Quiz: Patch 101

Create an informative illustration depicting carbon credits, forest conservation, and sustainability efforts in a visually appealing, educational style.

Patch 101: Test Your Carbon Knowledge

Welcome to the Patch 101 quiz! Test your understanding of carbon credits, additionality, permanence, and more. This quiz is designed for professionals and enthusiasts alike who want to deepen their knowledge about the carbon market.

7 informative questions
Focus on critical concepts in carbon management
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Which of the following best describes additionality?

Ensuring that the intended impact of the project requires investment through the carbon market (i.e., impacts wouldn’t have occurred without this project / investment).

The durability of the climate impact (e.g., short vs. long-lived storage).

Ensuring that the project is using or has a path to using scientifically rigorous methods for monitoring and verification.

The unintended increase in emissions or shift of emissions from one place to another.

The year in which the climate impact has occurred or is expected to occur

Which of the following best describes permanence?

Ensuring that the intended impact of the project requires investment through the carbon market (i.e., impacts wouldn’t have occurred without this project / investment).

The durability of the climate impact (e.g., short vs. long-lived storage).

Ensuring that the project is using or has a path to using scientifically rigorous methods for monitoring and verification.

The unintended increase in emissions or shift of emissions from one place to another.

The year in which the climate impact has occurred or is expected to occur

What is Offtake

Multi year commitment to purchase carbon credits

Ability to refer fellow companies to purchase carbon credits under parent umbrella

Which of the following best describes vintage?

The unintended increase in emissions or shift of emissions from one place to another.

The durability of the climate impact (e.g., short vs. long-lived storage).

Ensuring that the intended impact of the project requires investment through the carbon market (i.e., impacts wouldn’t have occurred without this project / investment).

Ensuring that the project is using or has a path to using scientifically rigorous methods for monitoring and verification.

The year in which the climate impact has occurred or is expected to occur

What does Vintage mean?

The year in which the carbon credit is sold

The year in which the greenhouse gas emission reductions occurred

Quiz: Patch 101

Patch 101: Test Your Carbon Knowledge

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