• 2013

Mexico In-country Work

News and events

  • Webinar
  • February, 22 2024
Capture d’écran 2024-12-18 à 13.27.26

Climate technologies in Latin America: Conceptual framework for their adoption and opportunities for regional collaboration

Daniel Buira presented the recent study for ECLAC that aimed at developing a conceptual framework to identify families of disruptive technologies that contribute to reducing emissions and generate resilient processes for climate change adaptation and mitigation (…)

Climate technologies in Latin America: Conceptual framework for their adoption and opportunities for regional collaboration

  • Mexico

Daniel Buira presented our recent study for ECLAC that aimed at developing a conceptual framework to identify families of disruptive technologies that contribute to reducing emissions and generate resilient processes for climate change adaptation and mitigation. The webinar was presented simultaneously in Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Uruguay, Chile, Buenos Aires and Brussels. A series of instruments are proposed to transform and give a new direction to the policies needed to drive changes towards sustainability, reorient the growth model and coordinate the required investments.

  • Workshop
  • September, 2023
Capture d’écran 2024-09-16 à 11.26.07

Participation in the workshop “Modeling workshop towards the construction of a new low-emission and just development model in Mexico”

Tempus Analítica was invited by the WRI Mexico along other research groups to present modeling approaches to climate policies and strengthen the local modeling community.

Participation in the workshop “Modeling workshop towards the construction of a new low-emission and just development model in Mexico”

  • Mexico

Tempus Analítica was invited by the WRI Mexico along other research groups to present modeling approaches to climate policies and strengthen the local modeling community. Jordi Tovilla shared the futures analysis and backcasting DDP methodological approach to inform bottom-up energy pathways modeling, while Thalia Hernandez presented the macroeconomic analysis carried with the KLEM model on the energy transition.

Watch the full session: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDUxXr3hiGQ

In-country work since

2013 (start of DDPP)

Key areas of work

  • Net Zero & long-term planning
  • Clean power and energy systems
  • Macroeconomic and trade balance implications of fossil fuel phase out
  • Urban structure and emissions reductions
  • Energy and climate policy development
  • Climate technology strategies for developing countries
  • National systemic transformations
  • Just Transitions & socio-economic implications of the transitions
  • Development & climate interface
  • International climate collaborations
  • Governance & public policy

Key in-country partners

Buira
Daniel Buira
Co-Founder and Executive Director of Tempus Analitica A.C
Tempus Analitica A.C
Hernandez
Thalia Hernandez
Lead Economist at Tempus Analitica A.C
Tempus Analitica A.C
Tovilla
Jordi Tovilla
Co-Founder and Scientific Director of Tempus Analitica A.C
Tempus Analitica A.C

Tempus Analitica

Details

Latest DDP Scenario

ACT-DDP:

  • Current Policy
  • Deep Decarbonization

IMAGINE (currently being developed):

  • NDC (reference scenario)
  • DDP without trade adjustment policies

DDP with trade adjustment policies

  • N/A

Contributions to policy processes

DDP Mexico has contributed to: N/A

Key projects

  • IMAGINE
  • ACT-DDP
  • DDP LAC
  • DDP Transport

Key in-country collaborations

  • N/A

Past and ongoing projects

  1. Report (2022): ACT-DDP Mexico scenario notes
    1. Economy-wide
    2. Power generation
    3. Cement
    4. Passenger transport
  2. In-person workshop (April 2022): ACT-DDP Ambitious national commitments, and strategies of private companies
  3. Report (September 2021): Analysis of current ambition level in Mexico
  4. Report from DDP LAC project (2020):
    1. Policy lessons from the Deep Decarbonization Pathways in Latin America and the Caribbean Project
  5. Overall synthesis and country team perspectives