Direct Participation
Learn how accredited investors can evaluate private U.S. oil and gas opportunities, review offering documents, and understand the subscription and reporting process.
Investment Characteristics
Oil and gas partnerships may offer exposure to production-based economics and certain tax considerations, alongside substantial operating, commodity-price, liquidity, and capital-loss risks. Outcomes depend on the specific offering and investor circumstances.
Potential intangible drilling cost deductions depend on eligible costs, tax rules, and the investor’s circumstances.
Potential distributions depend on actual net production cash flow and partnership terms; payment is not guaranteed.
Participate through a documented partnership interest with asset-level economics defined by the offering.
Some offerings span multiple wells or basins; diversification can reduce concentration but cannot eliminate investment risk.
Four-Step Process
The four steps below explain how to evaluate a private oil and gas investment, review its governing documents, subscribe when eligible, and monitor the partnership after funding.
Step 1
Review applicable accredited-investor eligibility requirements and complete the verification process required for the specific private offering. Eligibility depends on the applicable rules and investor circumstances.
Step 2
Review the project, operator, partnership terms, working-interest and net-revenue-interest economics, costs, production assumptions, liquidity limitations, and risks disclosed in the Private Placement Memorandum (PPM).
Step 3
If you decide to proceed and are accepted, complete the subscription documents and follow the verified funding instructions in the offering materials. Ownership and economic participation are governed by the executed documents.
Step 4
Use the investor portal and partnership reports to follow project updates. Distributions are not guaranteed; their amount and timing depend on production cash receipts, expenses, reserves, and the managing partner’s discretion.
For more information, explore our U.S. oil and gas projects, review the investor FAQs, and learn about oil and gas tax considerations. This overview is educational and does not replace the applicable PPM or professional advice.
Investor Relations
Contact investor relations to learn about available offerings, eligibility requirements, partnership documentation, and material risks before deciding whether to participate.