energy stability. The report underscores the role of GasHub as an industry-led solution to safeguard jobs and competitiveness, while highlighting IGUA-SA’s efforts to drive policy alignment, risk-sharing frameworks,

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IGUA-SA Annual Report 2024 | Gas Supply Advocacy

Annual Report 2024

This report captures a critical year of escalation in IGUA-SA’s advocacy as South Africa inches closer to a major gas supply shortfall. It highlights continued efforts to strengthen industry voice, influence infrastructure planning, and ensure that future gas aggregation models prioritise access, affordability, and national energy security.

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IGUA-SA Annual Report 2023 | Gas Security Focus

Annual Report 2023

The Annual Report 2023 report outlines IGUA-SA’s intensified focus on gas supply security, industry collaboration, and ongoing policy engagement amid rising concern over the country’s gas cliff. Key themes include pipeline capacity challenges, pricing uncertainty, the strategic role of GasCo, and the association’s interventions to safeguard industrial resilience.

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IGUA-SA Annual Report 2022 | Securing Gas Access

Annual Report 2022

The 2022 Executive report outlines IGUA-SA’s efforts to safeguard industrial gas supply amid mounting concerns about the 2026 supply gap. It highlights engagements with stakeholders around infrastructure development, gas aggregation, and energy policy reform. The report also reflects growing industry urgency to secure competitive, long-term gas access while advancing national energy resilience.

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IGUA-SA Annual Report 2021 | Gas Policy and Pricing

Annual Report 2021

The 2021 report outlines IGUA-SA’s advocacy for fair gas pricing, its engagement on NERSA’s Gas Master Plan, and the need for urgent policy reform to address looming supply constraints and ensure long-term energy security for South African industries. It also highlights members’ growing concerns around infrastructure investment and the future competitiveness of the gas market.

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Annual Report 2020

This report reflects IGUA-SA’s ongoing work to engage stakeholders on regulatory and supply concerns, advocate for transparent pricing structures, and support the development of sustainable, long-term energy solutions. It highlights policy interventions, pricing matters, and the urgent need for market reform to protect South Africa’s industrial gas users amid growing uncertainty.

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IGUA-SA 2019 Report: Launch, Policy & Gas Security

Interim Report 2019

This report outlines IGUA-SA’s establishment, objectives, and activities during its first nine months of operation. It highlights the looming gas supply crisis post-2023, driven by supply constraints and a lack of infrastructure investment. The report also details IGUA-SA’s early contributions to policy discussions, gas pricing debates, infrastructure planning, and collaboration with government and industry stakeholders to support long-term energy security

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About IGUA-SA

The Industrial Gas Users Association of Southern Africa is a public-interest, non-profit organisation, whose members are large industrial users of gas, forming the backbone of the manufacturing sector in South Africa. The central purpose of IGUA-SA is to ensure the efficient availability of hydrocarbon gas in Southern Africa to meet significant and growing demand, both by organisations requiring more gas to expand their operations and by those intending to switch to gas from alternative energy sources that are more costly than gas and/or are more harmful to the environment.