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At a 5.5% cap rate, every $90K in annual water savings equals $1.6M in asset value. This session presents the complete financial model — billing recovery mechanics, NOI bridge analysis, IC presentation format, and Section 179 tax treatment.

Most commercial cooling towers run 15–30% above their optimal cost point — and pay sewer charges on water that never enters the sewer. Live walkthrough of WST's four-step tower audit process with before/after outcome data.

Monthly billing data misses most water cost opportunities. This session covers WST's IoT monitoring methodology, the 78 confirmed leak events detected per year in WST's portfolio, and how real-time data produces GRESB MR3/RA4 documentation automatically.

Rate misclassifications, sewer overcharges on evaporated water, meter multiplier errors — present in 8–12% of commercial property billing. A systematic walkthrough of each error type, the recovery methodology, and what is retroactively recoverable.

WT1 coverage is the highest-weighted sub-component of the GRESB water indicator. This session demonstrates how Ara AI's automated bill acquisition closes data gaps across large portfolios in advance of the annual submission deadline.

CMS survey readiness for water management programmes requires continuous documentation. This session covers how IoT monitoring of domestic hot water, cooling towers, and dead legs produces the evidence record that surveyors expect.

Municipal sewer exemptions for cooling tower make-up water and irrigation are available in most US jurisdictions — but fewer than 30% of eligible properties claim them. Step-by-step walkthrough of the identification, application, and back-billing recovery process.