Aqua Sciences, Inc. products

Florida-based Aqua Sciences, Inc. was formed to bring a product to market that literally extracts vast amounts of water from the atmosphere and outputs drinking water. Our patented water extraction technology was developed over 15 years and with more than $25 million invested in research, development and production.  Aqua Sciences’ flagship product is the Emergency Water Station (EWS). The 40 foot model produces up to 2,600 gallons of water per day (depending on local atmospheric conditions). Specially designed for transport by air, sea or land in an International Standards Organization (ISO) marine container, the Aqua Sciences EWS is powered by self-contained electrical generators or external power. It is a compelling first and ongoing response solution for areas with damaged or no infrastructure throughout the world.

97% of the planet`s water is salt water. 2% of the planet is fresh water but it is frozen in the polar caps and glaciers. Less than 1% of fresh water is readily available for human use. Aqua Sciences provides a direct tap to this 1%.

Unit designed for disaster relief and on-site water production in challenged areas. The enclosed self-sustaining unit can produce water without additional power or fuel for up to 1 week yielding up to 2,600 gallons of water per day. The unit shell meets specifications for standard shipping to allow for cost effective deployment.

Aqua Science’s highly mobile military units are designed to endure harsh environments and conditions. The shell is optimized for rapid deployment and movement. Aqua Sciences is committed to reducing military loads by producing water for soldiers wherever they may be stationed.

The Solar water plant captures heat generated from solar panels as an integral part of the system. Minimal additional power is needed to cool part of the system and for pumps and fans.

Unit designed for disaster relief and on-site water production in challenged areas. The enclosed self sustaining unit can produce water without additional power or fuel for up to 1 week yielding up to 2,600 gallons of water per day. The unit shell meets specifications for standard shipping to allow for cost effective deployment.