Nephros, Inc.

(OTC: NEPH)

A reader of StocksHaven Investments by the name of Michael Sklar has contributed the following article regarding Nephros, Inc. The article outlines one of the most undervalued BioPharma companies around, at only $1.08 PPS with three pending FDA decisions. If you are an avid investor of pre-PDUFA companies, StocksHaven Investments highly suggests you conduct some due diligence on this company, as its potential value greatly outweighs the risks involved. About: Nephros, Inc. (Nephros) is engaged primarily in the development of hemodiafiltration (HDF), products and technologies for treating patients with end stage renal disease (ESRD). The Company has three products in various stages of development in the HDF modality to deliver therapy to ESRD patients: OLpur MDHDF filter series (which it sells in various countries in Europe and consists of its MD190 and MD220 diafilters);

Wescorp Energy Inc., an oil and gas technology solutions provider, was pleased to announce today that a 2,000 barrel per day H2Omaxx water remediation unit has been shipped to Kansas to begin full operations for an oil and gas producer. H2Omaxx safely, effectively and economically cleans and separates oil and solids from produced water using patented technology. Test results have demonstrated the H20maxx’s ability to reduce oil content in produced water to less than 0.001% allowing oil and gas operators to reduce, reuse, and recycle water.

In July of last year, the company signed a master lease agreement with a private oil and gas company with operations in Texas, Kansas and Wyoming to construct, deploy and operate up to 256 H2Omaxx water remediation units over a 5-year period. According to the press release, this will be the first unit shipped under the master lease agreement.

“The deployment of the first H2Omaxx unit

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According to Yahoo Finance, Veolia Environnement SA 9VE) and its subsidiaries provide environmental management services to public authorities, individuals, and industrial and commercial customers worldwide. It operates in four segments: Water, Environmental Services, Energy Services, and Transportation.

Basically Veolia is a French multi-national company that provides infrastructure development and support in developing countries. Its largest segment, concerns water and the company helps provide clean water to more than 67 million people. Veolia has an advantage over its competitors in that its average contracts last for 10-15 years with an annual renewal rate of 90%. Places like Russia, China, India, Africa and eastern Europe has a sever shortage of clean water, as well as a lack of transportation and energy infrastructure, which is the grass roots for long-term sustainable development and growth. Emerging markets require these necessities to …