Technology
“I needed something with a simple interface for the end user. Mangue came in with an eye for simplifying, with other ways to get to the data, it helped a lot.”
Edvania Silva
ESG Manager · Hotmart
Regulated carbon market
SBCE consulting: from screening to the verified report
Mangue Tech prepares your company for the Brazilian Emissions Trading System: it checks whether each installation is covered, builds the GHG Inventory by source, writes the monitoring plan and gets the annual report ready for independent verification.
The obligation applies per installation, not per company. The first step is knowing which of your sites emit more than 10,000 tCO₂e a year.
Companies that trust Mangue Tech
First step
SBCE screening
For each installation: CNAE codes against the ordinance annexes, emissions estimate, stage, deadline and what must be ready by then. It is the starting point for the monitoring plan.
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The free guide Navigating the SBCE explains the rules of the law and the ordinance.
Consulting + Platform
Operational data becomes auditable ESG indicators.
Specialist consulting that understands SBCE compliance. A platform that automates the calculation, versions the data and exports it in the format the regulator requires.
Consultoria
ESG data and compliance management, with a specialist who knows your sector.
Plataforma
Our own software, automating calculations, indicators and exports.
Auditable reports
GHG inventory, decarbonization plan and reports ready for the auditor.
90%
Less time
Automated collection vs. manual spreadsheet.
20+
Global frameworks
IFRS, CSRD, CBAM, GRI, SASB, GHG, CDP…
60k+
Emission factors
IPCC, DEFRA, MCTI, EPA, Ecoinvent.
How Mangue works
4 steps. From diagnosis to an auditable report.
01
Diagnosis
Find out which ESG risks affect your business and what the regulator will require.
02
Estrutura
Organized data, defined processes and everything ready for any verification.
03
Operation
Emission calculations, decarbonization targets and continuous monitoring.
04
Auditable reports
Active compliance with IFRS, CSRD, CBAM, GRI, SASB and GHG Protocol.
Mangue deliverables for SBCE compliance
Every delivery is a complete package: consultant + platform + auditable report. Click to see how we apply it.
Frameworks we apply
The service
What the SBCE is and what Mangue Tech does
The SBCE is Brazil's regulated carbon market, created by Law 15,042/2024. Ordinance SEMC/MF 3,199/2026 set the sectors and the schedule for monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV). Operators of installations or sources emitting more than 10,000 tCO₂e a year must submit a monitoring plan and an annual emissions report. Above 25,000 tCO₂e a year, the company must also reconcile its emissions with allowances (CBE) or certificates (CRVE).
Mangue Tech handles compliance end to end. We match each installation's CNAE codes, including secondary ones, against the ordinance annexes, estimate emissions by source and tell you which stage and deadline apply to each site. Then we build the GHG Inventory per installation, write the monitoring plan and run the MRV routine on the platform, with evidence behind every number.
The report is verified by an independent body, hired separately. Mangue Tech does not verify or certify: it delivers the report with an audit trail so verification happens without rework.
Delivery
How compliance is delivered
Step 01
Screening: each installation's CNAE codes against the annexes of Ordinance 3,199, emissions estimate by source, and the stage and deadline for each site.
Step 02
GHG Inventory per installation and source, under the GHG Protocol and ISO 14064, with traceable MCTI and IPCC factors and calculation records.
Step 03
Monitoring plan: sources, calculation or measurement method for each, data controls, uncertainty and owners, in the format the managing body will require.
Step 04
MRV routine on the platform: data collection from the ERP or spreadsheets, approval levels and evidence attached to every line. The annual report comes from the same data.
Step 05
For companies above 25,000 tCO₂e: emissions projections, estimated allowance costs and reduction scenarios to decide between reducing and buying.
Comparison
What the SBCE requires and what Mangue Tech delivers
Ordinance 3,199 split the obligations into three stages with the same sequence: first the monitoring plan, then measurement, then the verified report.
What the SBCE requiresWhat Mangue Tech delivers
Knowing if you are covered
What the SBCE requires
An activity listed in the annexes of Ordinance 3,199 and emissions above 10,000 tCO₂e a year at each installation.
What Mangue Tech delivers
Screening per installation, including secondary CNAE codes, with the stage and deadline for each site.
Monitoring plan
What the SBCE requires
Sources, methods and controls defined and submitted to the managing body before measurement starts.
What Mangue Tech delivers
A plan written from the GHG Inventory by source, with the method, uncertainty and owner of each source.
Measurement and annual report
What the SBCE requires
Emissions measured according to the approved plan and reported every year, with independent verification.
What Mangue Tech delivers
An MRV routine on the platform, evidence behind every number and a report ready for the verifier.
Above 25,000 tCO₂e
What the SBCE requires
Periodic reconciliation: surrendering allowances (CBE) or certificates (CRVE) equal to emissions.
What Mangue Tech delivers
Emissions projections, estimated allowance costs and reduction scenarios to budget the reconciliation.
The stage and deadline for each sector are in the ordinance schedule.
Scope
What goes into the project.
In scope
- Screening by installation and CNAE code
- GHG Inventory per installation and source
- Monitoring plan
- MRV routine and annual report on the platform
- Emissions projections and allowance costs for companies above 25,000 tCO₂e
Out of scope
- Report verification: done by an independent body, hired separately
- Legal opinion on the law and the ordinance
- Buying and selling allowances and certificates
Users comment
Results at industrial scale.
Textile industry
“Today we can say we have consistent, organized data that lets us keep improving going forward. That's the platform's main role: giving us visibility into something that wasn't visible to everyone before.”
Thiago Martins
Legal and Compliance Director · Santista
Frameworks involved
Designed for what your auditor requires.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions.
Is my company required to join the SBCE?
Companies are covered when they operate an installation or source in an activity listed in the annexes of Ordinance 3,199 that emits more than 10,000 tCO₂e a year. The analysis is per installation, and secondary CNAE codes also count. The screening answers this site by site.
When do I need to start?
It depends on your sector's stage in Ordinance 3,199: the first starts in 2027, the second by 2029 and the third by 2031. In every stage the monitoring plan comes before measurement, so the work starts at least a year ahead of the deadline.
Does Mangue Tech verify the report?
No. Verification is done by an independent body, hired separately. Mangue Tech prepares the inventory, the monitoring plan and the report with an audit trail so verification happens without rework.
What is the monitoring plan?
It is the document that says, for each emission source at the installation, how it will be measured or calculated, with which data, which controls and who is responsible. It is submitted to the managing body before measurement starts.
What happens if the company does not comply?
Law 15,042/2024 provides for sanctions ranging from a warning to a fine of up to 3% of gross revenue, plus other administrative penalties.
Do I need software to comply with the SBCE?
The law does not require software. But the annual report needs data by source, with evidence and version control, which is hard to keep in spreadsheets across several installations. The Mangue Tech platform stores the data, factor, owner and source document behind every number.
Talk to a specialist
Find out which stage each site falls into
Start with the screening: CNAE codes, estimated emissions, stage and deadline for each installation.