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GHG PROGRAMME MEXICO

GHG PROGRAMME MEXICO. Mr. E DGAR D EL V ILLAR Undersecretary for Environmental Regulation and Promotion Washington, D.C., March 23rd., 2010. Background.

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GHG PROGRAMME MEXICO

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  1. GHG PROGRAMME MEXICO Mr. EDGAR DEL VILLAR Undersecretary for Environmental Regulation and Promotion Washington, D.C., March 23rd., 2010

  2. Background Following consultations with Mexico’s private sector, SEMARNAT, CESPEDES (BCSD Mexico), WRI and WBCSD established a partnership with the objective of preparing Mexican enterprises for an increasingly carbon-constrained world. On August 2004, the Programme began as a Voluntary Pilot Programme for GHG Accounting and Reporting (Mexico GHG Programme). Following a succesful two-year pilot phase, on October 2006, the Programme was renewed and extended as a permanent programme for Corporate GHG Accounting and Reporting.

  3. ProgrammeObjectives • Provide training for capacity building for companies / organizations interested in developing GHG inventories. • Promote competitiveness through GHG reduction projects and implementation of low carbon activities. • Identify potential projects together with related specific benefits. • Incorporate a three level recognition scheme to enhance participant’s commitment in the GHG emissions reduction programme. • Contribute to achieve Mexico’s GHG reduction goals.

  4. Programme Structure • GHG 1. Institutions / organizations that have developed and made public their GHG inventories. • GHG 2. Institutions / organizations that have their GHG inventories verified and have developed reduction strategies. • GHG 3. Institutions / organizations that have implemented GHG reduction projects and show low carbon behavior, having their reductions verified and certified.

  5. Achivements … 118 102 89 70 53 48 44 35 30 150 98 60

  6. Achivements … 2008 2009 2006 2007 • 44participants • 30 GHG 2005 corporative inventories • GHG reported emissions of 2005: 89.27 mill CO2e ton • 13% Mexico´s total emissions • 20% emissions of energy generation and use • 53 participants • 35 GHG 2006 corporative inventories • GHG reported emissions of 2006: 102.27 mill CO2e ton • 15% Mexico´s total emissions • 23% emissions of energy generation and use • 5 CDM projects • 70participants • 48GHG 2007 corporative inventories • GHG reported emissions of 2007: 118.00 mill CO2e ton • 18% Mexico´s total emissions • 26% emissions of energy generation and use • 5 CDM projects • 98participants • 68GHG 2008 corporative inventories • GHG reported emissions of 2008: 150.00 mill CO2e ton • 21% Mexico´s total emissions • 30% emissions of energy generation and use • 6CDM projects

  7. Achivements • PARTICIPATION OF THE MEXICO GHG PROGRAMME COMPARED TO THE NATIONAL REPORT • 103 mill/ton/CO2eq • 14.5% • 150 mill/ton/CO2eq • 21.0% Mexico GHG Programme Other GHG Inventories

  8. Participants • Universities • ITESM Campus Guadalajara • Instituto Politécnico Nacional • Pharmaceutical • Productos • Farmacéuticos • Cement • CEMEX México • Cooperativa La Cruz Azul • Cementos Moctezuma • Grupo Cementos de • Chihuahua • Holcim Apasco • LaFarge • Beer and brewing • Grupo Modelo • Cervecería Cuauhtémoc • Moctezuma • State governments, municipalities and Federal Secretariats • Secretaría de Medio Ambiente del Gobierno del Estado de México • Ayuntamiento del Centro (Tabasco) • SEMARNAT • Mining • Grupo Minera México • Industria Peñoles • Minera Autlán • Gammon Lake de México • Machinery • Caterpillar México • S&C Electric Mexicana • Johnson Controls • Cerraduras TESA • Industrias John Deere • Continental Automotive • Turbo-Mex, Mantenimiento y Seguridad Industrial • Industrias IEM • Sistemas Automáticos Contra Incendios • Iron & Steel • Altos Hornos • DeAcero • Grupo IMSA • Mittal Steel • SICARTSA • Siderúrgica Tultitlan • Hierro Recuperado • SERSIINSA • Ternium • Chemicals • Colgate – Palmolive • AMANCO México • Nhumo • ANAJALSA Agroquímicos • Boehringer Ingelheim • Fábrica de Jabón La Corona • Glass • VITRO • Sugar • Ingenio Santa Clara • Fomento Azucarero • Ingenio de Huixtla • Cañaverales Mexicanos • Services • Sumitomo Corporation de México • Swine Farms • Grupo Porcícola Mexicano • Waste management • Cappy & Associates • SIMEPRODE • Oil & Gas • PEMEX • Gas del Atlántico • Refrigerants • Ecofreeze natural refrigerantes • Entertainment • Cinemark • Transport • Red de Transporte Público del • Distrito Federal • Autotransportes Herradura de • Plata S.A. de C.V. • Construction • Urbi Desarrollos Urbanos • ICA, Infraestructura • Forestry • Forestaciones • Operativas • Food and beverage • Grupo Bimbo • Grupo Embotellador CIMSA • Grupo JUMEX • Heinz • Coca-Cola FEMSA • Automotive • Ford de México • Honda de México • Nissan Mexicana • Packing • Tetrapak • Aviation • Mexicana de Aviación • Retailers • Wal-Mart México

  9. NewSectors Incorporated in 2008 NewSectors incorporated in 2009

  10. Programme Perspectives . . . • The Mexico GHG Programme was integrated as one of the main lines of action in the Special Programme of Climate Change as a mean to achieve GHG reduction objectives. • Promote mitigation actions through the development of GHG inventories and reduction projects. • Main objective: Enhance Accounting and Reporting of Green House Gas Emissions and Reduction Projects, within the overall strategies for Enterprises Improvement of Environmental Performance for Competitiveness.

  11. Programme Strategies • Main strategies of the Mexico GHG Programme: • Promote participation of the main sectors of the economy and a larger number of companies, organizations, institutions, and governments. • Integrate a new validation/certification scheme for GHG inventories, establishing base lines and environmental quality standards “benchmarking”. • Promote development of GHG reduction projects and its participation in carbon markets.

  12. 2010 – 2012 Goals … • Integration of at least 30 new enterprises / institutions to the Programme. • Integration of at least three new economic sectors (paper, tourism and transport). • Report 80% of national GHG emissions from energy generation and use (integration of the whole of the energy sector). • Identification / implementation of 50 projects for their participation in • carbon markets (voluntary or CDM).

  13. 2010 – 2012 Goals • Implementation of a remote system for reporting emissions and emissions reduction, reducing burden on enterprises / organizations. • Implementation of a system for validation / certification of reductions • Elaboration of 5 sector based guidelines to implement better practices for selected sectors.

  14. UNDERSECRETARY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION AND PROMOTION www.semarnat.gob.mx

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