CCUS Training Quiz 1

Which of the following is NOT greenhouse gases?

• Carbon dioxide
• Methane
• Water vapour
• Nitrogen

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How much global warming is expected by 2050 based on current emission rate?

• 0.5°C
• 1.0°C
• 1.5°C
• 2.0°C

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What is the main global carbon emission contributor?

• Power
• Industry

• Transport
• Building

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Which CO2 route is the most attractive option in Malaysia ?

• CO2 Utilization
• Carbon Sequestration
• CO2 Storage
• CO2 Emission

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In 12th Malaysia Plan, Malaysia aims to achieve net-zero GH emissions by which year?

• 2040.0
• 2050.0
• 2060.0
• 2070.0

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Based on National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR), CCUS have been revised from 40% on 2035 to -------- on 2050.

• 0.5
• 0.8
• 0.7
• 0.65

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Scope 2 carbon emission included the following items EXCEPT

• Electricity consumption
• Fuel combustion
• Heat/A.C. consumption
• Steam consumption

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Below are the carbon management approach in TNB EXCEPT

• Increasing RE generation
• Decarbonisation by Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS).
• TNB’s stance to reduce & capture emission before considering to purchase carbon credit.
• Increasing the coal power generation plant

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What does achieving "net zero carbon emissions" mean?

• Balance between carbon emission and removal through emission reduction
• Achieving zero carbon emission from the industry
• Reducing carbon emissions to the lowest possible level, regardless of offset measures
• Allowing carbon emissions to increase while relying solely on technological advancements for future solutions

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What is the primary difference between a carbon tax and a carbon credit?

• A carbon tax is a fee on carbon emissions, while a carbon credit allows the trading of emission rights.
• A carbon tax is a reward for reducing emissions, while a carbon credit is a penalty for exceeding emissions.
• A carbon tax is a voluntary measure, while a carbon credit is mandatory for all companies.
• A carbon tax only applies to individuals, while a carbon credit is for businesses.

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