Banked ERC record · Monterey Bay ARD

Ameresco Santa Cruz Energy LLC

Certificate ERC-26-001
NOx 17.43 t/yr, SOx 1.73 t/yr, ROG / VOC 2.99 t/yr, CO 67.24 t/yr, PM 4.97 t/yr

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Holder of recordAmeresco Santa Cruz Energy LLC
CertificateERC-26-001
Air districtMonterey Bay ARD
Pollutants banked
PollutantVolume as recorded
NOx17.43 t/yr
SOx1.73 t/yr
ROG / VOC2.99 t/yr
CO67.24 t/yr
PM4.97 t/yr
Register sourceActive ERC Registry (Summary of Emission Banking Transactions) as of October 5, 2026; Community Bank ERCs as of October 5, 2026 (volumes in tons) · district registry page
StatusBanked, not listed

The certificate as the district lists it

CertificatePollutantAmount (t/yr)
ERC-26-001NOx
SOx
ROG / VOC
CO
PM
17.43
1.73
2.99
67.24
4.97

Source: Active ERC Registry (Summary of Emission Banking Transactions) as of October 5, 2026; Community Bank ERCs as of October 5, 2026, Monterey Bay ARD, retrieved 2026-10-03.

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NOx, SOx, ROG / VOC, CO prices in Monterey Bay

No NOx or SOx or ROG / VOC or CO transaction is on record for Monterey Bay ARD 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); the only 2023 SOx trades recorded statewide were in Yolo-Solano, at a median of $17,000 per ton; 2023 ROG / VOC medians elsewhere in California ran from $1,100 (Imperial County) to $174,845 (San Joaquin Valley); the only 2023 CO trades recorded statewide were in Yolo-Solano, at a median of $3,400 per ton. Eligibility depends on district rules and project location; some interdistrict uses require additional approvals. Prices from other districts are not a local quote. All recorded prices.

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