One wireless infrastructure, two revenue streams.
Eddy's wireless platform supports accurate submetering and proactive leak protection on the same network. Sensors and meters install without trenching. Across the 2025 portfolio, the network conserved an estimated 565 million gallons of water and surfaced 28,393 continuous flow alerts.
Submetering and utility partners
Why utilities partner with Eddy
One platform, two revenue streams
Submetering and leak detection share one wireless infrastructure. Sell both as one offering, or layer leak protection onto an existing meter base.
Wireless deployment
LoRaWAN gateways cover entire buildings without rewiring. Sensors and meters install in mechanical rooms, riser shafts and tenant spaces in days, not weeks.
Lower operating cost
Remote monitoring replaces manual meter reads and most on-site inspections. Truck rolls drop. Customer complaints get triaged from the dashboard before a tech is dispatched.
565 million gallons conserved. 28,393 continuous flow alerts. 33,000 to 41,000 tonnes of CO2 avoided. The conservation impact comes with the leak protection.
WIRELESS
LoRaWAN coverage retrofits into existing properties without trenching or rewiring. One gateway covers thousands of square feet. Sensors and meters scale per project as occupancy or risk profile changes.
SECURE
Encrypted device-to-gateway and gateway-to-cloud links. Tenant-level water consumption stays inside the platform. The same data trail supports billing audits and ESG reporting.
Common questions from submetering partners
What is the integration model?
Submetering partners can resell Eddy's full managed service or layer leak protection onto an existing meter network. Both models share Eddy's gateway infrastructure, so a single deployment serves both functions.
How does data flow to billing systems?
Eddy publishes metering data via API or scheduled export, in formats compatible with major submetering platforms including CARMA, Wyse, Metergy, PowerStream and Alectra. Tenant-level reads stay inside the platform until they reach the billing system.
What conservation impact can a partner expect?
Across the 2025 portfolio, Eddy generated 28,393 continuous flow alerts and conserved approximately 565 million gallons. Continuous flow alerts surface running toilets, leaking valves and idle fixtures that submetering alone would not flag.
The same data feeds ESG reporting with verifiable, timestamped evidence of water and energy savings.
What does a typical retrofit look like?
A LoRaWAN gateway covers most mid-rise buildings with one or two devices. Smart meters with shutoff (Eddy IQ) sit on the mains and on each riser. Wireless sensors land at fixtures, in mechanical rooms and at high-risk pipework. No trenching, no rewiring.