Why It Matters
Industrial water is disappearing into the air, and no one can prove what's been saved.
In water-stressed regions, access to water now determines where industry can operate and grow. Yet at most industrial sites, the largest water loss goes straight up the cooling tower — and nearly every claim about water savings or equipment performance is self-reported.
Evaporative loss
Cooling towers are the largest water consumer at most industrial sites, and every gallon they evaporate was already sourced, treated, and paid for.
Unproven performance
Atmospheric water harvesting output shifts with climate, so buyers have no reliable way to compare equipment or trust manufacturer claims.
Unverifiable savings
Corporate water targets, permits, and emerging credit markets all rest on numbers no one can independently check.
AquraIQ solves all three: we recover the water, verify it at the sensor, and turn verified volume into credits that hold up to audit.
See How It WorksHow It Works
From lost vapor to verified credit, in three steps.
Step 1 — Recover
- Our system ducts cooling tower plume into atmospheric water harvesting units, capturing water that would otherwise be lost. Standalone AWH systems connect directly to Step 2.
Step 2 — Verify
- Tamper-resistant sensors sign every measurement at the source: water produced, energy used, and air conditions. Each reporting cycle ends in a verification certificate, anchored to a public blockchain so anyone can audit it.
Step 3 — Credit
- Verified output is issued as Water Credits, scored for energy efficiency and climate difficulty — benefiting the operator and strengthening the equipment sale.
Every step runs on the Water Evidence Standard (WES). Credits are the economic layer, but they are only issued after verification is complete.
Explore the WES StandardWho It Serves
- Industrial operators — Recover cooling tower water and document it for reporting and permitting.
- AWH manufacturers — Certify real-world device performance and unlock enterprise procurement.
- AWH operators — Earn Water Credits for every verified unit of water produced.
- Credit buyers — Data centers, corporations, governments, and NGOs purchase verified credits to meet water stewardship commitments.
AquraIQ Roadmap 2027–2033
From field-validated technology to the global standard for recovered and harvested water.
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2027
Commercial Launch
- First commercial cooling tower recovery pilots
- Verification deployed with partner AWH manufacturers
- First verification certificates issued
- WES Standard v1.0 in commercial use
- Performance benchmarks established across climate zones
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2028
Certification & OEM Integration
- Verification integrated across multiple AWH device classes
- Cooling tower recovery offered through equipment partners
- Standardized data formats across manufacturers
- Procurement pilots with industrial, public, and enterprise buyers
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2029–2030
Water Credits at Scale
- Water Credit issuance from verified output
- Third-party audit integration for institutional buyers
- Credit trading and retirement platform launched
- Long-term procurement programs for verified water recovery
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2031–2033
The Global Standard
- WES adopted as a reference standard for recovered and harvested water
- Regulatory alignment across water-stressed regions
- Water Credits recognized as a verified water asset class
- Full interoperability across manufacturers, operators, and buyers
