What are the mineral fuels in Mexico?

- Oil: Mexico is one of the world's largest oil producers, with proven reserves of over 20 billion barrels. The main oil-producing regions are the Gulf of Mexico, the Bay of Campeche, and the Reforma area in the southeastern part of the country.

- Natural Gas: Mexico also has significant natural gas reserves, with proven reserves of over 20 trillion cubic feet. The main natural gas-producing regions are the Gulf of Mexico, the Burgos Basin in the northeastern part of the country, and the Sabinas Basin in the northern part of the country.

- Coal: Mexico has relatively small coal reserves, with proven reserves of around 1 billion tons. The main coal-producing regions are the Coahuila Basin in the northeastern part of the country and the Oaxaca Basin in the southern part of the country.