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| 1. | Department of Environment and Heritage, including the Australian Greenhouse Office |
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| 1a. | Department of Environment and Heritage, including the Australian Greenhouse Office (Supplementary Submission) |
| 1b. | Department of Environment and Heritage, including the Australian Greenhouse Office (Supplementary Submission) |
| 1c. | Department of Environment and Heritage, including the Australian Greenhouse Office (Supplementary Submission) |
| 2. | Department of Transport and Regional Services |
| 2a. | Department of Transport and Regional Services (Supplementary Submission) |
| 3. | Hydro Tasmania |
| 4. | Renewable Energy Generators of Australia Ltd |
| 5. | Australian Wind Energy Association |
| 6. | Department of the Treasury |
| 7. | Australian Liquefied Petroleum Gas Association Ltd |
| 8. | Tarwin Valley Coastal Guardians |
| 9. | Mr Ian and Mrs Trixy Allott |
| 10. | Rheem Australia Pty Ltd |
| 11. | Edwards Hot Water |
| 12. | Renewable Energy Generators Australia Limited |
| 13. | Mr Barry and Mrs Natalie Webb |
| 14. | Western Australian Sustainable Energy Association |
| 15. | Australian Conservation Foundation |
| 16. | Greenpeace Australia Pacific |
| 17. | Australian Business Council for Sustainable Energy |
Thursday, 5 August 2004 - Canberra
Indicative approaches to estimating potential costs of a '5% target' tabled by Mr Gene McGlynn of the Australian Greenhouse Office
Renewable electricity generation and total electricity demand in 1997 and forecasts for 2010 tabled by Mr Gene McGlynn of the Australian Greenhouse Office
Securing Australia's Energy Future tabled by the Department of Transport and Regional Services
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