Green Stream is SOC 2 Type I certified.

Our flood information and warning platform is COV RAMP approved since March 2024 by the Virginia IT agency.

Green Stream is HUB-certified in North Carolina!

Community connections create collaborations. An article about Green Stream’s collaboration with Atlantic Design and Manufacturing LLC in 2020.

Green Stream Technologies, Inc. is now a woman-owned business. Karen Lindquist, former COO now CEO, is excited to take on her new role at the company.

Green Stream is officially SWaM Certified in Virginia!

Green Stream won a semi-finalist position in the Aveiro Urban Challenges grant competition.

Green Stream wins NCTECH 2020 award for Industry-Driven CleanTech.

“Green Stream's automated flood sensor IoT network alerts customers when roads are flooded along with location information, and data about the depth of water and when it recedes”

Sarah Chick writes a delightful spotlight article on Green Stream Technologies and their growing presence in North Carolina.

“If constant news coverage made you suspect that we are suffering through more flooding events(link is external) than normal, you are correct…Enter Green Stream Technologies, which has developed IoT water level monitors that provide more and earlier flood warnings.”

“Green Stream Technologies, an environmental monitoring company originally founded in Norfolk, Virginia, is the latest startup to relocate its headquarters to the Wireless Research Center (WRC) in Wake Forest, quickly transforming the sleepy college town into another tech hub.”

Green Stream is adapting 5G for the fastest method of communicating real-time data on water level rise and flooding.

Green Stream wins “Pitch Night!” Listen to play-by-play coverage of RIOT’s “Pitch Night” on their podcast, RiOT Underground.

Green Stream win’s RiOT’s second accelerator pitch contest. COO Karen Lindquist delivered the winning pitch.

Watch Green Stream COO Karen Lindquist deliver the winning pitch first hand.

“Flooding is a headache for people who live in Norfolk…But now an engineer tells 13News Now his new invention…will provide real-time flooding data.”

After three rounds of competition Green Stream emerged as one of eight winners who join the MIT Solve team.