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Programa GEI México
Luisa Manzanares
Moderator: Gemma Cervantes
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INDUSTRIAL AREAS: BE COMPETITIVE THROUGH SUSTAINABILITY. CRITERIA FOR BEST PRACTICES | MEXICO 13-14 Oct 2015
Mexico´s current status
• In 2012 the Mexican Congress promulgated the General Law
of Climate Change
– Reduce 30% of BAU by 2020 (estimated in 288 Mt CO2e) and;
– 50% with respect to 2000 emissions by 2050.
• 2013 National Strategy on Climate Change
– Estimated national inventory of the energy and industrial sectors in
241,556.845 MtCO2e and
– Total emissions from all sectors were 518,880.06 MtCO2e.
• New reporting requirements for greenhouse (GHG) direct
and indirect emissions, for industrial process and services
whose emissions exceeds 25,000 tons/year of CO2e.
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Background “Programa GEI México”
AGREEMENT SEMARNAT-WRI-WBCSD-CESPEDES
• Starting in 2004, Government – Private Sector Voluntary Initiative
(Pilot Program)
• Cooperation Agreement between SEMARNAT & CESPEDES
• Technical Support from WRI & WBCSD
• Mexico is the 1st non-Annex I Country to assume WRI & WBCSD
Protocols & Standards
• In 2006 it becomes a permanent program
• Aim to the Industrial Sector to build their capabilities to
manage GHG emissions
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Objectives
• Promote:
• evaluation of environmental climate policies of participating
organizations.
• improvement of the GHG emissions corporate management
• Build technical capabilities in Mexican companies and
organizations to:
• Estimate GHG emissions inventories at corporate level
• Enhance identification of opportunities to:
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Increase operation efficiency
Development of GHG emissions reduction projects
Implement GHG emissions reduction strategies
• Promote participation in Carbon Markets (national and
international)
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Scheme to promote voluntary mitigation
ema:
Accreditation
authority
(ISO 14065)
GEI 3
GEI 2
GEI 1
Progressive recognition scheme
GEI 1.- GHG emissions inventory development
GEI 2.- GHG emissions inventory verified & mitigation program
GEI 3.- GHG emissions inventory verified & proved improvement in the
Carbon performance
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Programa GEI-México in numbers
160
149
138
Millions of metric tonnes CO2e
140
121
118
120
115
89
84
114.5
104
102
100
86
80
68
Emisiones reportadas
Emissions
Reportes
entregados
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Number of Reports
47
40
20
125
120
30
35
15
0
2004
2005
2006
Participating Sectors:
Cement
Pharmaceutical
Steel
Chemical
Beer
Refrigeration
Mining
Transport
Refrigerants
Energy
2007
2008
Year
2009
2010
2011
Machinery & Equipment
Metallic packaging
Services
Retailer
Drinks
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Tequila
Tourism
Glass
Aviation
Automotive
Paper
Oil
Concrete
Packaging
Banking
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GEI 3 Scheme Progress
Development of the protocol for
certification of Carbon
performance and GHG emissions
reduction (along with the ema)
• Pilot tests: 4 companies
• Emissions reduction and
performance quantification
• Support from OV/V for the 4
projects verification
• July 16, 2013: Launching of the
scheme and delivery of GEI3
recognition for the 4 pilot
companies
Participating companies in
the pilot:
• Astra Zeneca
• Ecofrigo
• Minera México
• Vitro Vidrio y Cristal
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GEI 3 Scheme Results
Company
Astra Zeneca, S.A. de C.V.
Ecofrigo, S.A. de C.V.
Minera México, S.A. de C.V.
Vitro Vidrio y Cristal, S.A. de C.V.
CEMEX México (Planta Tepeaca)
CEMEX México (Planta Guadalajara)
CATERPILLAR México, S.A. de C.V.
Grupo Herdez (Planta Santa Rosa)
TOTAL
GHG Emissions
Reduction
(tCO2e)
118.68
43,134.13
38,247.44
6,051.37
232,661.00
198,619.00
25,710.00
4,620.20
549,161.82
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Development of the GHG Management
Platform
Aim:
To provide an instrument for organizations to manage their
environmental information, in order to
• ease compliance with legal requirements and voluntary
reporting of GHG emissions
• identify strategies for mitigation and risk management.
Funding:
USAID, through Mexico Low Emissions Development (MLED)
Program
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Conclusions
Learning experience will lead the Program (Programa GEI México) in
new directions assisting Mexico’s mitigation goals:
1. Expand accounting and reporting of supply chains
2. Potential to integrate leading companies’ value chains into the
program
3. Promote further emissions reduction projects (GEI 3)
4. Provide knowledge base for the new National Registry and
verification/validation infrastructure
5. GEI will generate data from organizations under 25K tons.
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Summary
 Partnership between private sector and the
authority
 The importance of calculating emissions of
greenhouses gases
 Management of GHG as a key factor in the
development of mitigation strategies
 The role of supply/value chain for the success of
mitigation strategies
 Build technical capabilities in Mexican companies for
the estimation of GHG emissions inventories
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Speaker‘s/ expert‘s name: Luisa Manzanares
Position: Coordinator of GHG Mexico Programme and
Senior Consultant in Energy and Climate Change
Institution: Business Council for Sustainable
Development/Business Coordination Council
Implemented by: INTEGRATION Energy & Environment
Address: Lancaster 14, Piso 4, Mexico City, CP 06600
Phone: +52-5552291132
Email: [email protected]
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