Australia Yearbook - 2001

Chapter 18—Energy 707
Bibliography
ABS publications
Australians and the Environment (4601.0).
Electricity, Gas, Water and Sewerage Operations, Australia (8226.0).
Energy Accounts for Australia (4604.0).
Environmental Issues: People’s Views and Practices (4602.0).
International Merchandise Trade, Australia (5422.0).
Manufacturing Production, Australia: Energy Products (8368.0).
Mineral Account, Australia (4608.0).
Australian National Accounts: National Balance Sheet (5241.0.40.001).
Other references
Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE):
—1998, The Renewable Energy Target, ABARE Current Issues No. 98.3, August 1998, Canberra.
—1999 Australian Energy: Market Developments and Projections to 2014–15, Canberra.
Australian Geological Survey Organisation 2000, Australia’s Identified Mineral Resources 2000, Canberra.
Australian Greenhouse Office:
—2000a, Greenhouse Sinks and the Kyoto Protocol: an issues paper, Canberra.
—2000b, National Greenhouse Gas Inventory: Analysis of Trends and Greenhouse Indicators,
Canberra.
Commonwealth Department of Industry, Science and Resources 1999, New Era, New Energy: Renewable
Energy Action Agenda, Discussion Paper, Canberra.
Commonwealth Department of Primary Industries and Energy:
—1997, Renewable Energy Industry: survey on present and future contributions to the Australian
economy, Canberra.
—1998, National Greenhouse Strategy.
International Energy Agency 1998, Energy Balances of OECD Countries, Paris.
Prime Minister of Australia 1997, Safeguarding the Future: Australia’s Response to Climate Change.
Redding Energy Management 1999, 2% Renewables Target in Power Supplies: potential for Australian
capacity to expand to meet the target, for the Australian Greenhouse Office.
State of the Environment (SoE) Advisory Council 1996, Australia—State of the Environment Report 1996,
Melbourne.
Sustainable Energy Development Authority 2000, Green Power Status Report—June 2000, Sydney.
The Australian Gas Association 2000, Gas Statistics Australia, 2000, Canberra.
Other sources
The following organisations also produce energy statistics:
Australian Institute of Petroleum;
Commonwealth Department of Industry, Science and Resources;
Electricity Supply Association of Australia; and
Joint Coal Board.