Glossary

Reporting Conventions

What Reported, Calculated, Estimated, and Not reported mean throughout the monitoring.

Reported: The company directly disclosed the figure.
Calculated: H2Oversight derived the figure mathematically from company-reported data. Calculated values are clearly identified and are not presented as company-reported totals.
Estimated: The figure is approximate, either because the company identifies it as an estimate or because the available methodology requires approximation.
Not reported: There was insufficient information to populate one of the Three Key Metrics. H2Oversight reserves this label primarily for the core metrics rather than treating every absent Supplemental Metric as a reporting failure.
Completed versus projected: Expected, projected, potential, or planned water savings are not counted as completed results. Projects under construction and future commitments are distinguished from demonstrated achievements.
Separate water flows: Withdrawal, consumption, discharge, recycling, reuse, replenishment, and volumetric water benefits are tracked separately. These categories should not be treated as interchangeable.
Preserving company methodology: Whenever practical, H2Oversight preserves the company's disclosed definitions, units, formulas, and reporting boundaries. Methodological differences are important evidence in themselves because they affect whether corporate performance can be compared reliably.