Banked ERC certificate · San Joaquin Valley APCD

Certificate S-5244-2

Held by Tule River Tribe Gaming Authority
NOx 71,200 lb/yr

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CertificateS-5244-2
Holder of recordTule River Tribe Gaming Authority
Air districtSan Joaquin Valley APCD · Southern Region
Reduction site11258 PORTERVILLE HWY, BAKERSFIELD, CA 93308
StatusBanked — not listed

Credits on this certificate

PollutantAs the district records it≈ tons / year
NOx71,200 lb/yr
Q1–Q4: 17,800 / 17,800 / 17,800 / 17,800
35.6

The tons-per-year column is a straight conversion for comparison only (lb/day × 365 ÷ 2,000; lb/qtr × 4 ÷ 2,000; lb/yr ÷ 2,000). The district's own figure is the one in the middle column.

History

DateRecorded
2026-10-03On the register: Available Emission Reduction Credits, district reports of 2026-10-03

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 San Joaquin Valley

PollutantYearMedian $/tRangeTrades*
NOx2026
district records
$9,500$9,000–$20,0003
NOx2025
district records
$12,000$9,500–$16,5005
NOx2024
district records
$16,049$16,0491
NOx2023
district records
$13,750$9,500–$18,0002
NOx2023
CARB
$13,750$9,500–$18,0004
NOx2022
CARB
$19,000$57–$50,00053

*For the CARB reports, every recorded transfer in the district that year, all pollutants; 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: San Joaquin Valley APCD — Cost of Emission Reduction Credit Transactions (annual reports) · 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 San Joaquin Valley median recorded for each pollutant in 2022–2026, shown as a range because the medians moved between years. Not an appraisal, an offer or a prediction.

PollutantTons / year× recorded medianReference
NOx35.6$9,500–$19,000/t$338,000–$676,000

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How a transfer works in San Joaquin Valley

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 San Joaquin Valley APCD, which verifies the banked reductions, records the transfer and re-issues the certificate, or its remaining balance, in the buyer's name. Credits are generally usable only inside San Joaquin Valley APCD, or its air basin with district board approval (Health & Safety Code §40709.6). District office: (559) 230-6000.

Source

Available Emission Reduction Credits, district reports of 2026-10-03 — San Joaquin Valley APCD ERC register. Retrieved 2026-10-03. 2305 certificates across 411 holders (certificate × pollutant rows: NOx 412, VOC 486, PM10 387, PM2.5 2, SOx 367, CO 345; also Acetone 6, CO2e 45, Ethane 198, H2S 3, Sulfate 54). The district issues credits in pounds per quarter; the four quarters are summed here to pounds per year and the split is kept on each certificate. CO2e credits are in metric tons per year (633,451 MT/yr in all). 128 rows appear only in the district's per-pollutant PDF reports, not its spreadsheet, and are included from the PDF. 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.