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CO Emission Reduction Credits in California

Recorded prices, banked inventory by district, and a direct line to the holders — in one place.

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Why CO credits matter

CO offset demand is episodic — most districts attain the CO standard — but large banked CO volumes exist (single certificates exceed 100 tons) and typically price accessibly, trading alongside other pollutants.

Districts with banked CO credits on the Exchange

Registry entries confirming banked CO volumes, by district:

CO credits in Yolo-Solano AQMD
33 holder entries with CO banked
CO credits in Feather River AQMD
46 holder entries with CO banked
CO credits in Sacramento Metro AQMD
10 holder entries with CO banked
CO credits in San Joaquin Valley APCD
8 holder entries with CO banked
CO credits in Monterey Bay ARD
8 holder entries with CO banked
CO credits in San Diego County APCD
1 holder entry with CO banked
CO credits in Santa Barbara County APCD
7 holder entries with CO banked
CO credits in Antelope Valley AQMD
2 holder entries with CO banked
CO credits in Bay Area AQMD
12 holder entries with CO banked
CO credits in Eastern Kern APCD
3 holder entries with CO banked
CO credits in Imperial County APCD
28 holder entries with CO banked
CO credits in Tehama County APCD
7 holder entries with CO banked
CO credits in North Coast Unified AQMD
2 holder entries with CO banked

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Buy or sell CO ERCs

ERCs are district-bound: a CO credit is usable in the district (or, with approval, the air basin) where it was generated. Tell us the district and tonnage your permit requires and we search the registries, contact holders, and can represent you as buyer's broker — no fee to inquire. Holders list free and set their own price.