The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) recently published a strategy report focusing on the partnership between gas, renewable energy, and hydrogen industries in the country. The report highlights the critical state of the South African gas industry, facing challenges due to declining supplies from Mozambique and insufficient infrastructure. To address this, the report proposes importing LNG from international markets and developing local gas resources. It also emphasizes the need for infrastructure development, including LNG import facilities and extensive pipelines. Moreover, the report stresses the importance of integrating gas, renewable energy, and hydrogen sectors for a holistic approach towards energy supply. NERSA aims to align regulatory and policy frameworks to create a favorable environment for investments. The report's significance lies in signaling NERSA's commitment to industry development, outlining a roadmap for both public and private sectors. However, further steps are needed to incentivize private sector participation, such as clarifying transactional frameworks and finalizing key policy frameworks. Gas-to-power projects are highlighted as crucial for maintaining baseload power generation capacity. Overall, the report sets the stage for collaboration between sectors and stakeholders to foster a thriving gas industry in South Africa.