Banked ERC certificate · Imperial County APCD

Certificate 6858P

Held by Western Mesquite Mines
NOx 1.46 t

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Certificate record

Certificate6858P
Holder of recordWestern Mesquite Mines
Air districtImperial County APCD
Source of reductionsGold mining
StatusBanked, not listed

Credits on this certificate

PollutantAs the district records it
NOx1.46 t

History

DateRecorded
2026-11-03First appears on the register (Certificates Bank, Oct 29, 2026 (records-request response))
2026-11-02On the register: Certificates Bank, Oct 29, 2026 (records-request response)

Changes between register editions, transfers, partial use, retirement, are added here as each new edition is ingested. All register changes.

What NOx credits have sold for in Imperial County

PollutantYearMedian $/tRangeTrades*
NOx2026
district records
$2,700$2,700–$2,80011
NOx2025
district records
$2,700$2,700–$2,7785
NOx2024
district records
$2,750$2,500–$3,0009
NOx2023
district records
$2,500$2,000–$3,09843
NOx2023
CARB
$2,500$2,000–$3,09843
NOx2022
district records
$2,700$500–$3,18941
NOx2022
CARB
$2,700$500–$3,18941
NOx2021
district records
$2,100$2,000–$2,70028

*Priced sales of that pollutant in the district that year: for the CARB reports, counted from Table V-1; for the district's own transaction records, sales of that pollutant, at the price per ton the district records. Recent years shown; every recorded year. Sources: Imperial County APCD — ERC transfers 2015–2024 and 2026 (records request) · CARB 2023 §40709.5 statewide report · CARB 2022 §40709.5 statewide report.

Reference value at recorded prices

Arithmetic only, this certificate's volume multiplied by the Imperial County median recorded for each pollutant in 2022–2026, shown as a range because the medians moved between years. Where the yearly medians are more than three times apart there is no usable reference and none is given. Not an appraisal, an offer or a prediction.

PollutantTons / year× recorded medianReference
NOx1.46$2,500–$2,750/t$3,650–$4,015

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How a transfer works in Imperial County

Buyer and holder agree a price privately. The transfer package, the holder's authorization, the purchase agreement and the district's transfer forms, goes to Imperial County APCD, which verifies the banked reductions, records the transfer and re-issues the certificate, or its remaining balance, in the buyer's name. Credit use is subject to district rules. Some interdistrict uses are possible with required approvals under Health & Safety Code §40709.6. District office: (442) 265-1800. The district's transfer steps, form and fee.

Source

Certificates Bank, Oct 29, 2026 (records-request response), Imperial County APCD ERC register. Retrieved 2026-11-02 (received under a public-records request; the district does not post it online). District report "Certificates Bank" printed 2026-10-29, received 2026-11-02 under a Public Records Act request (not posted online). 331 certificates across 37 holders, in available tons as the report states them. Certificate sums match the report's pollutant totals (within 0.05 t rounding). TOC is the district's label. Owner phone numbers in the report are not carried over. Certificates printed with Permit# 0 have no permit attached here. "Available Tons" is the district's recorded bank balance, not a quantity any holder has offered for sale. Holder names and certificate numbers are public district records; holder contact details are never published here. See something wrong? Tell us and we check it against the district's file.