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Citerank: (3) 142295Energy in Australia This provides a valuable insight into Australia's energy consumption & production. It is a concise & comprehensive publication. Accurate data is provided with the necessary information to plan for our energy future to maintain Australia's reliable, accessible and sustainable energy supply. 8FFB597, 142296Electricity generation: major development projects A collection of information on major electricity generation projects expected to be developed in the short to medium term. The list includes electricity generation projects based on black & brown coal, oil, natural gas, coal seam gas & renewable energy sources (solar, wind, hydro, biomass and ocean)8FFB597, 142299Australian Energy Resource AssessmentThis national assessment of Australia's energy resources examines Australia's identified and potential energy resources ranging from fossil fuels and uranium to renewables. 8FFB597
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Publication date: 29 Jun 2011
Energy Update 2011 summarises trends in Australian energy production, consumption and trade between 1973-74 and 2009-10 across jurisdictions and industry sectors. The accompanying Australian Energy Statistics is a set of excel files which present detailed tables of historical energy consumption and production statistics by industry, by fuel type and by state and territory.
For the first time, ABARES is using the Australian Government's National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting (NGER) database as the primary data source, supplemented by data from other sources, as well as estimation and modelling for the sectors not covered by NGER. ABARES's energy statistics are widely used by government, industry and the general community.
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