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MEXICO, SUPPORT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT
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IV.1.2 PROJECT RECEPTION AND CDM DE
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LIST OF ACRONYMS Acronym AEAEE Asso
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IEA International Energy Agency IET
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BOXES, TABLES AND FIGURES Boxes: Bo
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Mexico is one of the selected devel
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Figure 1. Percentage emissions CO 2
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Carbon CFE 2,600 5.6 Geothermal CFE
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In addition to the increase in effi
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On other hand, the international me
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I.1.- REVIEW AND LISTING OF CDM STA
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National Commission on Foreign Inve
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Private sector enterprises Multiple
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Ecosecurities Empresas ESM SA DE CV
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North American Commission for Envir
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Energy saving and Cogeneration Is o
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Fuel-switching Is a priority area i
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• Biomass and biofuels Is a prior
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Scudder Latin American Power Fund (
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• Construction Is a priority area
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Industry Is a priority area in the
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I.1.3.- COOPERATION WITH AUSTRIA Au
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Austrian Organizations 66 Kommunalk
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cannot contradict the Federal Laws.
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• Exploration, exploitation, refi
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The following diagram describes the
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A proposal has been recently presen
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Policy barriers The energy transiti
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Development within the Federal Gove
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SEMARNAT counts with several depend
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I.3.- INTERMINISTERIAL COMMISSION O
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Appointed by the President of the C
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The project design document (PDD),
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Mexican procedural sequence for pro
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• Production of a Project Idea No
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Is to be noted that the certificati
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Of the 22 projects at present in th
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13 AWMS GHG Mitigation Project MX05
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Mexican CDM projects at the interna
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National Institute of Ecology, INE
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• Approved Environmental Impact A
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views on opportunities of collabora
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City and the Center also has been s
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