The article ‘Quiz of the carbon market: Lei nº 15.042/2024’ seeks to explore, in an interactive and informative way, the main aspects of this important legislation. Through questions and answers, Quiz aims to broaden knowledge about the carbon market guidelines, the exchange of credits and the promotion of sustainable practices, inviting readers to engage in the theme and contribute to a more sustainable future.
1 – What is the main objective of the Brazilian Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trade System (SBCE) established by Law no. 15.042/2024?
a) Promote the increase of greenhouse gas emissions.
b) Regulate and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, aligning with Brazil's international commitments.
c) Create a subsidy system for polluting companies.
d) Establish a free market for non -regulatory carbon credits.
2 – What are the verified reduction or removal certificates of (CRVEs) In the context of SBCE?
a) Documents authorizing companies to issue greenhouse gases without limits.
b) Assets that represent the reduction or removal of 1 Equivalent CO2 ton (tCO2e), following accredited methodologies.
c) Tax incentives for companies that increase their emissions.
d) Licenses for deforestation in protected areas.
3 – What is the role of the interministerial committee on climate change (CIM) No Sbce?
a) Oversee compliance with labor laws in companies.
b) Establish SBCE General Guidelines, approve the National Allocation Plan and supervise the application of system resources.
c) Directly manage carbon credit projects in indigenous areas.
d) Regulate the stock market and financial securities.
4 – What is the purpose of the National Allocation Plan under the SBCE?
a) Define the maximum limits of GHG emissions and the amount of CBES to be allocated to operators.
b) Establish policies to encourage the increase of gee emissions.
c) Create a fund to finance fossil fuel exploration projects.
d) Regulate the stock market and financial securities.
5 – Like Law No. 15.042/2024 treats carbon credits generated in areas of indigenous peoples and traditional communities?
a) Ignores the participation of these communities in the generation of carbon credits.
b) Guarantees the ownership originating from carbon credits to indigenous and traditional communities, with fair share of benefits.
c) Prohibits the generation of carbon credits in indigenous areas.
d) Automatically transfers the ownership of carbon credits to the federal government.
6 – What is one of the main characteristics of the SBCE asset market?
a) Asset negotiation is done only in the informal market, regular.
b) SBCE's assets (Cbes e crves) can be negotiated in the financial and capital market, subject to the regulation of the Securities Commission.
c) Asset negotiation is prohibited, and all emissions should be reduced immediately.
d) SBCE's assets are exempt from any type of taxation.
7 – What are the Brazilian quotas of emissions (CBES) In the context of SBCE?
a) Documents authorizing companies to issue greenhouse gases without limits.
b) Transacible assets that represent the right to issue 1 Equivalent CO2 ton (tCO2e), distributed free of charge or by auction.
c) Tax incentives for companies that increase their emissions.
d) Licenses for deforestation in protected areas.
8 – What is the role of SBCE's central record?
a) Control license issuance for exploitation of natural resources.
b) Track and register the transactions of CBES and Crves, ensuring accurate accounting of gee emissions and removals.
c) Oversee compliance with labor laws in companies.
d) Directly manage carbon credit projects in indigenous areas.
9 – Like Law No. 15.042/2024 It addresses the issue of the double counting of emissions?
a) Ignores the possibility of double counting, allowing emissions to be accounted for more than once.
b) Establishes mechanisms to avoid double counting, as the exclusion of areas of jurisdictional programs when requested by the owners.
c) Encourages double count to increase the amount of carbon credits available.
d) Prohibits the generation of carbon credits in public areas.
10 – What is one of the main implementation phases of SBCE?
a) Fase I: period of 12 months to edit the regulation of the law.
b) Fase I: immediate implementation of the emission market without prior regulation.
c) Fase I: TOTAL PROHIBITION OF GEE EMISSIONS.
d) Fase I: creation of a fund to finance fossil fuel exploration projects.
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