Banked ERC record · San Joaquin Valley APCD

Bruce R. Carter

5 certificates (S-5239-2 … S-5326-1) · Southern Region
NOx 89 lb/yr, ROG / VOC 12,480 lb/yr, PM10 50 lb/yr, SOx 19 lb/yr, CO 35 lb/yr

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Certificate record

Holder of recordBruce R. Carter
Certificates5 certificates (S-5239-2 … S-5326-1)
Source of reductionsSouthern Region
Air districtSan Joaquin Valley APCD
Pollutants banked
PollutantVolume as recorded≈ tons / year
NOx89 lb/yr0.04
ROG / VOC12,480 lb/yr6.24
PM1050 lb/yr0.03
SOx19 lb/yr0.01
CO35 lb/yr0.02

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 sourceAvailable Emission Reduction Credits, district reports of 2026-10-03 · district registry page
StatusBanked — not listed

5 certificates as the district lists them

CertificatePollutantAmount (lb/yr)
S-5239-2NOx89
Q1–Q4: 25 / 31 / 29 / 4
S-5239-3CO35
Q1–Q4: 9 / 12 / 12 / 2
S-5239-4PM1050
Q1–Q4: 14 / 18 / 16 / 2
S-5239-5SOx19
Q1–Q4: 5 / 7 / 6 / 1
S-5326-1ROG / VOC12,480
Q1–Q4: 4,447 / 4,332 / 3,701 / 0

San Joaquin Valley issues credits by quarter; the annual figure is the sum of the four quarterly amounts shown.

Source: Available Emission Reduction Credits, district reports of 2026-10-03 — San Joaquin Valley APCD, retrieved 2026-10-03.

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What these credits have sold for in San Joaquin Valley

Prices per ton recorded by the district under Health & Safety Code §40709.5:

PollutantYearMedian $/tRangeTrades*
NOx2026
district records
$9,500$9,000–$20,0003
NOx2025
district records
$12,000$9,500–$16,5005
NOx2024
district records
$16,049$16,0491
NOx2023
district records
$13,750$9,500–$18,0002
NOx2023
CARB
$13,750$9,500–$18,0004
NOx2022
CARB
$19,000$57–$50,00053
ROG / VOC2026
district records
$4,200$4,2001
ROG / VOC2025
district records
$4,500$4,5001
ROG / VOC2024
district records
$66,476$10,000–$130,0005
ROG / VOC2023
district records
$174,845$174,690–$175,0002
ROG / VOC2023
CARB
$174,845$174,690–$175,0004
ROG / VOC2022
CARB
$69,950$2,730–$174,69053
PM102026
district records
$10,000$10,000–$21,8294
PM102024
district records
$9,898$9,8981
PM102022
CARB
$10,150$5,000–$29,76253
SOx2024
district records
$1,477$1,4771
SOx2022
CARB
$57$57–$7,25053
SOx2020
district records
$10,000$7,500–$30,0003
SOx2019
district records
$12,500$11,000–$55,2493
CO2024
district records
$1,384$1,3841

*For the CARB reports, every recorded transfer in the district that year, all pollutants; for the district's own transaction records, sales of that pollutant, at the price per ton the district records. Recent years shown; every recorded year. Sources: San Joaquin Valley APCD — Cost of Emission Reduction Credit Transactions (annual reports) · CARB 2023 §40709.5 statewide report · CARB 2022 §40709.5 statewide report.

Reference value at recorded prices

Arithmetic only — the recorded volume multiplied by the San Joaquin Valley median price recorded for each pollutant in 2020–2026, shown as a range because the medians moved between years. Not an appraisal, an offer, or a prediction; actual bids depend on the buyer's permit deadline, the lot size, how many trades the median rests on, and what else is available in the district.

PollutantVolume× recorded medianReference
NOx0.04 t$9,500–$19,000/t$423–$846
ROG / VOC6.24 t$4,200–$174,845/t$26,208–$1.1M
PM100.03 t$9,898–$10,150/t$247–$254
SOx0.01 t$57–$10,000/t$1–$95
CO0.02 t$1,384/t$24
All pollutants with a recorded San Joaquin Valley price$26,903–$1.1M

How a transfer works in San Joaquin Valley

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 San Joaquin Valley APCD, 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 San Joaquin Valley APCD, or its air basin with district board approval under Health & Safety Code §40709.6. District office: (559) 230-6000. District ERC program page.

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