5 certificates (02-15-68 … 02-15-72)
NOx 280,698 lb/yr, ROG / VOC 36,327 lb/yr, PM10 98,517 lb/yr, PM2.5 41,887 lb/yr, SOx 60,633 lb/yr, CO 3,641,049 lb/yr
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| Holder of record | Pacific Oroville Power, Inc. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| Certificates | 5 certificates (02-15-68 … 02-15-72) | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Air district | Butte County AQMD | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Pollutants banked |
The district records these volumes in lb/yr; the tons-per-year column is a straight conversion (lb/day × 365 ÷ 2,000; lb/qtr × 4 ÷ 2,000) for comparison only. | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Register source | District ERC Registry, August 2025 · district registry page | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Status | Banked — not listed |
| Certificate | Pollutant | Amount (lb/yr) |
|---|---|---|
| 02-15-68 | NOx | 280,698 Q1–Q4: 63,523 / 72,944 / 62,848 / 81,383 |
| 02-15-69 | CO | 3,641,049 Q1–Q4: 705,741 / 1,047,315 / 820,171 / 1,067,822 |
| 02-15-70 | PM10 PM2.5 | 98,517 Q1–Q4: 23,362 / 23,810 / 26,087 / 25,258 41,887 Q1–Q4: 9,542 / 11,050 / 8,810 / 12,485 |
| 02-15-71 | SOx | 60,633 Q1–Q4: 14,848 / 13,584 / 18,709 / 13,492 |
| 02-15-72 | ROC | 36,327 Q1–Q4: 8,600 / 9,905 / 7,745 / 10,077 |
Butte County issues credits by quarter; the annual figure is the sum of the four quarterly amounts shown.
Source: District ERC Registry, August 2025 — Butte County AQMD, retrieved 2026-10-03.
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No NOx or ROG / VOC or PM10 or SOx or CO transaction is on record for Butte County AQMD in the 2022 or 2023 statewide reports or in the district transaction records the Exchange holds. For a reference point: 2023 NOx medians elsewhere in California ran from $2,500 (Imperial County) to $400,000 (South Coast); 2023 ROG / VOC medians elsewhere in California ran from $1,100 (Imperial County) to $174,845 (San Joaquin Valley); 2023 PM10 medians elsewhere in California ran from $485 (Imperial County) to $460,000 (South Coast); the only 2023 SOx trades recorded statewide were in Yolo-Solano, at a median of $17,000 per ton; the only 2023 CO trades recorded statewide were in Yolo-Solano, at a median of $3,400 per ton. Credits only work in the district that banked them, so local scarcity, not the statewide range, sets the price here. All recorded prices.
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