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opti now has more than 130 systems deployed in 21 states.burgh and chicago have bought in quigley says opti's revenue has grown ten fold in four years, doubling last year alone while opti is using its technology to manage and direct water under ground, another company is setting its sights and technology higher. literally. rain bank is a haven't starecenp that turns roof banks into water reservoirs >> it collects in this area. >> and it won't leak >> correct >> it holds water during heavy rain events and releasing it slowly once the storm passed >> the serve ser rr is running algorithms and deciding when is the most intense period of a storm. then it tells the valves when to close and start collecting water. >> reporter: it is relatively cheep compared to what intense storms are doing to local economies. >> it is becoming debilitating to the infrastructure of our cities it's limiting transportation and movement of commerce causing damage, which is costing cities and private owners money to fix infrastructure damage. >> reporter: so far rain

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. >> reporter: quigley says nationwide there are close to 1 million lakes like this that could opti toheld back by a large panel to make sure the level is maintained at a certain elevation. at the bottom there is a valve that valve is connected to cloud infrastructure >> reporter: the valve is directed by a control box which connects to the cloud. watching weather every second and changing the water level in the lake a far cheaper solution than building more storm drains and reservoirs >> typically, the savings are in the range, on the capital side from 50% to 90%. >> the business of water management is growing exponentially, and stormcon, over 200 companies big names like oldtara businesses are booming and money pouring in you can see more stories on cnbc.com >> most of that money coming from local, federal? >> local, ferderal. the mayor of boston announced that for boston which has seen a lot of flooding lately. >> diana olick thank you. >>> oil prices dropping. $70 yesterday. check it out, 68.68 for wti. we're going to drill down on the factors. >>> first, check out the trading pict