• أولمبياد لندن 2012

Mexico

As a major developing economy, Mexico needs to provide jobs and prosperity for its citizens but intends to preserve growth while also acting to cut CO2 emissions. The President's Special Strategy on Climate Change aims to cut 50 million tonnes of CO2 emissions per year between now and 2050, with a longer-term aspiration to reduce emissions by 50% by 2050.

Because sustainable development is a top international priority for both the United Kingdom and Mexico, the two countries are working together in partnership, strengthening bilateral ties across a range of policy areas and working with the public and private sector, as well as the civil society.

Key facts

• Surface area (square kms): 1,964,375
• Population: 110,000,000
• Population density in 2007 (per square km): 53
• CO2 emission estimates per capita (metric tonnes): 4.1
• GDP: 1,008 billion

Energy production

• Electricity (kW-hr; 2004): 224,077,000,000
• Hard coal (metric tons; 2004): 1,735,000
• Lignite(metric tons; 2004): 8,147,000
• Crude petroleum (barrels; 2005): 1,216,000,000
• Petroleum products (metric tons; 2004): 66,539,000

Energy consumption

• Electricity (kW-hr; 2004): 223,118,000,000
• Hard coal (metric tons; 2004): 1,765,000
• Lignite(metric tons; 2004): 11,681,000
• Crude petroleum (barrels; 2005): 743,000,000
• Petroleum products (metric tons; 2004): 71,195,000