Donald Trump’s recent reelection victory has fueled a new wave of accredited investors seeking alternative investments in the U.S. oil and gas industry. The post Trump Victory Fuels Wave of Alternative Investments in Oil and Gas by Accredited Investors appeared first on Aresco LP Partners ..read more

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Investing in oil and gas royalties involves purchasing the rights to receive a portion of the revenue generated from the production and sale of oil and gas from a particular property or lease. Here’s how it generally works and some considerations to keep in mind: How Oil and Gas Royalties Work: Ownership Rights: When you own oil and gas royalties, you own a percentage interest in the revenue generated from the production of oil and gas on a specific property. This interest is typically expressed as a royalty interest, which entitles you to a portion of the gross revenue generated from the sal ..read more

The depletion allowance is a tax provision in the United States designed to account for the reduction of natural resources, such as oil and gas, as they are extracted and sold. This allowance allows businesses engaged in the extraction of these resources to recover some of their capital investment by utilizing a portion of their gross income from the sale of the resources as a tax deduction. For the oil and gas industry, the depletion allowance functions similarly to depreciation for other types of assets. However, unlike depreciation which accounts for the reduction in value of tangible asset ..read more

Ask any U.S. citizen what they notice first as they are driving to work and you can bet most will say “how much is it going to cost me to fill up my tank today”. Predicting daily fluctuations in gas prices with some degree of accuracy can make even the most seasoned gas and oil expert a little crazy, especially with political instability occurring in oil-rich countries and uncertainty about what OPEC is going to do. So, what determines crude oil prices? Some basic factors do influence the price of crude oil and can be used as relevant variables to determine whether we start the day paying a re ..read more

Intangible Drilling Costs (IDC) are a critical element of the financial landscape in the oil and gas industry. These costs encompass various non-physical expenses incurred during the exploration and drilling of oil and gas wells. What sets intangible drilling costs apart is their intangible nature, as they are related to activities and services essential for the drilling process but do not involve the acquisition of physical assets like drilling rigs or equipment. IDCs are tax-deductible expenses in the United States and are designed to incentivize domestic energy production. IDC deductions al ..read more

Upstream Midstream Downstream are terms commonly used in the oil and gas industry to describe different stages of the production and distribution process. Each sector has distinct activities and focuses on specific aspects of the overall oil and gas supply chain. Upstream: Activities: Upstream refers to the exploration and production (E&P) phase of the oil and gas industry. It involves locating, surveying, drilling, and extracting crude oil and natural gas from underground reservoirs. This includes both onshore and offshore activities. Key Processes: Exploration, reservoir analysis, dril ..read more

How to find out who owns the mineral rights of a property in Texas involves a combination of research and accessing public records from a variety of sources. Before we go into the details, let’s first discuss the many reasons why you would want to find out who owns the mineral rights of a property. Why search for mineral rights records? Mineral Extraction: If you’re interested in mining or extracting minerals such as oil, natural gas, coal, or minerals like copper or iron ore, you’ll need to know who owns the mineral rights. Before extracting minerals, you will need to purchase or lease the m ..read more

The value of mineral rights in Texas can vary widely based on a range of factors including location, the type of minerals involved, current market prices, lease terms, and more. Texas is a major hub for oil and gas production, so mineral rights related to oil, gas, and other minerals can hold significant value. A Guide to Mineral Rights in Texas Here are some key factors to consider: Factors Affecting Mineral Rights Value: Location: Mineral rights values can vary greatly depending on where the property is located. Some regions in Texas, such as the Permian Basin and Eagle Ford Shale, have his ..read more