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 *[[Energy Efficiency in Buildings - Mexico|Energy Efficiency in Buildings in Mexico]]
 *[[Biblioteca Digital: Programa Energía Sustentable en México|Biblioteca Digital: Programa Energía Sustentable en Méxicoof]] the sustainable energy program in Mexico (in Spanish)
 *Proyecto PTB-DGN: [[:File:PTB project Mexico 95328 SP.pdf|Fortalecimiento de la Infraestructura de la Calidad para Energías Renovables y Eficiencia Energética]]
 *Estudio: [[:File:Estado de la Infraestructura de la Calidad para Energías Renovables y Eficiencia Energética en México - Estudio.pdf|Estado de la Infraestructura de la Calidad para Energías Renovables y Eficiencia Energética en México]]. PTB, elaborado por Mahdha Flores Campos, 2016
 *Proyecto piloto: [[:File:Introducción a la Eficiencia Energética y Sistemas de Gestión de la Energía en Pymes de México.pdf|Introducción a la Eficiencia Energética y Sistemas de Gestión de la Energía en Pymes de México.]] PTB, autores: Lissette Mendoza Barrón, Richard Prem, Susanne Wendt, 2017
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 *[[Energy Efficiency in Buildings - Mexico|Energy Efficiency in Buildings in Mexico]]
 *[[Biblioteca Digital: Programa Energía Sustentable en México|Biblioteca Digital: Programa Energía Sustentable en Méxicoof]] the sustainable energy program in Mexico (in Spanish)
-*Proyecto PTB-DGN: [[:File:PTB_project_Mexico_95328_SP.pdf|Fortalecimiento de la Infraestructura de la Calidad para Energías Renovables y Eficiencia Energética]]
+*Proyecto PTB-DGN: [[:File:PTB project Mexico 95328 SP.pdf|Fortalecimiento de la Infraestructura de la Calidad para Energías Renovables y Eficiencia Energética]]
-*Estudio: [[:File:Estado_de_la_Infraestructura_de_la_Calidad_para_Energías_Renovables_y_Eficiencia_Energética_en_México_-_Estudio.pdf|Estado de la Infraestructura de la Calidad para Energías Renovables y Eficiencia Energética en México]]. PTB, elaborado por Mahdha Flores Campos, 2016
+*Estudio: [[:File:Estado de la Infraestructura de la Calidad para Energías Renovables y Eficiencia Energética en México - Estudio.pdf|Estado de la Infraestructura de la Calidad para Energías Renovables y Eficiencia Energética en México]]. PTB, elaborado por Mahdha Flores Campos, 2016
-*Proyecto piloto: [[:File:Introducción_a_la_Eficiencia_Energética_y_Sistemas_de_Gestión_de_la_Energía_en_Pymes_de_México.pdf|Introducción a la Eficiencia Energética y Sistemas de Gestión de la Energía en Pymes de México.]] PTB, autores: Lissette Mendoza Barrón, Richard Prem, Susanne Wendt, 2017
+*Proyecto piloto: [[:File:Introducción a la Eficiencia Energética y Sistemas de Gestión de la Energía en Pymes de México.pdf|Introducción a la Eficiencia Energética y Sistemas de Gestión de la Energía en Pymes de México.]] PTB, autores: Lissette Mendoza Barrón, Richard Prem, Susanne Wendt, 2017
+*[https://www.ptb.de/cms/en.html PTB] project "[[:File:PTB_project_LAC_Energy_95309_EN.pdf|Quality Infrastructure for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy]]" in Latin America and the Caribbean
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 = Further Information =
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 *[[Tourism Surcharge to Promote Rural Electrification in Mexico#Some Basic Data on the Importance of Tourism for Mexico.27s Economy.5B1.5D|Some Basic Data on the Importance of Tourism for Mexico's Economy]]
 *[[Energy Efficiency in Buildings - Mexico|Energy Efficiency in Buildings in Mexico]]
-*[[Biblioteca_Digital:_Programa_Energía_Sustentable_en_México|Biblioteca Digital: Programa Energía Sustentable en México]]of the sustainable energy program in Mexico (in Spanish)
+*[[Biblioteca Digital: Programa Energía Sustentable en México|Biblioteca Digital: Programa Energía Sustentable en Méxicoof]] the sustainable energy program in Mexico (in Spanish)
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 = Introduction =
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 == Energy Situation<br/> ==
 A steady decline in the oil production since the 1980’s is slowly decoupling the Mexican economy from oil exports. By 1982 these represented 18% of the country’s GDP, while in recent years this fraction has come down to 4%. A marked increase in energy imports (mainly refined gasolines and dry gas from the US) is also taking place. By 2010 imports equivalent to 1987 PJ had the value of 65% of all oil exports (equivalent to 3620 PJ).<ref name="WorldBank">_</ref><ref name="INEGI">_</ref>
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 <br/>The potential for solar hot water heaters was estimated as 115PJ by CONAE in 2005, the figure represents 2.3% of the current final energy consumption, and was originally calculated considering a 50% coverage of all energy requirement for low temperature heating. According to the National Association of Solar Energy (ANES) 1.94 million square meters of collectors were already installed by 2010, generating some 9.3PJ per year (8% of the estimated potential).<ref>PROCALSOL http://www.conae.gob.mx/work/images/Procalsol.pdf</ref><ref name="ANES">_</ref>
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 *[http://www.anes.org/ Asociacion nacional de energia solar ANES](Spanish only)
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 <u>More information:</u><br/>
 *[http://www.amdee.org/ Asociacion mexicana de energia eolica](Spanish only)
 *NREL hass developed [http://www.nrel.gov/wind/international_wind_resources.html#mexico wind atlas]of some regions.
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 <u>More Information:</u>
 *[http://www.rembio.org Red Mexicana de Bioenergía (REMBIO)]
 *[http://www.semarnat.gob.mx Secretaría de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales (SEMARNAT)]
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 = Policy Framework, Laws and Regulations =
 Since 2007 renewable energies are explicity included in the strategies of the National Development Plan (PND), and since 2008 a regulatory framework was established in the Law for the Exploitation of Renewable Energies and Financing of the Energetic Transition (LAERFTE). The law set obligations for the Ministry of Energy (SENER) to develop a “National Strategy for the Energy Transition and the Sustainable Use of Energy”, and a “Special Programme for the Utilization of Renewable Energies”. The official goals of substitution of fossil fuels are also set in the LAERFTE. Its amendment in June 2011 sets a maximum share for fossil fuels of 65% of electricity production by 2024, 60% by 2035 and 50% by 2050. <ref name="SENER_Renovables">_</ref>
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 <u>This documents present tree main scnearios to meet the target of 35% clean electricity by 2026:</u>
 *Renewables: 284 new wind farms of 100 MW and others, will cost US$4117 millions.
 *Nuclear: 7 or 8 nuclear plants equivalent of 1.4 GW will cost US$2922 millions.
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 = Further Information =
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 *[http://www.ahorroenergia.org.mx Asociación de Empresas para el Ahorro de Energía en la Edificación]
 *[[Tourism Surcharge to Promote Rural Electrification in Mexico#Some Basic Data on the Importance of Tourism for Mexico.27s Economy.5B1.5D|Some Basic Data on the Importance of Tourism for Mexico's Economy]]
-*[[Energy_Efficiency_in_Buildings_-_Mexico|Energy Efficiency in Buildings in Mexico]]
+*[[Energy Efficiency in Buildings - Mexico|Energy Efficiency in Buildings in Mexico]]
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 == Energy Situation<br/> ==
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 A steady decline in the oil production since the 1980’s is slowly decoupling the Mexican economy from oil exports. By 1982 these represented 18% of the country’s GDP, while in recent years this fraction has come down to 4%. A marked increase in energy imports (mainly refined gasolines and dry gas from the US) is also taking place. By 2010 imports equivalent to 1987 PJ had the value of 65% of all oil exports (equivalent to 3620 PJ).<ref name="WorldBank">_</ref><ref name="INEGI">_</ref>
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 == Renewable Energy<br/> ==
 According to SENER the installed capacity of renewable energy sources by the end of 2011 was 2.4GW, corresponding to 3.88% of the total.<ref name="ENE2012">_</ref> Wind parks La Venta III, Oaxaca I and IV, which started operation by April 2012 represent 307MW more<ref name="ACCIONA">ACCIONA, Boletín de Prensa http://boletin-secex.comercio.mityc.es/es-ES/abril-2012/Noticias-Interes/Paginas/ACCIONA-inaugura-los-parques-eolicos-Oaxaca.aspx</ref>, rising the share of renewables to at least 4.38%.
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 = Electricity Situation =
 During 2009 the electricity generated was 268200 GWh (around 10% of primary energy) from a total installed capacity of 60.44GW. Only 58.5% of this was produced by public service (CFE and LyFC) while 29.1% was commissioned under the PIE [Independent Electricity Producer] scheme. A further 9.4% corresponds to Self-Supply and Cogeneration by private enterprises (usually not included as such in the National Energy Balance).
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 = Policy Framework, Laws and Regulations =
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 Since 2007 renewable energies are explicity included in the strategies of the National Development Plan (PND), and since 2008 a regulatory framework was established in the Law for the Exploitation of Renewable Energies and Financing of the Energetic Transition (LAERFTE). The law set obligations for the Ministry of Energy (SENER) to develop a “National Strategy for the Energy Transition and the Sustainable Use of Energy”, and a “Special Programme for the Utilization of Renewable Energies”. The official goals of substitution of fossil fuels are also set in the LAERFTE. Its amendment in June 2011 sets a maximum share for fossil fuels of 65% of electricity production by 2024, 60% by 2035 and 50% by 2050. <ref name="SENER_Renovables">_</ref>
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 = Institutional Set-up <sup><ref>http://www.energia.gob.mx/webSener/res/168/Cap1_SecEner2003.pdf</ref></sup> =
 The hydrocarbon sector is dominated by the state-owned PEMEX - Petróleos Mexicanos [Mexican Petroleum] since the oil expropriation of 1938 by president Lázaro Cárdenas. Five subsidiary companies inside PEMEX control the complete process from exploration and production to national and international trade of refined products. An exception is the transportation and distribution of natural gas and imported LPG, in which private enterprises are allowed to take part.
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 = Further Information =
 *[http://tinyurl.com/caww5yq GIZ - SENER, Renewable Energies for Sustainable Development in Mexico]
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