mexico, support for the development and uptake of - Unido

20%. At 2003 47, wind generation capacity added only to 2 MW by means of 2 stations with 2 units.
At present, wind energy with 2.82 MW, produces only the 0.005% of the generation for public
service (CFE, March 2005). But 230 MW are under construction and the Energy Regulatory
Commission has extended 7 permits to 3 enterprises allowing a generating capacity of 750 MW.
Wind stakeholders
CFE
Empresas ESM SA DE CV
Fuerza Eólica del Istmo
Clipper Windpower Development
Company
Cruz Azul S.A. de C.V
Gamesa Energía, Cableados
Industriales
Mitsubishi (Japan)
NEG Micon (Japan)
United Nations Development
Program (UNDP)
Vestas
Activities
1.5 MW wind central at La Venta. 15kW at Isla de Margarita, Baja California
Sur. A 100 MW project is being develop at the Isthmus of Tehuantepec,
Oaxaca.
Eólica Santa Catarina, 20 MW wind farm near Monterrey, Mexico.
Wind farm to sell electricity to Cruz Azul S.A. de C.V. First phase of 51 MW,
second phase 99 MW. State of Oaxaca.
Wind Park, Oaxaca. Project formally within the Mexican CDM pipeline, with
Letter of No-Objection by the Mexican DNA.
Centrals:
Bii Nee Stipa I, 20 MW, December 2005.
Bii Nee Stipa II, 80 MW, December 2006.
Bii Nee Stipa III 100 MW, December 2007
Wind turbines.
Wind turbines.
Action Plan to remove barriers for wind energy (testing facilities at the Regional
Center of Wind Technology at Oaxaca).
NOTE: UNDP Mexico made a Call for Express of Interest in the Installation of
Wind Turbines at the Oaxaca Center of Technology, open up to the August 12,
2005.
Wind energy at La Ventosa (The Windy), Oaxaca.
Other emissions reduction
• Carbon Sequestration
Emerging activity with a large potential for mitigation.
Carbon Sequestration
stakeholders
PEMEX
Activities
Cooperating with the Carbon Sequestration Forum, PEMEX is identifying
specific opportunities of CO 2 sequestration at oil wells and mines geological
formations.
• F-gases mitigation
Emerging activity with potential for mitigation. The only existing project is very significant in
terms of CO 2 equivalent reduction capacity; this project raises to more than 60% of the total
expected emission reductions of the present non-forest official Mexican pipeline.
F-gases stakeholders
CYDSA-Quimobásicos S. A.
de C. V.
UNICO International
Corporation (Japan)
The DOE is DNV
Activities
Treatment and incineration of HFC-23. Substance very attractive for CDM,
out of the large factor with respect to CO 2 , despite the EU directive on
fluorinated gases (F-gases), that will not see a new emissions trading scheme
established (June 2005). Project formally within the Mexican CDM pipeline.
The project has a Letter of Approval by the Mexican DNA and is under
international verification by DNV.
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