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NS-108 - NAMA for New Residential Buildings

Mexico

NAMA Seeking Support for Implementation

  • A Overview
    • A.1Party
      A.2Title of Mitigation Action
      A.3Description of mitigation action

      The NAMA mitigates emissions in the residential sector by improving electrical, fossil fuel, and water efficiency. These improvements are achieved through deployment of eco-technologies, proliferation of design improvements, and utilization of efficient building materials.

      The NAMA approaches building efficiency from a ‘whole house’ approach. From this perspective, efficiency benchmarks are set for total primary energy demand based on building type and climate. Three energy efficiency standards comprise the aforementioned actions and supplemental finance is provided to cover the incremental cost of energy-efficient appliances in new homes. Building developers and home-owners are then able to employ any combination of interventions that achieve the targeted efficiency level.

      Such an approach has numerous benefits. It enables a simple and cost-efficient MRV system that captures the net efficiency improvements of a broad range of eco-technologies, building design, and building materials. It also enables stakeholders to find the most cost-efficient combination of these features. Furthermore, the tiered benchmark approach enables donors to target specific activities that align with their development priorities, and provides flexibility for regulators to increase the stringency of the programme over time.

      The efficiency levels of the Sustainable Housing NAMA will be coordinated with a graded labelling system to inform home buyers of the expected house performance. The label will clearly illustrate the level of efficiency, as well as the expected savings in terms of power, water, fuel and emissions compared to a reference home. This information can be used by the buyer to factor the long term cost savings into the purchasing decision.
      A.4Sector
      A.5Technology
      A.6Type of action
      A.7Greenhouse gases covered by the action
  • B National Implementing Entity
    • B.1.0Name
      B.1.1Contact Person 1
      B.1.2Address
      B.1.3Phone
      B.1.4Email
      B.1.5Contact Person 2
      B.1.6Address
      B.1.7Phone
      B.1.8Email
      B.1.9Contact Person 3
      B.1.10Address
      B.1.11Phone
      B.1.12Email
      B.1.13Comments
      B.2.0Name
      B.2.1Contact Person 1
      B.2.2Address
      B.2.3Phone
      B.2.4Email
      B.2.5Contact Person 2
      B.2.6Address
      B.2.7Phone
      B.2.8Email
      B.2.9Contact Person 3
      B.2.10Address
      B.2.11Phone
      B.2.12Email
      B.3.0Name
      B.3.1Contact Person 1
      B.3.2Address
      B.3.3Phone
      B.3.4Email
      B.3.5Contact Person 2
      B.3.6Address
      B.3.7Phone
      B.3.8Email
      B.3.9Contact Person 3
      B.3.10Address
      B.3.11Phone
      B.3.12Email
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  • C Expected timeframe for the implementation of the mitigation action
    • C.1Number of years for completion
      C.2Expected start year of implementation
  • D Currency
    • D.1Used Currency
      Conversion to USD: 1
  • E Cost
    • E.1.1Estimated full cost of implementation
      Conversion to USD: 3,003,422,274
      E.1.2Comments on full cost of implementation
      The cost of implementation is considered for a 5 years period 2014-2018.
      E.2.1Estimated incremental cost of implementation
      Conversion to USD: 0
      E.2.2Comments on estimated incremental cost of implementation
  • F Support required for the implementation the mitigation action
    • F.1.1Amount of Financial support
      Conversion to USD: 895,301,622
      F.1.2Type of required Financial support
      F.1.3Comments on Financial support
      The amount of financial support required is:
       805,771,496USD from loans, and 89,530,166USD from grants.
      F.2.1Amount of Technological support
      F.2.2Comments on Technological support
      This amount of 72,082,134USD is included in the total costs of implementation.
      F.3.1Amount of capacity building support
      Conversion to USD: 0
      F.3.2Type of required capacity building support
      F.3.3Comments on Capacity Building support
      This amount of 72,082,134USD is included in the total costs of implementation.
  • G Estimated emission reductions
    • G.1Amount
      G.2Unit
      G.3Additional imformation (e.g. if available, information on the methodological approach followed)
      An MRV system has been developed to measure the performance of every energy efficiency action and the overall performance of a house. Some of the measured variables are: gas, water and electricity consumption; room temperature, specific temperature in walls, floor and ceiling; and CO2 concentration. The mitigation potential is obtained by applying specific emission factors for each mitigation action.
  • H Other indicators
    • H.1Other indicators of implementation
  • I Other relevant information
    • I.1Other relevant information including co-benefits for local sustainable development
      Co-benefits for local sustainable development:

      * Social:
      • Comfort for homeowners
      • Access to clean energy
      • Capacity building in sustainability for developers and homeowners
      • Human and institutional capacities

      * Economic: 

      • Economic savings for homeowners that can be reflected in their gas, electricity and water bills.
      • Economic savings for the government, due to a reduction in energy subsidies
      • Increase in the number of green jobs

      * Environmental:

      • Air Quality improvements and efficient Land Use
  • J Relevant National Policies strategies, plans and programmes and/or other mitigation action
    • J.1Relevant National Policies
      J.2Link to other NAMAs
  • K Attachments
  • L Support received
    • L.1Outside the Registry
      L.2Within the Registry
      Support providedSupportTypeAmountCommentDate
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