WaterWatch is an intelligence platform that monitors the intersection of AI infrastructure and water scarcity in real time, helping governments, utilities, and enterprises protect freshwater resources from unsustainable AI expansion.
New here? Start by exploring the Guide tab to understand data sources, risk levels, search tools, dashboard metrics, and how to interpret WaterWatch results before making decisions.
Source-linked regulation, facility, and water-risk records loaded from the WaterWatch database with real-time USGS and NOAA data updates.
Client-ready records require a source name, source URL, last-checked date, and review status for audit and compliance purposes.
Facility markers and drought/water-risk snapshots show where infrastructure and water stress overlap across all US regions.
Aggregates saved USGS water observations and U.S. Drought Monitor snapshots to help review water availability and drought context for critical infrastructure.
Monitors global AI regulation, data center legislation, and water and energy compliance requirements across 50+ jurisdictions (U.S. federal, state and local, the EU and other countries), each linked to the official text, with a live feed of new federal rules and notices. Open Regulatory Tracking →
No official national list of data centers exists, so WaterWatch builds its own from public records: operator disclosures, utility and county filings, and company reports. Each campus carries its location, status, capacity and water use where published, and the source it came from.
Generates a facility report with a compliance and disclosure worksheet mapped to GRI 303, CDP Water Security, SASB, EU CSRD (ESRS E3), the EU Energy Efficiency Directive's data-centre reporting rules (WUE) and Clean Water Act discharge permits. It is pre-filled from public data, and the fields that only the operator can supply are marked.
Built for EPA, DHS, and state agencies. SAM.gov registered with UEI. Audit-ready compliance documentation and official test sign-off process.
Real-time water risk scoring, regional analysis, facility filtering, and exportable data (CSV/JSON/GeoJSON) for advanced analysis.
USGS streamflow data refreshed every 15 minutes. NOAA drought data refreshed daily. Hyperscaler facility data verified against official disclosures.
Hosted on Bluehost with API authentication, role-based access control, and compliant data handling for government and enterprise use.
Free tier for exploration. Pro tier ($500/mo) for enterprise features. Custom enterprise agreements available for large deployments.
Comprehensive 60-test suite covering all features, page views, and real-world scenarios. Professional UAT sign-off documentation included.
Access the WaterWatch dashboard to monitor water risk across US infrastructure in real time.