Banked ERC record · Tehama County APCD

Vintage Petroleum Inc.

Certificate 1997-003
NOx 18,700 lb/qtr, PM10 260 lb/qtr

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Holder of recordVintage Petroleum Inc.
Certificate1997-003
Air districtTehama County APCD
Pollutants banked
PollutantVolume as recorded≈ tons / year
NOx18,700 lb/qtr37.4
PM10260 lb/qtr0.52

Also listed: Other 75.

The district records these volumes in lb/qtr; the tons-per-year column is a straight conversion (lb/day × 365 ÷ 2,000; lb/qtr × 4 ÷ 2,000) for comparison only.

Register sourceDistrict ERC Bank log, Nov 24, 2025 (records-request response) · district registry page
StatusBanked — not listed

The certificate as the district lists it

CertificatePollutantAmount (lb/qtr)
1997-003NOx
PM10
Other
18,700
260
75

Source: District ERC Bank log, Nov 24, 2025 (records-request response) — Tehama County APCD, retrieved 2026-10-03.

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NOx, PM10 prices in Tehama County

No NOx or PM10 transaction is on record for Tehama County APCD 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 PM10 medians elsewhere in California ran from $485 (Imperial County) to $460,000 (South Coast). 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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