Appendix 1

Submissions received

Additional information received

• Received on 11 February 2015, from the National Road and Motorists' Association. Answers to questions taken on notice on 2 February 2015.
• Received on 13 February 2015, from Engineers Australia. Answer to a question taken on notice on 2 February 2015.
• Received on 13 February 2015, from Energy Supply Association of Australia. Answers to questions taken on notice on 2 February 2015.
• Received on 13 February 2015, from AUSVEG. Answers to questions taken on notice on 2 February 2015.
• Received on 13 February 2015, from the Australian Institute of Petroleum. Answers to questions taken on notice on 2 February 2015.
• Received on 13 February 2015, from VIVA Energy Australia. Answers to questions taken on notice on 2 February 2015.
• Received on 13 February 2015, from Gas Energy Australia. Answers to questions taken on notice on 2 February 2015.
• Received on 13 February 2015, from Energy Supply Association of Australia. Additional information, Developing a market for Natural Gas Vehicles in Australia: Discussion Paper June 2014.
• Received on 13 February 2015, from Energy Supply Association of Australia. Additional information, Sparking an Electric Vehicle Debate in Australia.
• Received on 14 February 2015, from the Biofuels Association of Australia. Answers to questions taken on notice on 2 February 2015.
• Received on 14 February 2015, from the Biofuels Association of Australia. Additional information.
• Received on 15 February 2015, from BP Australia. Answers to questions taken on notice on 2 February 2015.
• Received on 16 February 2015, from Mobil Oil Australia. Answers to questions taken on notice on 2 February 2015.
• Received on 19 February 2015, from Caltex Australia. Answers to questions taken on notice on 2 February 2015.
• Received on 20 February 2015, from Mr John Griffiths, Director Industry and Policy Development, Gas Energy Australia. Correspondence to the committee, clarifying a statement made at 2 February 2015 hearing.
• Received on 24 February 2015, from the Department of Industry and Science. Answers to questions taken on notice on 2 February 2015.
• Received on 27 March 2015, from the Australian Institute of Petroleum. Additional information, Petroleum Ships on the Water.
• Received on 25 May 2015, from the Australian Institute of Petroleum. Answers to questions taken on notice on 9 April 2015.
• Received on 9 June 2015, from the Maritime Union Australia. Answer to a question taken on notice on 2 February 2015.

Tabled documents

Monday, 2 February 2015, Sydney, NSW

• Tabled by Mr Andrew White, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, AUSVEG. Australian vegetable growing farms: An economic survey, 2012 – 13 and 2013 – 14
• Tabled by Mr Andrew Warrell, Chair, Australian Institute of Petroleum. Facts about the Australian transport fuels market.
• Tabled by Mr Ian Bray, Assistant National Secretary, Maritime Union of Australia.
  • Document outlining historical fuel prices.
  • The Wall Street Journal: World's largest traders use offshore supertanks to store oil.
• Tabled by Mr Michael Carmody, Chief Executive Officer, Gas Energy Australia. Opening statement.
• Tabled by Mr Andrew White, Founder and Managing Director, Mobile LNG.
  • Case studies.
  • Presentation.
• Tabled by Mr Graham Blight, Fuel Security and Alternative Fuels Ambassador, National Roads and Motorists’ Association.
  • Joint statement in support of a comprehensive Transport Energy Plan for Australia.
  • A Roadmap for Alternative Fuels in Australia: Ending our Dependence on Oil.
  • Fuelling Future Passenger Vehicle Use in Australia.
  • Australia’s Liquid Fuel Security: A Report for NRMA Motoring and Services, Part 1.
  • Australia’s Liquid Fuel Security: Part 2.
  • Benchmarking Australia’s Transport Energy Policies.

Thursday, 9 April 2015, Melbourne VIC

• Tabled by Dr Penny Howard, Nation Research Officer, Maritime Union of Australia. Australian Fuel Security and the Increasing Need for Clean Petroleum Tankers: An Overview of Maritime Issues Impacting the Security if Supply Chains.
• Tabled by Mr Graham Blight, Fuel Ambassador, National Roads and Motorists' Association. Three case studies: Israel, Finland and Norway.
• Tabled by Mr Mark McKenzie, Chief Executive Officer, Australasian Convenience and Petroleum Marketers Association. Petroleum Market in Australia and the APAC Region.
• Tabled by Mr Matt Mushalik. Additional Information to the Senate Inquiry on Transport Energy Resilience.

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