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Mexico: UNDP starts Best Practices Recognition Award 2011

Submitted by Baerbel Epp on Tue, 07/26/2011 - 06:00.

 Calentadores solares de agua” Public institutions and private enterprises which run high-yield solar water heater projects are now able to submit their application to the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) office in Mexico. “The most outstanding projects on solar water heating development in Mexico will be recognised with an Award,” UNDP Mexico stated at the beginning of July. Interested private and public actors are invited to send their documentation to csamexico@undp.org until 10 August 2011.

Mexico: Vacuum tubes in 48 % of residential Solar Water Heaters

Submitted by Baerbel Epp on Tue, 08/31/2010 - 10:00.

 marketing campaign for solar hot water systems” The marketing campaign for solar hot water systems in the residential sector in Mexico, Procalsol (2007 to 2012), bore fruit: According to the annual market statistics of the National Association of Solar Energy (ANES), the newly installed collector area in households almost tripled from 53,183 m2 in 2008 to 132,934 m2 last year.

Mexico: New Industry Association Protects Local Industry Against Cheap Imports

Submitted by Baerbel Epp on Fri, 04/30/2010 - 13:00.

 Salvador Steffani” Since 1976 in the solar thermal business: Salvador Steffani is the founder and General Director of the collector manufacturer Captasol. His company is initiator of the newly founded Renewable Energy Industry Association FAMERAC and member of the National Association of Solar Energy (ANES).
Photo: Captasol

Mexico: 25,000 “Solar Roofs” Programme

Submitted by Baerbel Epp on Thu, 10/01/2009 - 17:25.

 Mexico Solar Roofs Programme” Small thermosiphon systems are in the focus point of the new 25,000 Solar Roofs Programme of the German Agency for Technical Cooperation (GTZ) in Mexico.

Photo: GTZ Mexico

Mexico: Every Third Solar System is Used Commercially

Submitted by Baerbel Epp on Wed, 08/19/2009 - 20:22.

Commercial use of solar water heaters is gaining momentum in Mexico. Hotels, public swimming pools and industries used about 30 % of the 165,632 m2 (116 MWth) of collector area installed in 2008 to cover their demand in hot water or heating (see the following figure), concluded a market study by the national solar industry association ANES (Asociación Nacional de Energía Solar).

Testing Draft Standards and Regulations on Solar Systems (2002)

Submitted by Stuart Jackson on Fri, 05/22/2009 - 13:34.

This document from 2002, produced by ANES, the Mexican national association of solar energy, summarises a set of tests meant to evaluate draft regulations and standards on solar collectors and water heating systems.
The objective is to help producing legislation, containing all the necessary requirements to equipments and systems used to produce solar thermal energy.

The document provides clear information on all the procedures and steps that need to be undertaken during the tests. The specific exams referred are:

Green credits in Mexico: Push for the Market

Submitted by Baerbel Epp on Thu, 10/02/2008 - 10:52.

social housing with solar in a suburb of Mexico city Social housing in Mexico with solar water heaters: Tecamac is a typical suburb of Mexico City, where inhabitants can purchase apartments at a reasonable price. Photo: GTZ Mexico