Leticia Ozawa

Leticia OzawaLeticia Ozawa joined the Mexico GHG Program on a full time basis in the summer of 2005 as the coordinator of the program in SEMARNAT (Mexican Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources). She completed her Ph D at the School of Environmental Sciences in the University of East Anglia in the United Kingdom, and she holds a Masters in Energy Planning and an Engineering Degree at the National Autonomous University of Mexico. Additionally, she has had the opportunity to work as a research assistant in the Energy and Environment Group at the Engineering Institute in Mexico and as a...
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Mexico Bases Climate Change Strategy on GHG Program

The Mexican government has adopted a new national climate change strategy that identifies the GHG Protocol-based Mexico GHG Program as the basis of a step-by-step approach to climate change mitigation. The strategy begins with voluntary GHG accounting and reporting, progresses to energy sector GHG caps, and culminates in a national cap-and-trade scheme linked to international GHG markets.
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Mexico GHG Program becomes permanent

The Mexico GHG Program officially transitioned from a pilot project to a permanent program on October 2, marking a significant milestone for the program partners and 30 participating businesses. The transition was ushered in through a signing of a permanent-status Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), which replaced the pilot-phase MOU that was set to expire in November.
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