Municipality of Hermosillo

Mexico
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    Population 784342
  • km 2
    Area 168.2
  • USD
    GDP 15 Billion
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    Targets by N/A N/A
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Obligatory Bicicle Parking - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2014
  • Type: Regulatory
  • Status: Completed

The Urban Development plan for Hermosillo city(Page 107-112) makes obligatory to any new private and public infrastructure and real state projects in the city which require a parking lot construction according to the building regulation to provide a bicyclist parking space by law.

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Sectors:
  • Residential
  • Commercial
  • Transport
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Energy Efficiency in Municipal Street Lighting - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2014
  • Type: Technical/Infrastructure investment
  • Status: In operation

Staff of the Directorate of Public Lighting of the City of Hermosillo will replace 12,000 public lights in the city for high-tech equipment, lightning costs will be reduced by up to one million 250 thousand pesos(95,135 USD) per year

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Sectors:
  • Buildings
  • Other Emissions
local action
“Dams System Abelardo L. Rodríguez-El Molinito” Conservation Area - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 1986
  • Type: Regulatory
  • Status:

a) By presidential decree published on June 4, 1938 an area of ​​17,250.00.00 hectares located precisely within the boundaries of what is now established, with the rank of Forest Protected Area of the City of Hermosillo, the system of dams "Abelardo Rodríguez Luján - the Molinito" so that isince then being considered such land with a fundamental ecological importance, it is necessary and essential recovery and restoration, in order to preserve the ecosystems of these latitudes for thus contribute to obtaining a healthier life for residents of these regions and the own capital of the Sonora State taking into account that, at present, Abelardo Rodríguez Luján dam is relevant for the population Hermosillo.

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Sectors:
  • Agriculture, Forest and Other Land Use (AFOLU)
30 km/h zone - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2014
  • Type: Policy/Strategies/Action Plans
  • Status: In operation

This strategy aims to improve the quality of life of citizens and the recovery of the street, allowing more space allocated to pedestrian mobility and moderate traffic speed.
This is considered the urban renewal of public road space, which includes the expansion of sidewalks, creating crosswalks ears, accessibility of pedestrian routes or placement of decorative elements (trees, planters etc.), as elements of safety and delimitation. The aim is to obtain a new distribution where there is more public space to pedestrians and the private vehicle is restricted, the benefits offered are:
- Give more attention to pedestrian: 30km/h areas encourage social gathering and more equitable public space allocation among different users, so the streets as a place of coexistence recover their public space vocation.
- Avoid passing traffic: The speed reduction and the creation of closed circuit circulation discourages motorists with long-distance routes to use the roads in Zone 30.

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Sectors:
  • Residential
  • Commercial
  • Transport
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Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2014
  • Type: Policy/Strategies/Action Plans
  • Status: In operation

The municipal policy document which is intended to form a physical structure that will allow an adequate mobility of the population and its region integration, where priority is given to developing a sustainable public transport system that pays attention to the needs of all population groups, especially those whose mobility is limited by disability, age or poverty, and to other forms of transport with technical support of the The Institute for Transportation and Development Policy (ITDP).

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Sectors:
  • Residential
  • Transport
"La Pintada" ecoturism/archeological site development and management plan - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2014
  • Type: Policy/Strategies/Action Plans
  • Status: Completed

La Pintada comprises two different archaeological components; within the Canyon are cave paintings and rock engravings, while outside, on the alluvial plain of the Canyon are vestiges of various seasonal camping grounds in an extensive area, characterized by a concentration of archaeological material: ceramic, stone tools, sea shells and grinding artifacts. Besides it's archaeological value, the site is home of 90 plant species and 12 animal species protected by the Offcial Mexican Norm

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  • Facilities
  • Agriculture, Forest and Other Land Use (AFOLU)
  • Other Emissions
Solar Energy Park 80M - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2012
  • Type: Technical/Infrastructure investment
  • Status: In operation

Solar Energy Park will generate 20 megawatts of power during it's first stage and will operate at full capacity with 80 megawatts. One of the main objectives will be to provide the full energeticdemand of street lighting service to the city of Hermosillo

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  • Buildings
  • Facilities
  • Industrial processes and product use (IPPU)
Bike kitchen Hermosillo - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2013
  • Type:
  • Status:

non-profit run by volunteers.they provide tools and parts you need to fix or build a bicycle Their staff of volunteer mechanics is available to give advice and technical support to teach people to build their own bikes in exchange they teach others to do so.

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Sectors:
  • Residential
  • Transport
Urban Sprawl Restriction - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2014
  • Type: Policy/Strategies/Action Plans
  • Status: Completed

On the Municipality's Urban Development Plan
The development strategy provides that the time for opening new areas of development is based on the status of service feasibility
hidrical and electrical infrastructure and the availability of roads to reach the new area, also suitability of education facilities, health and recreation; and in the capacity of the municipality and the agencies responsible for provide service coverage of public transport, policing, garbage collection, and the existence of infrastructure against natural phenomena to avoiding risk areas and within
an adequate stormwater discharge, and others.
Considering the above, the opening of Phase II, will be held once the areas of Phase I reach an occupation of at least 80% of the area in each one of the urban planning sector.

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Sectors:
  • Buildings
  • Facilities
  • Transport
  • Industrial processes and product use (IPPU)
  • Agriculture, Forest and Other Land Use (AFOLU)
  • Waste
Humedales de la Laguna La Cruz- Ramsar Site Declaration - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2014
  • Type: Policy/Strategies/Action Plans
  • Status: Completed

The Humedales de la Laguna La Cruz (6,665 hectares, 28°47’15”N 111°52’53”W) has been designated by Mexico’s Secretaría de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales (SEMARNAT), that country’s 139th Wetland of International Importance. As summarized by Ramsar’s Sara Casallas Ramirez, the new site is a small bay in the northern Gulf of California, characterized by intertidal marshes, intertidal forested wetlands, and mud, sand or salt flats, with mangrove forests that are unique as they are located near the northern limit of their distribution and, within the Sonorean Desert area, lack fresh water inputs. As part of the Pacific Migratory Route, it is an important rest area for migratory birds, providing food and refuge to a total of 154 species of birds, of which 84 are aquatic species. Some 96 fish species have been identified at the site, which is also vital for some species during adverse climatic conditions and as a breeding area of various fish, mollusc and crustacean species. It also supports such threatened species as the Green Sea Turtle Chelonia mydas and the Elegant Tern Sterna elegans among others.

The site is highly significant for local communities as it maintains the fisheries of the area and is also important for tourism and research.

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Sectors:
  • Agriculture, Forest and Other Land Use (AFOLU)
Cleanspots - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2013
  • Type:
  • Status:

the program consist in recycling places where any citizen can let their diposable material.

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Sectors:
  • Buildings
  • Industrial processes and product use (IPPU)
local action
Scrap tire use in cement production - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2014
  • Type: Policy/Strategies/Action Plans
  • Status: Completed

In order to provide a safe and sustainable waste tires for disposal, the City of Hermosillo and Ecoltec company signed a cooperation agreement to collect and recycle these wastes for cement manufacturing.
 
Mayor Alejandro López Caballero and commercial manager Ecoltec Mexico subsidiary of Holcim Group, Armando Fernandez Morales, shaped each document formalizing actions such as registration of business establishments dealing with used tires.
 
López Caballero stressed the importance of this partnership between the municipal government and the private sector in terms of win-win, as it will the best solution to a difficult reality to attend, as is the generation of a monthly average of seven thousand 700 tires waste in the city.
 
The disadvantages of tires left as litter on the streets, are counted that are breeding grounds for vermin such as rats and dengue mosquito transmitter; also affect the city's image and pose a high risk of fire, with the aggravating circumstance that they emit large amount of GHG and smoke particles into the environment.
 
From this agreement, a dynamic collection of scrap tires will start, by crews Ecoltec, from routes designed according to a standard of facilities, to be transferred to the plant of Holcim Mexico in Hermosillo, where they are being crushed and some portion is being use as alternative fuel in the furnaces at 2000 degrees centigrade.
 
This process revealed is known as "complete combustion" were the heat is so intense that it prevents the tires of emanating toxic smoke, as would occur with other common open burning. The result of this combustion is incorporated into the cement manufacturing process.
 
Special collection centers were installed among the city

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Sectors:
  • Residential
  • Industrial processes and product use (IPPU)
  • Waste
Permanent Endemic Forestation Program - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2013
  • Type:
  • Status: In operation

2500 endemic and low water demaning trees are given freely to the population by month, these species are Olneya tesota Parkinsonia microphylla and Azadirachta indica

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Sectors:
  • Residential
  • Agriculture, Forest and Other Land Use (AFOLU)
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Battery Collection Program - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2007
  • Type: Public Participation/Stakeholder engagement
  • Status: In operation

There are two ways of collecting, which are 61 isolated special metal containers, placed in garbage collection units of the municipal services. The idea is that people take advantage of the service to be deposited directly to a garbage truck.

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Sectors:
  • Residential
  • Commercial
  • Waste
  • Other Emissions
Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant Construction - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2012
  • Type: Technical/Infrastructure investment
  • Status: In operation

The Treatment Plant is located at kilometer 4 Seri Road has been designed for a flow of 2500 liters per second treating the entire city's water at its first stage and in a future it will provide additional 500 liters of treated water, quality of this water shall comply with NOM 003 and may be used for agricultural irrigation of parks, gardens and safely, sludge will meet the Nom SEMARNAT 2002 class C 003 and be fit for reclamation and soil improvement also.2 thousand 500 liters of
Treated water will have a second use, the 42% of treated water will be used irrigation of 3000 acres, 3% for the Federal Electricity Commission which will produce 60% of the plant's energy needs, the remaining 55% of the water will be available for aquifer recharge

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Sectors:
  • Residential
  • Industrial
  • Agriculture, Forest and Other Land Use (AFOLU)
  • Waste
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Urban Development Plan 2014 - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2014
  • Type: Policy/Strategies/Action Plans
  • Status: Completed

This paper integrates the policies, guidelines, strategies, rules
techniques and arrangements to order and regulate the population center, promote urban development to enhance its competitiveness in a context of
sustainability and allowing the retrieval of public responsibility in urbanization process,it is presented as a revision and modification program Urban Development Plan for Hermosillo from 2007.

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Sectors:
  • Residential
  • Commercial
  • Industrial
  • Transport
  • Industrial processes and product use (IPPU)
  • Agriculture, Forest and Other Land Use (AFOLU)
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Electricity Generation from Bio-gas - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2015
  • Type: Technical/Infrastructure investment
  • Status: In operation

The use of biogas (bio-energy that comes from the gases that arise from landfills) will be implemented through a collection and conveyance system, which is used to fuel internal combustion engine coupled to an electric generator.
The generator, in turn, be connected to a distribution network of the Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE), so the power generated can be sold. The direct benefit to the town would be the total profits from the energy sale . will have a capacity of 2 Mwh

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Sectors:
  • Waste
  • Other Emissions
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Backyard Burning Prevention Campaign - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2013
  • Type: Education/Awareness Raising
  • Status: In operation

The director of that agency, reported that as the permanent program began last November(2013), about 15 complaints a day for burning garbage were received, while to date there is record of only two or three, and the application of just seven penalties for that motif.

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Sectors:
  • Residential
  • Agriculture, Forest and Other Land Use (AFOLU)
  • Waste
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BRT System - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2013
  • Type: Technical/Infrastructure investment
  • Status: In operation

Comprises about 18.1 km of primary roads and a stretch of 1.7 km on collector streets (Street and Calle Pino Suárez Rosales) where simple stops will be installed on the right side.

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Sectors:
  • Buildings
  • Transport
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Linear Parks Master Plan - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2015
  • Type: Policy/Strategies/Action Plans
  • Status: In operation

Linear Parks Master Plan is determined to dictate the future investment and managment of such public space areas in the city.
http://www.televisaregional.com/hermosillo/noticias/Presenta-alcalde-el-Plan--274378391.html

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  • Residential
  • Transport
  • Waste
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Daily cyclist rides - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2013
  • Type: Public Participation/Stakeholder engagement
  • Status:

the spread of this taste for bike rides is visible in Hermosillo because the different cyclist groups schedule rides from 6 to 7 days of the week to enjoy this hobby and some more to promote safety, cyclist respect among the streets of the city.

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Sectors:
  • Transport
Backyard Burning Sanction - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2013
  • Type: Regulatory
  • Status: In operation

the start of a sanctioning process for those who leave construction material in their foreheads, sidewalks and street, to prevent this from continuing is very important before the rainy season, when such elements are drawn to the sewer system ​​and cause multiple problems.

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Sectors:
  • Residential
  • Waste
Sustainable Urban Road "De La Reforma" - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2014
  • Type: Technical/Infrastructure investment
  • Status: In operation

Description of infrastructure work and its components

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Sectors:
  • Residential
  • Transport
  • Waste
Ecological Center Solar Park - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2013
  • Type: Technical/Infrastructure investment
  • Status: Completed

Installed capacity: 18.48kW / h Modulos installed: 66 Modules
Module Capacity: 280 W
Investors installed: 2 Inversors
Admission of investors Capacity: 10,000W
Average sunshine hours: 6.5 H
Average Daily Production: 120.12 Kw
Annual production: 43.84 MW

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Sectors:
  • Buildings
  • Facilities
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Moneyless Market - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year:
  • Type: Public Participation/Stakeholder engagement
  • Status:

moneyless market surges as a citizen initiative which encourages people to not dispose their belongings when they judge they can but encourages people to trade it for some other good as electronics,food,etc. or even services(as electricity services,plumbing, car rides,etc.)

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Sectors:
  • Residential
  • Commercial
  • Waste
Technical Support For Environmental Education In Public Schools - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2013
  • Type: Education/Awareness Raising
  • Status: Completed

The Teacher Training Institute of the State of Sonora, through the General Coordinator of Continuing Education, in coordination with the Commission of Ecology and Sustainable Development of the State of Sonora (CEDES), implemented a workshop on "Education for Sustainable Development, Training Trainers" which was developed during the days from 4 to 6 March this year at the premises of Hotel Colonial Hermosillo.

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Sectors:
  • Transport
  • Waste
  • Other Emissions
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Obligatory 2 meters Sidewalks - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2014
  • Type: Regulatory
  • Status: Completed

Urban Development plan for Hermosillo city makes obligatory to any new private and public infraestructure and real state projects in the city to have a minimum of 2 meters sidewalk to promote pedestrian mobility. Acording to the Urban Development Plan.

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Sectors:
  • Residential
  • Commercial
  • Transport
Environtmental workshops in Public Schools - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2010
  • Type: Education/Awareness Raising
  • Status:

As part of the Day of Environmental Education, a program to improve education seeks to promote environment care, these attend schools in different educational levels in the city to bring environmental issues as workshops themes: 4Rs, Reforestation, water pollution, compost.
One of the activities will be learning-oriented management of waste in their homes, and raise awareness on issues such as the four" R "which means reduce waste generation, reusing, recycling and recover back products as recyclable materials
Other workshops entitled "Environmental Pollution" and "New Treasure Trash" includes various topics that address the problem of vision of the city as a shared space, including the disposal of municipal waste solids-highlights, the responsible management of their pets, care of green spaces, among others.
In the workshops, the knowledge imparted airs through educational games which change behavior and attitudes promoted in children in order to commit to the environment.

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Sectors:
  • Residential
  • Transport
  • Agriculture, Forest and Other Land Use (AFOLU)
  • Waste
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Green belt - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2014
  • Type: Regulatory
  • Status: In operation

the goal is to to preserve areas of largely undeveloped,or wildlands surrounding neighbouring urban areas.

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Sectors:
  • Buildings
  • Transport
  • Agriculture, Forest and Other Land Use (AFOLU)
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Urban Mobility Regulation - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2015
  • Type: Regulatory
  • Status: In operation

Determine the assets subject to the mobility of persons with disabilities, pedestrians, cyclists, users of motorized mobility, motorcyclists, motorists, drivers and users of public transportation, mass and collective as well as heavy load vehicles, the regulation of mobility and transportation in Hermosillo Municipality, and the rights and obligations of subjects of mobility,seeks to establish order and security measures, control of motorized and non-motorized vehicular travels which concern to people, goods and services in public roads.

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Sectors:
  • Transport
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Carpool Program - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2014
  • Type: Public Participation/Stakeholder engagement
  • Status: In operation

Carpooling saves on gas and eases traffic and parking congestion promoting a more sustainable and energy efficiency mobility, the program will consist in an online platform that will sign up car owners and citizens in general, furthermore the system will be promoted by the local governement among it's employees

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Sectors:
  • Residential
  • Transport
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“Canal del Infiernillo y Esteros del territorio Comcaac (Xepe Coosot)” RAMSAR Site Declaratory - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2009
  • Type:
  • Status: Completed

is a channel between Island Tiburón and the Sonora coast in northwestern Mexico, characterized by the presence of sea-grass beds, mangrove estuaries, seasonal creeks and small coral reef patches.

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Sectors:
  • Agriculture, Forest and Other Land Use (AFOLU)
Hermosillo Central Park - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2013
  • Type: Technical/Infrastructure investment
  • Status: In operation

The Central Park project in Hermosillo, is a space of 29 hectares where the community can interact with nature, animals and vegetation that predominates in the town's surroundings, This area is place where hermosillenses can enjoy nature at its finest, with spaces dedicated to the sport of mountain biking,hiking, climbing and rappelling, recreation and family entertainment, viewpoints and bird watching,the site also has an environmental fish farming research center, the benefits perceived by having this urban green area also include;Recharging of aquifers, pollution control, native and migrant bird sanctuary Regulating microclimate, Regulation of insolation, wind Barrier and Protecting wild and fertile soil.

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Sectors:
  • Residential
  • Agriculture, Forest and Other Land Use (AFOLU)
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Environtmental License - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2013
  • Type: Regulatory
  • Status:

Obligatory part of the land use license, depending on the impact,

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Sectors:
  • Commercial
  • Industrial
  • Industrial processes and product use (IPPU)
  • Waste
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Experimental Heliostat Station - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2013
  • Type: Assessment/Research
  • Status: Completed

It is the first facility of its kind in Latin America and its goal is the development of electric and solar power generation technology and promoting both knowledge generation and the formation of high-level human resources.
The field test is a joint project between the University of Sonora and the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). This action will promote the development and research on the use of renewable energy sources, said State Secretary of Economy.
The installation of the heliostat field will be in the Department of Agriculture and Livestock of the Unison, at kilometer 21 on the road to Bahia de Kino, part of the National Laboratory of Concentration and Solar Chemical, said the head of the Energy Commission of the state Jesus Luis Celaya Gortari.
The field is conditioned for 82 heliostats from which are expected a thousand suns concentration, also has a central tower, an image and data acquisition system for testing heliostat, experimental booth and control room.
In the test field of heliostats in Sonora will be conducted research on the technology of the heliostats, including evaluation and standardization, development of components and solar thermal electricity generation, among other topics. Currently generates 2 MWh per year

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Sectors:
  • Residential
  • Commercial
  • Agriculture, Forest and Other Land Use (AFOLU)
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Strategic Drainage Plan - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2010
  • Type:
  • Status: Completed

In this Program a diagnosis on storm drain was made, were the main watersheds were defined in the urban areas, a catalog on drainage infrastructure was made which included culverts, bridges and other existing structures meant to capture and stream crossings, based on this information, infrastructure demand was identified as well for underused equipment, also potential urban development areas were located after identifying flood areas. Consequently a programming of the works required for the short, medium and long term was scheduled, quantifying the cost and assigning a priority according to the time required to do it.

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Atlas of Natural Hazards and Risks - Municipality of Hermosillo
  • Start year: 2013
  • Type: Policy/Strategies/Action Plans
  • Status: Completed

For a changing community whose process is aimed at achieving an integral human development,equitable and sustainable, the damage caused by the onslaught of the
natural resources constitute an unacceptable condition.

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Sectors:
  • Human health
Inventories
Community inventories

The Municipality of Hermosillo has reported 1 Community emission inventory, since 2010. In its latest inventory, compiled in 2010, the Transport, Industrial process and product use, Waste management, Agriculture, forest and other land use, Agriculture, forest and other land use and Stationary energy are identified as key emission sources.

GHG emission from Municipality of Hermosillo
GHG inventory in 2010
Government operations inventory

The Municipality of Hermosillo has reported 1 government operational inventory, since 2014. In its latest inventory, compiled in 2014, the Waste management and Transport are identified as key emission sources.

GHG emission from Municipality of Hermosillo
GHG inventory in 2014
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