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Fig 1:  Primary energy supply percentages, NZ 2012 (MBIE, 2014a)
Fig 2:  Diesel end use in 2011 (MBIE, 2014a)
Figure 3:  Biofuel production 2007 - 2011 (MBIE, 2014b).

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