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San Joaquin Valley APCD Emission Reduction Credits

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Tell the desk the pollutant, the tons per year and the permit date. You get a written supply check: the register certificates that look like candidates (each one pending the district's eligibility review for your project), whether their holders have confirmed availability, the last recorded prices in the district's own units, the transfer steps and fee, and how payment and transfer timing are set (by the written transaction agreement between buyer and seller; the Exchange never holds funds). No fee for the check, and your request is not published.

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Banked ERC certificates of record, 2,305 across 411 holders

From the district's public registry (Available Emission Reduction Credits, district reports of 2026-10-19 (the district updates its registers daily; lb/yr, also shown here as tons/yr)). Register edition retrieved 2026-10-19, last checked 2026-11-09; every certificate is mirrored, with its own page. These are banked credits, the registry shows what exists, not what the holder has committed to sell. Open the interactive registry to search, view pollutant breakdowns, and send an inquiry.

Holder of recordCertificate(s)Source / pollutants banked
Aera Energy LLC313 certificates (C-70-6 … S-4012276/601)District region: Central Region, Southern Region · CO2e 12,003 MT/yr · NOx 2,712,657 · VOC 2,195,040 · PM10 98,096 · PM2.5 3,218 · SOx 1,523,193 · CO 402,575 · Ethane 624,813 · Sulfate 152,186 · H2S 45,005 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 1,356 · VOC 1,098 · PM10 49.05 · PM2.5 1.61 · SOx 762 · CO 201 · Ethane 312 · Sulfate 76.09 · H2S 22.5 · CO2e 12,003 t/yr
Chevron USA Inc171 certificates (C-221-1 … S-4003241/301)District region: Central Region, Northern Region, Southern Region · CO2e 360,890 MT/yr · NOx 2,372,813 · VOC 1,401,980 · PM10 201,532 · SOx 552,921 · CO 586,804 · Ethane 134,716 · Sulfate 111,604 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 1,186 · VOC 701 · PM10 101 · SOx 276 · CO 293 · Ethane 67.36 · Sulfate 55.8 · CO2e 360,890 t/yr
Anderson Clayton Corp96 certificates (C-74-1 … S-1263-5)District region: Central Region, Northern Region, Southern Region · CO2e 1,687 MT/yr · NOx 754 · VOC 475 · PM10 47,642 · SOx 317 · CO 9,735 · Ethane 16 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 0.38 · VOC 0.24 · PM10 23.82 · SOx 0.16 · CO 4.87 · Ethane 0.01 · CO2e 1,687 t/yr
California Resources Production Corp.68 certificates (C-1201-5 … S-5172-1)District region: Central Region, Northern Region, Southern Region · NOx 67,786 · VOC 54,681 · PM10 4,925 · SOx 174,326 · Ethane 4,447 · Sulfate 156 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 33.89 · VOC 27.34 · PM10 2.46 · SOx 87.16 · Ethane 2.22 · Sulfate 0.08 t/yr
Sentinel Peak Resources CA LLC63 certificates (C-1411-3 … S-5424-2)District region: Central Region, Northern Region, Southern Region · NOx 132,893 · VOC 45,799 · PM10 59,009 · SOx 37,499 · CO 174,182 · Ethane 209 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 66.45 · VOC 22.9 · PM10 29.5 · SOx 18.75 · CO 87.09 · Ethane 0.1 t/yr
California Resources Elk Hills, LLC62 certificates (C-1439-4 … S-5448-1)District region: Central Region, Northern Region, Southern Region · NOx 148,398 · VOC 671,350 · PM10 7,349 · SOx 20,669 · CO 16,734,706 · Ethane 2,242,212 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 74.2 · VOC 336 · PM10 3.67 · SOx 10.33 · CO 8,367 · Ethane 1,121 t/yr
Anew Environmental, LLC42 certificates (C-1446-24 … S-5441-4)District region: Central Region, Northern Region, Southern Region · CO2e 175,635 MT/yr · NOx 171,901 · VOC 201,515 · PM10 26,942 · SOx 6,503 · CO 311,886 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 85.95 · VOC 101 · PM10 13.47 · SOx 3.25 · CO 156 · CO2e 175,635 t/yr
Olduvai Gorge, LLC40 certificates (C-998-2 … S-5438-2)District region: Central Region, Northern Region, Southern Region · NOx 52,795 · VOC 9,443 · PM10 111,400 · SOx 419,449 · CO 2,439 · Sulfate 1,171 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 26.4 · VOC 4.72 · PM10 55.7 · SOx 210 · CO 1.22 · Sulfate 0.59 t/yr
United States Gypsum Company40 certificates (C-818-2 … S-2815-2)District region: Central Region, Northern Region, Southern Region · NOx 161,045 · PM10 284,374 · SOx 14 · CO 209 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 80.52 · PM10 142 · SOx 0.01 · CO 0.1 t/yr
Berry Petroleum Company, LLC32 certificates (N-1441-4 … S-5175-1)District region: Northern Region, Southern Region · NOx 11,370 · VOC 133,080 · PM10 8,721 · SOx 5,813 · CO 13,031 · Sulfate 1,310 · Ethane 6,946 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 5.69 · VOC 66.54 · PM10 4.36 · SOx 2.91 · CO 6.52 · Sulfate 0.66 · Ethane 3.47 t/yr
Calpine Energy Services, LP28 certificates (C-1010-4 … S-4165-5)District region: Central Region, Northern Region, Southern Region · NOx 70,078 · VOC 154,191 · PM10 25,046 · SOx 278,552 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 35.04 · VOC 77.1 · PM10 12.52 · SOx 139 t/yr
Frito-Lay, Inc25 certificates (C-1068-4 … S-5358-4)District region: Central Region, Northern Region, Southern Region · NOx 27,572 · VOC 33,979 · PM10 49,433 · SOx 28,319 · CO 80,271 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 13.79 · VOC 16.99 · PM10 24.72 · SOx 14.16 · CO 40.14 t/yr
E&B Natural Resources Mgmt22 certificates (S-2773-1 … S-5225-5)District region: Southern Region · NOx 23,313 · VOC 30,210 · PM10 818 · SOx 11,471 · CO 3,496 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 11.66 · VOC 15.11 · PM10 0.41 · SOx 5.74 · CO 1.75 t/yr
Calpine Corporation20 certificates (C-447-3 … S-3541-2)District region: Central Region, Northern Region, Southern Region · NOx 40,242 · VOC 14,748 · PM10 266,584 · SOx 28,298 · CO 64 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 20.12 · VOC 7.37 · PM10 133 · SOx 14.15 · CO 0.03 t/yr
Crimson Resource Management19 certificates (S-2161-1 … S-5439-5)District region: Southern Region · NOx 16,898 · VOC 76,998 · PM10 6,526 · SOx 72 · CO 138,237 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 8.45 · VOC 38.5 · PM10 3.26 · SOx 0.04 · CO 69.12 t/yr
Alon Bakersfield Refining16 certificates (S-593-6 … S-5419-2)District region: Southern Region · NOx 398,538 · VOC 190,046 · PM10 26,437 · SOx 81,461 · CO 386,000 · Ethane 492,615 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 199 · VOC 95.02 · PM10 13.22 · SOx 40.73 · CO 193 · Ethane 246 t/yr
California Dairies, Inc.16 certificates (C-635-2 … S-3058-5)District region: Central Region, Northern Region, Southern Region · NOx 11,561 · VOC 586 · PM10 1,103 · SOx 41,600 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 5.78 · VOC 0.29 · PM10 0.55 · SOx 20.8 t/yr
H J Heinz Company16 certificates (N-39-3 … N-1132-24)District region: Northern Region · CO2e 1,851 MT/yr · NOx 6,409 · VOC 1,026 · PM10 1,883 · SOx 168 · CO 2,143 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 3.2 · VOC 0.51 · PM10 0.94 · SOx 0.08 · CO 1.07 · CO2e 1,851 t/yr
San Joaquin Facilities Mgmt14 certificates (S-89-3 … S-4910-1)District region: Southern Region · VOC 130,992 · PM10 223 · CO 14,113 · Ethane 1,205 (lb/yr) ≈ VOC 65.5 · PM10 0.11 · CO 7.06 · Ethane 0.6 t/yr
Pacific Pipeline System LLC14 certificates (S-557-6 … S-2286-2)District region: Southern Region · NOx 53,380 · VOC 206 · PM10 3,860 · SOx 736 · CO 28,831 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 26.69 · VOC 0.1 · PM10 1.93 · SOx 0.37 · CO 14.42 · Ethane 0 t/yr
J.G. Boswell Company14 certificates (C-47-3 … S-5080-4)District region: Central Region, Southern Region · NOx 1,093 · VOC 62 · PM10 49,929 · SOx 97 · CO 449 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 0.55 · VOC 0.03 · PM10 24.96 · SOx 0.05 · CO 0.22 t/yr
E & J Gallo Winery13 certificates (C-37-3 … S-5341-1)District region: Central Region, Northern Region, Southern Region · NOx 17,036 · VOC 596,966 · PM10 124 · SOx 779 · CO 493,945 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 8.52 · VOC 298 · PM10 0.06 · SOx 0.39 · CO 247 t/yr
Kern Energy13 certificates (S-5335-1 … S-5408-1)District region: Southern Region · NOx 1,309 · VOC 8,652 · PM10 12,689 · SOx 317,868 · CO 22,216 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 0.65 · VOC 4.33 · PM10 6.34 · SOx 159 · CO 11.11 t/yr
Federal Power Avenal LLC12 certificates (N-720-2 … S-4948-1)District region: Northern Region, Southern Region · NOx 367,630 · VOC 40,000 · SOx 387,203 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 184 · VOC 20 · SOx 194 t/yr
Northern California Power Agency12 certificates (C-1132-2 … S-4182-5)District region: Central Region, Northern Region, Southern Region · NOx 24,994 · VOC 343 · SOx 26,680 (lb/yr) ≈ NOx 12.5 · VOC 0.17 · SOx 13.34 t/yr
The 25 holders with the most certificates. All 411 holders, with sources and volumes

Recorded ERC transaction prices in San Joaquin Valley APCD

2023: 4 transactions reported to CARB under Health & Safety Code §40709.5.

PollutantMedian $/tonLowHigh
HC (ROG/VOC)$174,845$174,690$175,000
NOx$13,750$9,500$18,000

Source: CARB ERC transaction report for 2023.

2022: 53 transactions reported to CARB under Health & Safety Code §40709.5.

PollutantMedian $/tonLowHigh
HC (ROG/VOC)$69,950$2,730$174,690
NOx$19,000$57$50,000
PM10$10,150$5,000$29,762
SOx$57$57$7,250

Source: CARB ERC transaction report for 2022.

Statewide tables, 2022–2025, on the ERC prices page.

Every recorded sale in San Joaquin Valley APCD, year by year

From the district's own transaction records, San Joaquin Valley APCD — Cost of Emission Reduction Credit Transactions (annual reports), and, for sales the district file does not list, from Table V-1 of CARB's statewide §40709.5 reports. Where both record the same sale the district's figure is used and the CARB line is not counted again. Median price per ton as recorded, the number of sales (n) and the low–high range. 2,205 transactions in all; 17 recorded without a price (12 of them recorded at $0.00: transfers without a cash price, such as splits, reissues, barters and transfers between related parties, kept as transfers, not priced sales); 88 printed without units (the district's 2021–22 reports), listed in the download but not counted here. Prices are shown as printed, including a few nominal ones ($1–$100 per ton) that sit at the low end of some ranges. Download every transaction (CSV).

YearNOxROG / VOCPM10SOxCO
2026$9,500
n 3 · $9,000–$20,000
$4,200
n 1
$10,000
n 4 · $10,000–$21,829
, ,
2025$12,000
n 5 · $9,500–$16,500
$4,500
n 1
, , ,
2024$16,049
n 1
$70,000
n 4 · $10,000–$130,000
$9,898
n 1
, ,
2023$13,750
n 2 · $9,500–$18,000
$174,845
n 2 · $174,690–$175,000
, , ,
2022$19,000
n 18 · $57–$50,000
$74,900
n 24 · $2,730–$174,690
$10,150
n 4 · $5,000–$29,762
$57
n 5 · $57–$7,250
,
2021$8,000
n 5 · $1,384–$13,250
$15,625
n 18 · $1,384–$75,000
$7,750
n 5 · $1,384–$12,000
$1,384
n 1
$1,384
n 2 · $1,384–$1,384
2020$12,000
n 5 · $9,500–$55,000
$5,000
n 3 · $4,500–$5,000
$20,000
n 2 · $20,000–$20,000
$8,750
n 2 · $7,500–$10,000
,
2019$15,000
n 10 · $7,485–$55,249
$4,500
n 7 · $4,200–$6,000
$15,000
n 11 · $3,660–$20,000
$11,750
n 2 · $11,000–$12,500
,
2018$15,100
n 8 · $12,500–$29,000
$4,750
n 10 · $3,800–$5,000
$15,000
n 9 · $13,500–$31,005
$11,425
n 4 · $10,000–$16,000
,
2017$24,000
n 10 · $21,750–$33,000
$878
n 13 · $618–$5,059
$15,250
n 6 · $6,415–$17,000
$16,000
n 1
,
2016$24,000
n 12 · $4,400–$42,000
$4,450
n 14 · $1–$5,650
$16,000
n 3 · $1–$17,500
$16,000
n 5 · $16,000–$20,000
,
2015$34,500
n 10 · $18,641–$40,000
$4,200
n 9 · $1–$4,500
$16,000
n 12 · $7,600–$21,000
$16,000
n 7 · $1–$18,000
$1
n 2 · $1–$1
2014$38,500
n 28 · $18,000–$44,000
$4,250
n 39 · $905–$6,000
$15,000
n 36 · $9,998–$20,000
$18,000
n 29 · $4,250–$71,000
,
2013$44,000
n 13 · $40,000–$50,000
$4,600
n 18 · $2,000–$4,800
$22,000
n 18 · $19,100–$191,001
$21,000
n 4 · $21,000–$21,000
,
2012$48,246
n 45 · $32,500–$63,250
$4,550
n 19 · $4,500–$5,000
$21,950
n 4 · $21,000–$22,900
$18,000
n 9 · $13,500–$22,500
,
2011$73,597
n 50 · $8,251–$111,530
$4,750
n 17 · $1,000–$25,000
$27,000
n 4 · $27,000–$27,000
$22,000
n 17 · $9,501–$35,000
,
2010$57,000
n 7 · $52,000–$90,000
$16,370
n 12 · $11,500–$35,000
$45,000
n 6 · $1–$70,000
$21,000
n 14 · $13,500–$70,000
,
2009$45,004
n 21 · $25,000–$79,000
$23,000
n 14 · $7,875–$49,500
$58,548
n 8 · $5,000–$59,000
$28,000
n 12 · $14,995–$48,973
,
2008$47,500
n 173 · $13,000–$73,008
$35,000
n 37 · $9,000–$49,116
$62,750
n 52 · $6,600–$77,000
$37,000
n 43 · $7,000–$42,000
,
2007$20,080
n 69 · $49–$45,000
$14,368
n 64 · $10–$52,282
$45,000
n 70 · $49–$90,000
$21,500
n 85 · $6,000–$300,000
$450
n 2 · $100–$800
2006$20,748
n 27 · $100–$42,500
$10,000
n 13 · $100–$13,500
$17,500
n 64 · $4,606–$45,000
$7,000
n 13 · $1,250–$10,000
$100
n 3 · $18–$935
2005$23,000
n 22 · $21,000–$30,000
$12,000
n 20 · $7,945–$13,500
$14,000
n 5 · $10,000–$20,000
$8,000
n 2 · $6,000–$10,000
,
2004$22,000
n 7 · $18,000–$23,000
$11,250
n 15 · $8,700–$15,000
$16,500
n 6 · $13,500–$18,000
$7,307
n 3 · $7,000–$10,000
,
2003$24,000
n 23 · $17,500–$30,000
$9,000
n 30 · $2,850–$11,000
$19,000
n 11 · $5,840–$22,000
$7,000
n 9 · $6,000–$10,000
,
2002$30,000
n 15 · $18,000–$32,000
$8,000
n 29 · $6,260–$10,500
$20,000
n 24 · $15,500–$22,000
$7,450
n 8 · $7,450–$9,000
$700
n 3 · $538–$828
2001$21,000
n 49 · $774–$60,189
$7,000
n 24 · $4,000–$9,900
$20,000
n 36 · $646–$25,000
$7,500
n 19 · $2,500–$8,210
$223
n 6 · $188–$4,000
2000$13,000
n 15 · $3,000–$18,700
$6,000
n 13 · $3,962–$16,000
$14,000
n 9 · $8,250–$16,500
$5,350
n 4 · $5,000–$6,000
,
1999$10,000
n 11 · $7,000–$16,609
$6,300
n 6 · $4,000–$7,960
$7,730
n 4 · $7,000–$16,800
$5,200
n 1
$300
n 2 · $300–$300
1998$6,245
n 5 · $1,005–$11,574
$3,031
n 4 · $2,000–$6,100
$4,279
n 7 · $3,990–$10,400
$4,855
n 2 · $4,509–$5,200
$2,509
n 1
1997$9,094
n 2 · $6,625–$11,562
$4,875
n 1
$10,579
n 1
$5,200
n 1
$6,703
n 1
1996$4,050
n 5 · $3,680–$10,719
$3,287
n 3 · $3,096–$7,400
$3,000
n 7 · $708–$9,187
$3,201
n 2 · $552–$5,850
$2,446
n 1
1995$8,670
n 4 · $268–$10,000
$5,551
n 5 · $5,041–$6,575
$5,844
n 4 · $269–$9,180
$5,200
n 1
$267
n 1
1994$10,959
n 4 · $10,959–$13,496
$6,301
n 4 · $6,027–$10,795
$13,496
n 1
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1993$17,853
n 2 · $12,062–$23,643
$6,040
n 4 · $6,027–$12,060
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Offset rule notes

Federal offset sanctions (as of 2026-10-23). No 2-to-1 federal offset ratio is in force in the San Joaquin Valley as of October 23, 2026. Under Clean Air Act section 179(b)(2) a 2-to-1 ratio applies to new major sources and federal major modifications for NOx and VOC while an offset sanction is in effect; one applied here from May 2024 until EPA stayed it on October 25, 2024 (89 FR 85064). EPA conditionally approved the district's 2024 ozone contingency measure plan on June 4, 2026 (91 FR 33618) and the related sanction clocks remain stayed or deferred unless EPA converts that approval to a disapproval. District offset ratios under Rule 2201 are unchanged. Source: EPA, Status of Active Sanction Clocks, as of September 30, 2026.

Transferring ERCs in San Joaquin Valley APCD

The district's own procedure, step by step, from its rules and forms (checked 2026-10-04). Every deal room on the Exchange follows these steps.

  1. Seller and buyer agree on the sale; seller (current owner) completes the ERC Transfer of Ownership application, Lines 1-11, including quantities per calendar quarter (lb/qtr; CO2e in metric tons/yr) and price in $/ton (source)
  2. Current owner signs in ink (Line 9); if someone else files, attach the signed Letter of Release from the current owner (source)
  3. Attach the original ERC certificate(s) and the $102 nonrefundable fee per certificate, payable to SJVAPCD (source)
  4. Submit by mail or in person to the Modesto, Fresno or Bakersfield regional office (source)
  5. District cancels the old certificate, issues a new certificate to the buyer (and a re-issued remainder certificate to the seller for partial transfers), and records it in the Banking Register (source)
RuleSJVAPCD Rule 2301, Section 7.0 (Withdrawal, Transfer, and Use of ERCs), esp. Section 7.2 (Adopted September 19, 1991; last amended April 20, 2023)
FormApplication for ERC Transfer of Ownership (ERC Transfer of Ownership, Name Changes, and Withdrawals Application), with attached 'Transfer of Ownership ERC Letter of Release' (form Revised October 2018; instructions Rev. July 2026)
FeeRule 3060 Section 2.0 (Banking Application for Transactions Not Requiring Public Notice): "A nonrefundable fee of $102 shall accompany each Emission Reduction Credit (ERC) Certificate application." Transfer instructions, item B: "A nonrefundable fee of $ 102 is required per submitted certificate." Rule 3060 as amended May 15, 2025, effective July 1, 2026. (source)
Processing timeNo transfer-specific time stated. Rule 2301 Section 8.1 (applies to 'ERC Banking Certificate application'): completeness determined "not later than 30 calendar days following receipt of the application"; if incomplete, 90 days to supply information and 30 days to re-determine (Section 8.2).

Restrictions the district states: Rule 2301 Section 7.3: leases or temporary transfers allowed, "However, all transfers shall be considered permanent until modified by application" showing the emissions requiring the ERCs ceased or other reductions were secured. (source) · Rule 2301 Section 7.4: non-contemporaneous reductions used as offsets "shall be transferred by application pursuant to this rule." (source) · Rule 2301 Section 6.9: surplus value of an ERC "may be adjusted for applicable surplus-at-time-of-use requirements under District Rule 2201." No discount at the time of transfer is stated. (source) · Rule 2301 Sections 6.3/8.6: titles, liens, encumbrances and all transactions are recorded in the District's ERC Banking Register; titles "may be computerized and made available for public inspection" (Section 6.2). (source) · Rule 2201 Section 4.14.2 (amended April 20, 2023): "Offsets from another district may be used only if the source of the offsets is within 50 miles of the proposed emissions increases" and the APCO certifies they meet Rule 2201 and H&SC 40709.6. (source) · Original ERC certificate(s) must be submitted with the application (instructions item C); form box for lost certificates "constitutes an affidavit that the original certificate(s) are unavailable." (source)

San Joaquin Valley APCD: contacts, banking rule and fees

From the district’s own pages, rules and forms, each fact linked to where it is published. Last verified 2026-10-06. Rules and fees change; confirm with the district before you file.

District office1990 E. Gettysburg Ave., Fresno, CA 93726-0244 (source)
(559) 230-6000 (source)
Permitting contactCentral Regional Office permit services (559) 230-5900; SBA Hotline (559) 230-5888; general email sjvapcd@valleyair.org (source)
District pagesERC page · Rules · Permit forms
Banking ruleRule 2301, Emission Reduction Credit Banking
Amended April 20, 2023.
Banking applicationApplication for Emission Reduction Credit (ERC) / Consolidation of ERC Certificates (source)
Banking feeRule 3060 sec 1.0: nonrefundable $1,066 per ERC Certificate application requiring public notice under Rule 2301; District may assess additional fees at average weighted labor rate if fee does not cover evaluation. Sec 2.0: $102 for applications not requiring public notice. Rule 3060 amended May 15, 2025, effective July 1, 2026. (source)
Timelines in the rule
  • Rule 2301 sec 8.1: “The APCO shall determine whether an ERC Banking Certificate application is complete not later than 30 calendar days following receipt of the application”
  • Rule 2301 sec 8.2: “The applicant shall have 90 days to submit the requested information. Upon receipt of all requested information, the District shall have 30 days to determine completeness.”
  • Rule 2301 sec 8.4: “Upon acceptance of a complete application, the APCO shall have 60 days to perform an initial assessment of the application.”
  • Rule 2301 sec 8.4: “Publication of the notice shall commence a 30 day public comment period”
  • Rule 2301 sec 8.4: “Upon conclusion of this 30 day period, the APCO shall have 30 days to render a decision”
  • Rule 2301 sec 5.5: “ERC Certificate applications for reductions shall be submitted no later than 180 days after the emission reduction occurs.”
(source)
ERC registerThe district’s posted register (source)

How ERCs work in San Joaquin Valley APCD

Emission Reduction Credits are banked, district-certified reductions in NOx, ROG/VOC, PM10, SOx, or CO. Businesses building or expanding in the district may be required under New Source Review to purchase ERCs to offset new emissions before an air permit issues. Credits are generally usable only within San Joaquin Valley APCD (or its air basin with district board approval, Health & Safety Code §40709.6), which is why local scarcity sets the price. The district verifies reductions and records every transfer.

District office: (559) 230-6000. District ERC program page.

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