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At urban level, climate risks are promoted primarily by changes in coverage that urbanization imposes. These alter the temperature in the lower atmosphere and threatens its inhabitants. In the city of Mexicali, Mexico, for much of the year prevailing high temperatures, so air conditioner equipment are required. In this communication, energy, economic and environmental impacts as a result of unplanned urbanization is evaluated. A theoretical performance comparison of a 5 tons equipment operating in two urban areas is presented. One presents homogeneous planning, the other heterogeneous growth. Using a sonic anemometer located 20 meters high, air temperatures were recorded at N. SANTILLÁN SOTO, et al. 614 both sites. These data were processed in a linear regression model deducted from the equipment manual. The registered temperatures were replaced, obtaining electricity consumption. The results indicate that the heterogeneous zone consumes 24,700 KWh above the planned; generating an extra cost of $ 3,195 USA and issuing 17,032 kg of CO2. Some implications generated by these two different urban distribution schemes are discussed.

Análisis comparativo de emisiones de CO2 y su impacto económico en dos complejos habitacionales de Mexicali, México