Crecimiento económico y emisiones de CO2 por combustión de energéticos en México, 2005-2030

Germán Alarco Tosoni

Economía Mexicana NUEVA ÉPOCA, 2006, vol. XV, issue 2, 291-325

Abstract: Within the simulation horizon, through several scenerios related to the performance of the Mexican and international economies, CO2 emissions derived from energetic combustion are determined; and these could be classified as a base line for the design and implementation of policies that could reduce them. Furthermore, these emissions are projected through an extrapolation process, and the results of “official” policies to diminish them are determined given the existing assortment of goals; hence, the gaps pending for elimination are identified. On the other hand, the variety of policies implemented nowadays are not enough to face the problem’s magnitude; thus requiring the impulse of nuclear technology for power generation, the adoption of bio-fuels which allow an articulation with the agricultural sector, intense utilization of available energetics, more renewables, and the efficient usage of energy amongst many other policies.

Keywords: Mexican economic growth; 2030 projections; CO2 emissions (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: O21 Q51 Q56 Y (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2006
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