Turn stormwater into smart water.
Shoalwater issues, procure-and-retire Storm Water Credits (SWCs) tied to local watersheds— so enterprise ESG teams can fund local GSI & reuse projects and report audited, place-based outcomes.
Illustrative pricing. SWCs are voluntary stewardship units; not securities; no secondary trading.
ESG teams need place-based water impact—not generic offsets. Assembling and auditing a catchment-specific portfolio across sites and budgets is slow and messy.
We issue Storm Water Credits (SWCs): 1 SWC = 1,000 gal credited, tied to a named catchment. We deploy GSI & reuse, then retire units on purchase and deliver a quarterly Impact Receipt.
- MRV aligned to AWS governance & VWBA volumetrics
- Annual desk audit; ~20–30% representative sites instrumented
- Compliance-safe claims (no trading; not a security)
Map facilities to priority watersheds (e.g., Seattle guidance), baseline gallons, confirm permitting & fee-credit pathways.
Portfolio optimizer assembles cistern/reuse + GSI (rain gardens, permeable) to hit gallons, locality & budget targets.
Telemetry + desk MRV with conservative uncertainty → quarterly Impact Receipts. We retire SWCs upon purchase.
Desk MRV • quarterly receipts • representative instrumentation
Utility-guided locality • verifier letter • story kit
Multi-city expansion • portfolio audit • co-funding pathways
Pricing is illustrative and may vary by catchment, instrumentation scope, and verification requirements.
SWCs are voluntary stewardship units; not securities; no secondary trading. Jurisdictional benefits vary. In Seattle, SWCs are not a tradable compliance credit; separate drainage-fee credits may apply for eligible private systems that meet code and O&M requirements.
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