GHG PROGRAMME MEXICO
MR. EDGAR DEL VILLAR
UNDERSECRETARY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION
AND PROMOTION
WASHINGTON, D.C., MARCH 23RD., 2010
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.
Programme Objectives
 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.
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.
Achivements …
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
150
118
102
98
89
70
53
48
44
30
35
2006
2007
PARTICIPANTS
2008
INVENTORIES
60
2009
EMISSIONS
Achivements …
2006
2007
2008
 44 participants
 53 participants
 70 participants
 98 participants
 30 GHG 2005
 35 GHG 2006
 48 GHG 2007
 68 GHG 2008
corporative
inventories
corporative
inventories
 GHG reported
 GHG reported
emissions of
2007: 118.00
mill CO2e ton
emissions of
2008: 150.00
mill CO2e ton
 18% Mexico´s
 21% Mexico´s
total emissions
total emissions
 26% emissions
 30% emissions
of energy
generation and
use
of energy
generation and
use
 5 CDM projects
 6 CDM projects
corporative
inventories
 GHG reported
emissions of
2005: 89.27
mill CO2e ton
 13% Mexico´s
total emissions
 20% emissions
of energy
generation and
use
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
2009
Achivements
PARTICIPATION OF THE MEXICO GHG PROGRAMME COMPARED
TO THE NATIONAL REPORT
103 mill/ton/CO2eq
14.5%
150 mill/ton/CO2eq
21.0%
100%
80%
60%
Mexico
GHG
GEI
- MEXICO
Programme
40%
OTROS
Other GHG
INVENTARIOS
Inventories
20%
0%
2006
2008
Participants
Cement
• CEMEX México
• Cooperativa La Cruz Azul
• Cementos Moctezuma
• Grupo Cementos de
Chihuahua
• Holcim Apasco
• LaFarge
Iron & Steel
• Altos Hornos
• DeAcero
• Grupo IMSA
• Mittal Steel
• SICARTSA
• Siderúrgica Tultitlan
• Hierro Recuperado
• SERSIINSA
• Ternium
Oil & Gas
• PEMEX
• Gas del Atlántico
Construction
• Urbi Desarrollos Urbanos
• ICA, Infraestructura
Automotive
• Ford de México
• Honda de México
• Nissan Mexicana
Beer and brewing
• Grupo Modelo
• Cervecería Cuauhtémoc
Moctezuma
Mining
• Grupo Minera México
• Industria Peñoles
• Minera Autlán
• Gammon Lake de México
Chemicals
• Colgate – Palmolive
• AMANCO México
• Nhumo
• ANAJALSA Agroquímicos
• Boehringer Ingelheim
• Fábrica de Jabón La Corona
Services
• Sumitomo Corporation de México
Waste management
• Cappy & Associates
• SIMEPRODE
Transport
• Red de Transporte Público del
Distrito Federal
• Autotransportes Herradura de
Plata S.A. de C.V.
Aviation
• Mexicana de Aviación
Universities
Pharmaceutical
• ITESM Campus
• Productos
Guadalajara
Farmacéuticos
State governments,
• Instituto Politécnico
municipalities and
Nacional
Federal Secretariats
Machinery
• Secretaría de Medio
• Caterpillar México
Ambiente del
• S&C Electric Mexicana
Gobierno del Estado
• Johnson Controls
de México
• Cerraduras TESA
• Ayuntamiento del
• Industrias John Deere
Centro (Tabasco)
• Continental Automotive
•Turbo-Mex, Mantenimiento y •SEMARNAT
Glass
Seguridad Industrial
• VITRO
• Industrias IEM
Sugar
• Sistemas Automáticos
• Ingenio Santa Clara
Contra Incendios
• Fomento Azucarero
Swine Farms
• Ingenio de Huixtla
• Grupo Porcícola Mexicano • Cañaverales
Refrigerants
Mexicanos
Entertainment
• Ecofreeze natural
• Cinemark
refrigerantes
Forestry
Food and beverage
• Forestaciones
• Grupo Bimbo
Operativas
• Grupo Embotellador CIMSA
Packing
• Grupo JUMEX
• Tetrapak
• Heinz
Retailers
•Coca-Cola FEMSA
• Wal-Mart México
SECTOR
Participants in 2007
Participants in 2009
Packing
1
1
Beer and brewing
2
2
Retailers
1
1
Waste management
1
1
State governments and Municipalities
2
2
Oil and Gas
2
1
Universities
1
1
Mining
3
3
Chemicals
2
4
Machinery
2
6
Agropecuary
1
1
Food
1
2
Beverage
2
2
Automotive
2
3
Cement
6
6
Iron & Steel
5
6
Entertainment
---
1
Transport
---
2
Sugary
---
2
Aviation
---
1
Tequilero
---
2
Electrical machinery
---
4
Total of emissions CO2 Ton
102´393,966
150´000,000
NewSectors
Incorporated in 2008
NewSectors
incorporated in 2009
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.
Programme Strategies
 Main strategies of the Mexico GHG
Programme:
o
Promote participation of the main sectors
of the economy and a larger number of
companies, organizations, institutions,
and governments.
o
Integrate a new validation/certification
scheme for GHG inventories, establishing
base lines and environmental quality
standards “benchmarking”.
o
Promote development of GHG reduction
projects and its participation in carbon
markets.
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).
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.
UNDERSECRETARY FOR
ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION AND
PROMOTION
www.semarnat.gob.mx