Description Sectors Gases Coverage Actors involved Objectives and quantitative goal Indicators Methodologies and Assumptions electric vehicle market in Colombia for land transportation, as a way to catalyze a change in technologies based on the consumption of fossil fuels for land transportation. Energy sector, 1.A.3b Land transport. Carbon Dioxide (CO) Geographic Coverage: National Temporal Coverage: Design Phase: 2018-2020 Implementation Phase: 2020-2030 Ministry of Transportation of Colombia DNP UPME MADS FINDETER World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Objective: Promote transportation vehicles zero and low emissions in the country with the purpose of reducing the emissions generated by mobile sources and improving energy efficiency in the transport sector. Goals: Reduction of 3.7 Mton COeq/year in 2030 Incorporation of 600,000 electric vehicles in 2030 in the national fleet (segments: public transport service-buses and taxis, private vehicles, light cargo and official fleet) Note: figure under review or adjustment based on the definition of the entire strategy The main indicator of the NAMA will be the information associated with the tons of CO eq reduced annually in accordance with the proposed goals: Ton CO,eq reduced/year #vehicles with zero and low emissions in the national fleet/year To establish the quantitative goals, the vehicle energy demand models of the National Energy Balance, the gasoline and diesel emission factors of the FECOC were used: Gasoline mix E10: 66778.409 Kg CO/ TJ ACPM Mixture B10: 74831.82 Kg CO/TJ Based on the fleet growth models, the progressive penetration of vehicles in each of the transport segments was modeled until reaching the percentage expected in the year 2030, for which The following assumptions were taken into account: Projected replacement percentage in 2030: Taxis: 10% Buses: 5% Private vehicles: 5% Light cargo: 3% Additionally, GHG emissions were calculated for the generation of electrical energy consumed by vehicles projected annually, using the 2018 emission factor for the interconnected grid to calculate related GHG emissions.