enviroBLOQ Wins 2025 IoT Environmental Impact Award

enviroBLOQ has been named the winner of the 2025 IoT Environmental Impact Award for their groundbreaking use of tamper-proof IoT hardware and blockchain technology to monitor and improve attic environments—an often-overlooked factor in home health, energy efficiency, and long-term maintenance.

Their solution, which has already been deployed in over 450 homes and apartments across 43 countries, enables secure, real-time data collection to detect conditions that lead to mold, HVAC overuse, and structural damage. By partnering with homeowners, contractors, and AI systems like Grok and ChatGPT, enviroBLOQ delivers tangible, data-backed insights that help property owners make cost-saving decisions while protecting their indoor environment. In one case study, a single home was projected to save $200–$400 annually in energy and maintenance costs after a roof and ventilation upgrade—thanks to data collected and verified through enviroBLOQ’s system.

Their work has broad-reaching applications, from enabling insurance companies to de-risk portfolios and helping ventilation manufacturers refine product performance, to giving real estate agents an edge with historical environmental data. Through token-based participation incentives, enviroBLOQ has also built a global user base that helps fuel its expanding data-driven platform.

“enviroBLOQ is a stellar example of how meaningful environmental impact can come from solving real problems with the right blend of IoT and innovation,” said Jordan Hayes, IoThinkTank Awards Coordinator. “They’ve shown that scalable, verifiable, and user-friendly tech can create measurable outcomes for homeowners and entire industries. This is exactly the kind of forward-thinking solution we’re proud to celebrate with this award.”

Congratulations to enviroBLOQ for setting a new bar in sustainable IoT innovation and redefining how we think about smart home data, energy efficiency, and environmental accountability.

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• Who is eligible to participate?

The awards are open to all products, companies, organizations, and individuals involved in producing IoT products, solutions, and services. Nominations must have been produced, released, updated, or announced in the calendar year.

• How are the awards judged?

Entries are evaluated by a panel of experts based on criteria specific to each category. Judges look for creativity, innovation, impact, and contributions to the IoT ecosystem.