An unprecedented methodology to measure carbon credits, developed in Brazil and validated by the Veritas office, uses satellite data and artificial intelligence to calculate the seizure of CO₂ in areas of native vegetation. The model, considered more precise and convenient, can retroAy up to 11 years, includes small properties and should expand Brazilian participation in the global carbon market, estimated at 50 billion dollars by 2030
An unprecedented methodology for measuring carbon dioxide kidnapping, developed in Brazil, has been validated by Bureau Veritas, one of the oldest certifications in the world. The system uses satellites data from the space agency such as NASA and ESA and artificial intelligence algorithms (AI) to calculate liquid carbon present in the areas of native vegetation in 100 -hectare areas.
The proposal arises in the midst of the expansion of the global market of emissions. Second estimated by McKinseyThe demand for carbon credits can grow up to 15 times by 2030, moving about $ 50 billion in the next decade. In 2021, the sector transformed around $ 1 billion.
The issue is also on the agenda of public policies. The European Union announced in July a climate For 2040, allowing for the first time the use of Brazilian carbon credits. The measure converges with the project of Law no. 15.042/2014which establishes the Brazilian commercial system in greenhouse gas emissions (SBCE).
According to experts involved in the development of the methodology, international certification guarantees greater precision and transparency in the measurement of kidnapped carbon. The data are compiled in more than 200 plants analysis rates – including chlorophyll, pigments, humidity and biomass – with an effectiveness close to 100%, reducing the risk of fraud or generation of unreliable credits.
“With the data collected by the satellites of the largest space agencies in the world, we guarantee an accuracy of 99.95% in the measurement of carbon seizure volumes and allows to evaluate plants analysis rates and we have access to the development of trees of trees without human intervention.“Erick Mussi, CEO of Greenline said.
A method also allows the possibility of retro within 11 years in calculations, since satellites provide information since 2014. Furthermore, meters, it can be performed in relatively smaller areas than those analyzed with other methods, 100 hectares, allowing the inclusion of small and medium -sized properties in the compensation system.
The model also tries to discourage commercial activities in the areas of the native forest, offering remuneration alternative to rural owners through the sale of generated credits. The expectation is that the methodology will expand Brazil’s participation to the international carbon market and strengthen environmental conservation initiatives in the country.
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Source: Terra
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