Banked ERC record · Sacramento Metro AQMD

Blue Diamond Growers

Certificate 00847, 00996
NOx 14,122 lb/yr, SOx 679 lb/yr, CO 178,364 lb/yr

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Holder of recordBlue Diamond Growers
Certificates00847, 00996 (2 certificates)
Air districtSacramento Metro AQMD
Pollutants banked
PollutantVolume as recorded≈ tons / year
NOx14,122 lb/yr7.06
SOx679 lb/yr0.34
CO178,364 lb/yr89.18

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 sourceCurrent ERC Certificate Holders report dated 18-Sep-26 · district registry page
StatusBanked — not listed

2 certificates as the district lists them

CertificatePollutantAmount (lb/yr)
00847CO
SOx
178,364
Q1–Q4: 44,591 / 44,591 / 44,591 / 44,591
679
Q1–Q4: 173 / 167 / 172 / 167
00996NOx14,122
Q1–Q4: 10,147 / 1,500 / 1,500 / 975

Sacramento Metro issues credits by quarter; the annual figure is the sum of the four quarterly amounts shown.

Source: Current ERC Certificate Holders report dated 18-Sep-26 — Sacramento Metro AQMD, retrieved 2026-10-02.

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NOx, SOx, CO prices in Sacramento Metro

No NOx or SOx or CO transaction is on record for Sacramento Metro 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); 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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The 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 Sacramento Metro AQMD, which verifies the banked reductions, records the transfer, and re-issues the certificate (or the remaining balance) in the buyer's name. Credits are generally usable only inside Sacramento Metro AQMD, or its air basin with district board approval under Health & Safety Code §40709.6. District office: (279) 207-1122. District ERC program page.

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