Can EWS lower my water disposal costs?
Yes. In most cases EWS can lower water disposal costs compared to alternatives. Specific pricing is driven by water chemistry and volume. When scoping a […]
What are the ESG benefits of using EWS?
EWS’s patented, proprietary VOX™ technology offers multiple ESG benefits for customers and communities. First, by reducing the number of water-hauling trucks needed, the VOX™ technology […]
How much water can a VOX™ unit evaporate?
An individual VOX™ unit can evaporate up to 200 barrels per day. The units are designed to be linked together for higher volume applications, such […]
What percentage of my water can EWS evaporate?
The actual evaporation rate depends on water chemistry, and it can range from 20% to over 75%. As a first step, EWS will perform an […]
Is there a solid-waste stream associated with the VOX™ technology?
No. EWS carefully calibrates its units for each application to ensure no solids are produced. The water that is not evaporated is discharged as a […]
I have heard that other evaporation technologies have struggled to gain regulatory approval. How difficult is it to permit the VOX™ units?
While regulations and permitting processes differ on a state-by-state basis, our patented, proprietary VOX™ technology has been permitted in some of the most restrictive states […]
How does EWS charge for its services?
EWS charges its customers for the barrels of water actually evaporated, not on the volume of water processed. As such the customer pays for actual […]
Who is responsible for operating the VOX™ units?
Currently, EWS operates and maintains the VOX™ units. Our team works closely with our customers’ operations to ensure seamless integration into their water-management program.
What utilities are required for operation of VOX units?
Power (per unit): 230v, 1 ph, 30 amps; Natural Gas: 2.1 MMBtu/hr (nominal)
What is the footprint of the VOX™ units?
11.5’ L x 6.5’ W x 12’ H. Each unit will be installed in an EWS supplied containment that is a 9’W x 14’ L.
