Banked ERC record · Santa Barbara County APCD

New Carrot Farms, LLC dba Bolthouse Fresh Foods

6 certificates (0583-0626 … 0718-0331)
NOx 1.35 t/yr, PM10 1.16 t/yr, PM 1.19 t/yr, CO 15.06 t/yr

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Holder of recordNew Carrot Farms, LLC dba Bolthouse Fresh Foods
Certificates6 certificates (0583-0626 … 0718-0331)
Air districtSanta Barbara County APCD
Pollutants banked
PollutantVolume as recorded
NOx1.35 t/yr
PM101.16 t/yr
PM1.19 t/yr
CO15.06 t/yr
Register sourceActive ERC certificates, run date Sept. 22, 2026 · district registry page
StatusBanked — not listed

6 certificates as the district lists them

CertificatePollutantAmount (t/yr)Note
0583-0626PM
PM10
0.2
0.19
Restricted use (FERC = Federally ERCs)
0605-0327NOx
PM
PM10
1.35
0.3
0.3
Restricted use (FERC = Federally ERCs)
0642-0228PM
PM10
0.18
0.17
Restricted use (FERC = Federally ERCs)
0683-0929CO
PM
PM10
15.06
0.35
0.34
Restricted use (FERC = Federally ERCs). The PDF leaves the NOx cell empty rather than "--"; figures are taken by column position (printed 15.063 in the CO column, 0.354 in the PM column, 0.34 in the PM10 column)
0699-0330PM
PM10
0.15
0.15
Restricted use (FERC = Federally ERCs)
0718-0331PM
PM10
0.01
0.01
Restricted use (FERC = Federally ERCs)

Source: Active ERC certificates, run date Sept. 22, 2026 — Santa Barbara County APCD, retrieved 2026-10-03.

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What NOx credits have sold for in Santa Barbara County

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

PollutantYearMedian $/tRangeTrades*
NOx2023
CARB
$125,000$125,0002

*For the CARB reports, every recorded transfer in the district that year, all pollutants. Recent years shown; every recorded year. Sources: CARB 2023 §40709.5 statewide report.

PM10, CO prices in Santa Barbara County

No PM10 or CO transaction is on record for Santa Barbara County APCD in the 2022 or 2023 statewide reports or in the district transaction records the Exchange holds. For a reference point: 2023 PM10 medians elsewhere in California ran from $485 (Imperial County) to $460,000 (South Coast); 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.

Reference value at recorded prices

Arithmetic only — the recorded volume multiplied by the Santa Barbara County median price recorded for each pollutant in 2023. 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
NOx1.35 t$125,000/t$169,000

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