The document provides an overview of Mexico's energy sector, highlighting key statistics such as a 2009 population estimate of 108 million and a GDP of $1.459 trillion. It notes a heavy reliance on fossil fuels with 89% dependence and challenges related to infrastructure, declining reserves, and economic issues. The conclusion emphasizes the need for diversification towards renewable energy sources to mitigate future supply threats.

1. GROUP MEMBERSAdebola AgunbiadeEmmanuel EzekielMaryanne AgbirioguPagaebi OpueneRotimi AruwajoyeMEX ICO

2. OUTLINEKey StatisticsCurrent Energy SituationFuture OutlookAlternative Sources of EnergySWOT AnalysisConclusion

3. MEXICO – KEY STATISTICSArea – 1,972,550 km2

4. Population – 108,000,000 (estimate as at 2009)

5. GDP (Nominal) - $ 1.459 trillion (estimate as at 2009).

6. State owned power company – Federal de Electricidad (CFE)ENERGY MIX FOR 2007TPES – 184,262 kToe (2007 )

7. Production – 251,053 kToe ( IEA 2007 )

8. Fossil Fuel Dependence – 89% ( IEA 2007 )

9. Proven Oil Reserves – 10.5billion bbls (EIA, 2009)

10. Proven Gas Reserves – 11.8trillion cubic feet (EIA, 2009)

11. Recoverable Coal Reserves – 1,335milliom short tons (EIA, 2005)

12. ELECTRICITY MIX FOR 2007Generated 243Bn kWhr in 2007

13. Consumed 202Bn kWhr same year

14. Electricity Installed Capacity – 53.8 gigawatts (EIA 2007)

15. 100.5% Self Sufficiency (2007)

16. 2007 Fossil Fuel dependence ratio – 81%

17. ELECTRICITY AFFORDABILITY IN OECD NORTH AMERICA

18. RELIABILITY OF SUPPLYR/P RATIOS 2007NET IMPORTS 2007

19. ELECTRICITY OUTLOOK51 Gigawatts81 Gigawatts

20. Challenges & Issues Related To Future Outlook (1)1. Poor state of Supply Infrastructure Monopoly of oil and gas sector by PEMEX