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Table I.7
LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN: STATUS OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAMMES
Programme
Executing agencies / donors
Argentina Energy Efficiency Programme Energy Secretariat / National budget and other
agencies such as the Global Environment Fund and
the World Bank /
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
(1) National Electricity
Conservation Programme
(PROCEL);( 2) Oil and Oil
Products Conservation
Programme (CONPET)
(1) Energy Efficiency Division
(2) Chilean Energy Efficiency
Agency
Programme for Rational and
Efficient Energy Use and Non-
Traditional Sources (PROURE)
National Energy Conservation
Programme (PRONACE)
(1) Eletrobras: Corporate funds and Global
Reversion Reserve (RGR);; and international
entities ; (2) PETROBRAS: Corporate funds
(1) Ministry of Mining/Ministry budget fund;
(2) Board of directors made up of representatives
of the ministries of energy and finance and of
the Confederation of Production and Commerce
Ministry of Mines and Energy/public budget fund <strong>20</strong>01
National Energy Conservation Commission
(CONACE). CONACE is composed of
representatives of the Energy Sector Department of
the Ministry of the Environment and Energy, the
Public Services Regulatory Authority (ARESEP),
the Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE), the Staterun
oil refinery (RECOPE) and the national power
company (CNFL), as well as by the electrification
companies: the Administrative Board of Cartago
Electrical Services (JASEC), the Heredia Public
Service Company (ESPH) and the rural
electrification cooperatives: Coopeguanacaste,
Coopealfaro Ruiz, Coopelesca and Coopesantos.
Ecuador National Energy Efficiency Plan Office of the Under-Secretary for Renewable Energy
and Energy Efficiency, Ministry of Electricity and
Renewable Energy(formerly the Renewable and
Energy Efficiency Department in the Ministry of
Energy and Mines)
El Salvador Energy Efficiency Programme Government of El Salvador /Sustainable Energy and
Climate Change Initiative (SECCI) of the Inter-
American Development Bank (IDB)
Mexico
(1) Energy Savings; (2) “Save
Energy and Live Better” pilot
programme; (3) Electricity
Savings; (4) Institutional
Programme for Efficient Energy
Use and Energy Savings of
PEMEX
(1) National Commission for Energy Savings
(CONAE); (2) Energy Secretariat (SENER); (3)
Electricity Savings Trust Fund (FIDE); (4) Petróleos
Mexicanos (PEMEX)
Nicaragua Energy Efficiency Programme Government of Nicaragua / Inter-American
Development Bank (donor: Japan Special Fund
(JSF))
Peru
Energy Savings Programme and
CENERGIA activities
Ministry of Energy and Mines; Energy and
Environmental Conservation Centre (CENERGIA)
Uruguay Energy Efficiency Programme Ministry of Mines and Energy / Global Environment
Fund (GEF) – World Bank / National Electricity
Plants and Distribution Administration (UTE) /
private stakeholders
Start-up date (1)
and approximate total funding (2)
<strong>20</strong>03; US$ 40 million
(1) 1985; (2) 1991
<strong>20</strong>10 (these two entities continue the
work started in <strong>20</strong>05 by the Energy
Efficiency Country Programme,
which came under the National
Energy Commission)
<strong>20</strong>01-<strong>20</strong>06
<strong>20</strong>01; funding from the Ministry
of Energy and Mines and a
US$ 508,000 World Bank loan; grant
from the Global Environment Fund /
World Bank (US$ 1,226,000) plus
private grants (US$ 4,992,000)
<strong>20</strong>07: US$ 800,000 (preparatory
stage with technical assistance from
IDB)
(1) 1989; (2) <strong>20</strong>08; (3) 1990 (general
government funding for programmes
1, 2 and 3); (4) <strong>20</strong>01: PEMEX budget
<strong>20</strong>04; US$ 9<strong>20</strong>,000
1998 to date: Ministry of Energy and
Mines, general government budget,
CENERGIA
<strong>20</strong>05; US$ 8<strong>20</strong>,000
Source: Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC)/German Agency for Technical Cooperation
(GTZ), “América Latina y el Caribe frente a la coyuntura energética internacional: oportunidades para una nueva agenda de
políticas”. Project documents, No. 2<strong>20</strong> (LC/W.2<strong>20</strong>), Santiago, Chile, December <strong>20</strong>08 (updated as at October <strong>20</strong>11).