Implicaciones económicas del secuestro de dióxido de carbono en plantaciones de Ochroma pyramidale (Cav. Ex Lam.) Urb. y su relación con la edad del cultivo.

Abstract

CARBON DIOXIDE WHICH IS CONSIDERED AS ONE OF THE MAIN ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES TO MITIGATE GLOBAL WARMING. THROUGH THIS RESEARCH IT WAS DETERMINED THAT THE NEGOTIATION WITH THE SENDECO2 MARKET IN SPECIES O. PYRAMIDALE FOR THREE YEARS WAS ABLE TO OBTAIN A NET PROFIT OF 8,559.39 USD, GENERATING AN INTERNAL RATE OF RETURN OF 68.63%, THUS DEMONSTRATING THAT MAINTAINING THE PLANTATION WITH A VIEW TO CARBON CAPTURE AND STORAGE IS A VIABLE ALTERNATIVE. ON THE OTHER HAND, IN THE RESEARCH CARRIED OUT BY MORALES AND VÁSQUEZ (2019), THOSE PROPOSING THE NEGOTIATION WITH THE VOLUNTARY MARKET: CARBONFUND, AND THE SENDECO2 MARKET OBTAIN THAT IN THE VOLUNTARY MARKET: CARBONFUND FINANCIALLY MEETS THE VIABILITY PROSPECTS, WITH A PROFIT NET OF $256,825.38; AND THE INTERNAL RATE OF RETURN IS 46%, AND THE INVESTMENT IS RECOVERED IN TWO YEARS. LIKEWISE, THE SENDECO2 MARKET ALSO FINANCIALLY MEETS THE VIABILITY PROSPECTS, SINCE IT HAS A POSITIVE NET PROFIT OF USD 553,190.97