Zero Unaccounted Water: a digital twin approach
A 45 minute session recorded on 15 September 2026. Kishore Potru and James Faircloth show how a live water balance ties each usage anomaly to the space, asset and hour behind it.
Zero Unaccounted Water: a digital twin approach
- Spotting high-risk zones before they turn into losses
- Reading usage anomalies and prioritizing what needs a response
- Quantifying avoided loss in numbers operations and sustainability leaders care about
- Where this feeds ESG reporting, conservation programs and maintenance planning
- Walkthrough of how this plays out across commercial facilities
Common questions
Unaccounted water is the part of metered supply that no measured use explains. In Aqueduct it is the last term of the water balance, main supply minus floors, fire system and process feeds, and a rise in it is the main leak signal. See leak detection.
You will see how Aqueduct ranks high-risk zones on a water digital twin, ties each usage anomaly to a space and an hour, puts a price on avoided loss and passes the same evidence to ESG reporting and maintenance planning. The recording runs 45 minutes.
Facility and operations managers who find leaks on the bill, sustainability leads who must defend water savings, and maintenance planners who turn water events into planned work. Kishore Potru, CEO, and James Faircloth, VP of Sales, present it. See water outcomes.
Yes. The session shows what a single inlet meter hides and which sub-meters would locate loss first, so a site with one meter leaves with a metering plan. The water loss playbook turns that plan into steps.
See Aqueduct on your own facility.
Bring a site, a utility bill or a question. We will show you where the loss is.