2018
DOI: 10.5892/ruvrd.v16i1.3418
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Viabilidade Econômica Dos Créditos De Co2 Da Cana-De-Açúcar Na Produção De Aguardente Artesanal

Abstract: _______________________________________________________ RESUMO ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY OF SUGAR CANE'S CO 2 CREDITS IN ARTISANAL AWARENESS PRODUCTION _______________________________________________________ ABSTRACTThis study aimed to determine the economic feasibility of carbon sequestration and spirits coming from sugarcane. They were used as study the Net Present Value, Payback and Breakeven to demonstrate the feasibility and return on investment of time, adding the sale of brandy the input values of seeing the… Show more

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“…The sugarcane economy is focused on a rational use of agricultural production resources, and distribution and consumption of goods and services of the sugarcane agrobusiness, which comprises the crop products and by-products; therefore, the sugarcane economy seeks for solutions of economic problems of the sector, such as purchases, sells, and taxations, and for management of the crop and its products-clean energy, sugar, cachaca, cellulose, molasses, vinasse, and others (Renner, 2004;Ambiente Brasil, 2006;Alves, 2011).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The sugarcane economy is focused on a rational use of agricultural production resources, and distribution and consumption of goods and services of the sugarcane agrobusiness, which comprises the crop products and by-products; therefore, the sugarcane economy seeks for solutions of economic problems of the sector, such as purchases, sells, and taxations, and for management of the crop and its products-clean energy, sugar, cachaca, cellulose, molasses, vinasse, and others (Renner, 2004;Ambiente Brasil, 2006;Alves, 2011).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%