[4] The AEP has engaged in public relations and lobbying efforts to promote the oil and gas industry and influence government policies.

[6] The F-List, a report by Clean Creatives, named CMAX Advisory as one of the "most polluting agencies" in Australia due to its representation of fossil fuel clients.

[8] The conference serves as a key platform for industry leaders, government officials, customers, and financiers to discuss and shape the future of Australia's energy landscape.

[10] The protest aimed to express opposition to AEP's promotion of gas expansion in the state and to highlight the growing public concern about the impact of fossil fuel projects on climate change and biodiversity.

[11] The Australian Energy Producers (AEP) is governed by a Board of Directors composed of representatives from leading oil and gas companies in Australia.