CAPSTONE ESG ASSESSMENTS

DATA SCIENCE ➠

ASSESSMENTS ➠ ➠

INFRASTRUCTURE ROADMAP

• 140+public / private datasets, reference, and regulatory requirement documents;
• Proprietary algorithms;
• Deterministic analytics;
• Sophisticated business intelligence reporting covering Environmental, Socioeconomic, and Governance infrastructural solution options.

Deep assessments across all key areas of Environmental, Socioeconomic, and Governance related infrastructure challenges.

Assessments leverage our data science capabilities to deliver the most efficient and lowest cost solutions for communities and commercial companies.

• ROADMAP desirable for all Infrastructural Requirements;
• Resilient& Economic stabilization requirements;
• Clarity on objectives;
• Digitization and 'hardening' of assets to deliver resilient outcomes;
• Data-to-Cloud delivery / continuous real-time analysis and dashboard reporting.

PROBLEM STATEMENT:

CAPSTONE ESG SOLUTION & OUTCOMES:

• Cisco, Texas owns and maintains the second oldest concrete dam reservoir  in the U.S.
• By 2014 Cisco had reached a critical sustainability point, dropping below 54% capacity for the first time in history.
• Reservoirs down the same watershed were at 19% capacity putting additional sustainably stress on the region.
• Excessive draw from the watershed due to population growth and under managed water losses in excess of 38% presented an unthinkable scenario:  the complete collapse of the only water supply for the city.

• CAPSTONE ESG WATER-AS-A-SERVICE (WaaS) INFRASTRUCTURE program reduces water losses up to 11% annually and provides continuous (real-time) insights via proprietary sensors to undermanaged areas.  
• REDUCED STRESS ON THE OVERALL WATER SHED over the next 5 years by estimated 250,000,000 gallons within a region averaging 29inches of rain a year;
• INCREASED WATER REVENUES BY 10% through 100% billing of water users;
• NETTED OVER 215 METRIC-TONS OF CARBON REDUCTION and reservoir levels that significantly increased reserves above levels seen over the past5 years.
• MADE DIRECT ESG COMMUNITY ECONOMIC IMPACTS through lower costs and improved water quality benefitting 100+ businesses, 3605 Cisco Junior College students and faculty, 845 K-12 students, numerous city employees, and residences.