Emissions reduction goal Reference indicator Measures adopted or planned to achieve the station Results achieved Source of information Objectives and implementation progress The action sets the following goals related to the reduction of electricity consumption and reduction of emissions in the period 2019- 2030: By 2030, 370 GWh of electricity (14% of electricity consumption in the residential sector in 2015). By 2030, 1.6 Mt CO eqreduced. Electricity consumption saved in GWh. CO eq emissions reduced in millions of tons. Adoption of Law 69 of October 12, 2012, which provides among the General Guidelines of the national policy for the rational and efficient use of energy, which was intended to encourage the production and import of more efficient equipment, machines, materials and spare parts. in energy consumption to that they use or recover energy for their operation and that they are polluting hands to the environment. Decree No. 398 of June 19, 2013 that regulates Law 69 of October 12, 2012, establishes deadlines for the prohibition of the manufacture and importation of energy consuming equipment with EE indices lower than the minimums determined by the Committee Indicates Manager for Energy Efficiency The General Directorate of Industrial Standards and Technology DGNT) of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry through Resolutions No. 114, 115, 116 and 117 of November 30, 2017, published in the Official Gazette No. 28434- On December 28, 2017, the following technical regulations of EE or Labeling DGNTI-COPANIT 104.2017 were made official. Energy efficiency in Onverter split type air conditioners with variable refrigerant flow, free discharge and without air duct. o Labeling DGNTI-COPANIT 103.2017 Energy efficiency in split type air conditioners, free discharge and without open air ducts o Labeling DGNTI-COPANIT 103.2017 Energy efficiency in package or divided central air conditioners. Resolution No. 4559 of December 27, 2010 adopting the procedure to request one-time extensions to the term for the prohibition of importation of equipment, machines, materials and spare parts that use or recover energy for their operation, included in the standards and technical regulations in force in Panama. Development of the techno-economic analysis of the Energy Efficiency Standards for Air Conditioning and Refrigerators in Panama The results obtained from the action are not yet measured due to