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Useful references:

  1. Verve Energy website at:
    External site link www.verveenergy.com.au
  2. The Horizon Power website at:
    External site link www.horizonpower.com.au
  3. APPEA Policy / Industry Issues at:
    External site link www.appea.com.au/
  4. The Western Australian Department of Industry and Petroleum website at:
    External site link www.doir.wa.gov.au/
  5. The CSIRO website at:
    External site link www.csiro.au/index.asp?
  6. “Energy Information Administration - EIA – The Official Energy Statistics from the U.S Government” website at:
    External site link www.eia.doe.gov
  7. “Energy Western Australia”, published by the Office of Energy, The Government of Western Australia, February 2003:
    External site link www.energy.wa.gov.au/1/75/64/publications.pm
  8. International Energy Agency website at:
    External site link www.iea.org/
  9. Australian Institute of Petroleum:
    External site link www.aip.com.au/
  10. The “Paleontological Research Institute” website at:
    External site link www.priweb.org/ed/pgws/history
  11. The “Answers.com” website about “the oil industry” at:
    External site link www.answers.com/topic/history
  12. The “NationMaster.com” website about “hydrocarbons” at:
    External site link www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Hydrocarbon
  13. The “Windows to the Universe” website about “organic sedimentary rocks” at:
    External site link www.windows.ucar.edu/tour
  14. The “Australian Atlas of Mineral Resources, Mines & Processing Centres” website about “shale oil” at:
    External site link www.australianminesatlas.gov.au
  15. The “Energy Minerals Division – A Division of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists” website about “oil shale” at:
    External site link emd.aapg.org/technical_areas/oil_shale.cfm
  16. “The Original Online Source for the Oil Industry” website about “Industry News and Features” at:
    External site link www.oilonline.com/news/features/default.asp
  17. “The Energy Bulletin” website linking to a 2005 article which is titled “BHP, Australian Explorers Shift to Gas as Oil Finds Dwindle” at:
    External site link www.energybulletin.net/5259.html
  18. “BP Australia” website about the “Kwinana Refinery” at:
    External site link www.bp.com.au/
Petroleum
Introduction  
How was
petroleum formed?
 
Who finds
petroleum and where?
 
today's
petroleum
industry
 
New energy opportunities  
the development
of the AustrALIAN OIL INDUSTRY
 
REFINING OIL
AT kWINANA
 
wa'S SECOND LARGEST POWER STATION  
iN REGIONAL
wESTERN aUSTRALIA
 
CONCLUSION  
Useful references  
 

 

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