Bundle Projects. Generate Credits. Access Buyers.
Aggregate water quality improvement projects across your portfolio and monetize verified outcomes on the WaterQuality.Trading marketplace.
The Opportunity
You manage multiple sites — farms implementing nutrient management plans, stormwater retrofits across a municipality, BMP (best management practice) installations for a land conservancy. Each site generates measurable water quality improvements, but individually they're too small to attract buyers.
Aggregated, they're a portfolio.
How Aggregation Works on WQT
- 01
Register your portfolio
Create a project for each site. Upload site locations, baseline data, and installed BMPs or treatment systems.
- 02
Deploy monitoring
Install continuous monitoring at each site. The platform ingests timestamped water quality data and associates it with each project.
- 03
Submit for batch verification
Submit your entire portfolio for verification in a single batch. The verification workflow reviews each project against its baseline and flags any that need additional data.
- 04
List bundled credits
Once verified, credits from all sites are issued and can be listed individually or as bundled packages. Utilities and buyers prefer larger blocks — bundling gives you pricing leverage.
Your Economics
- Monitoring equipment
- Project installation
- Measurement
- Verification
- Issuance
- Marketplace access
Your revenue comes from credit sales minus the platform’s transaction fee. The more sites you aggregate, the lower your per-credit cost — and the more attractive your listings are to institutional buyers.
Who This Works For
- Environmental consulting firms managing BMP portfolios
- Agricultural cooperatives with nutrient management programs
- Stormwater authorities implementing green infrastructure across a jurisdiction
- Land trusts and conservation districts with restoration projects
- Water technology companies deploying treatment systems at scale
Ready to aggregate your portfolio?
Register as an aggregator to start bundling projects and accessing institutional buyers.