Name of the initiative Chile-Canada cooperation program for the reduction of greenhouse gases associated with the management of municipal organic waste. Energy Technical Assistance for the Sustainable Geothermal Development Project. Technical Component of the Support Project for the NAMA &quot;Renewable Energies for Self-consumption Chile. Low-carbon development for the Chilean cement and steel industry. Trade. Cogeneration in the Industry and The project wants to promote technical capacities in Chile, to apply cogeneration technologies in industry and commerce, with training, pilot projects, technology transfer and dissemination of technologies Although the project began administratively at the end of 2015, the activities themselves begin in 2016. Comuna Energtica NPP development Decarbonization of the electricity sector Decarbonization of the Energy Sector in Chile Energy Efficiency in Mining Description Solar energy for the generation of electricity and heat Implement improvement measures for the management of municipal organic waste Adaptation of Canadian MRV Protocols for Sanitary landfills and composting plants Improve the conditions of the geothermal energy market, overcoming legal, social and market barriers. Simulations of 4 decarbonization scenarios in the electricity generation sector in Chile. The project contributes in the long term to the achievement of Chile&#39;s climate objectives through the transformation of a sustainable energy system. The focus is the expansion of renewable energies and the decarbonization of the energy sector towards a &quot;low carbon economy&quot; with special themes in the conversion of thermoelectric plants and the development of a green hydrogen economy. Promotion of energy efficiency in the mining sector with the introduction of energy efficiency networks and decarbonization networks. Donor Institution The project aims to reduce CO emissions through the consistent use of renewable energy in the production of electricity for self-consumption. Carry out the GEF technology gap assessment (TNA) for the cement and steel industries in Chile, identifying and prioritizing technologies, conducting gap analysis and facilitating frameworks, concluding with an implementation plan for each sector. Concept Note to apply to the FVC. Identification of economically viable market segments and development of a favorable regulatory framework for the expansion of solar energy for electrical and thermal self-consumption. In this way, the project will support the initiatives of the Government of Chile to meet its greenhouse gas (