The project has to make sense before the investment can.
Fox Energy develops select domestic oil and gas prospects for accredited investors.
We start with the project.
Fox Energy develops select domestic oil and gas prospects for accredited investors.
We start with the project: the location, the geology, the people, the development plan and the economics.
If those pieces work together, we move forward.
If they do not, we move on.
Projects we can understand and execute.
Fox Energy prefers development opportunities in established producing areas where there is enough operating history and regional knowledge to make an informed decision.
Before committing capital, we want clear answers to a few basic questions:
Why this acreage?
Why this target?
Who is responsible for developing it?
What will it take to reach production?
Do the economics justify the work?
Simple questions.
Important answers.
Five questions, asked in order.
Start with the ground.
Every prospect begins with where it is.
We consider the producing history of the area, surrounding activity, target formation, lease position and the practical realities of operating there.
A good idea in the wrong place is still the wrong project.
Know who will do the work.
Oil and gas projects depend on experienced people making sound decisions.
Operators, geologists, land professionals, drilling contractors and field personnel all influence how a project is executed.
The plan matters.
So does the team carrying it out.
Have a practical path to production.
A prospect needs more than geological potential.
There must be a workable plan for drilling, completion, infrastructure and ongoing operations.
We want to understand what has to happen from the first field decision to first production.
The well has to work on its own.
Development costs, ownership, operating expenses and realistic production assumptions all matter.
Tax treatment may improve the economics of a qualifying investment.
It should not be the reason a weak project gets funded.
The project should make sense before the tax benefits are considered.
Think past drilling day.
Drilling a well is one event.
Operating it can be a long-term responsibility.
Before moving forward, we consider what the project will require after completion: field operations, maintenance, accounting, production oversight and investor reporting.
The longer view matters.
Know the prospect before you participate.
Fox Energy structures specific development opportunities for accredited investors.
Each offering is built around an identified prospect with its own location, development plan and participation structure.
Investors can consider the actual project before deciding whether to participate.
That is how we believe direct participation should work.
Bonanza Prospect
Scott County, Kansas
A new development well targeting a productive Kansas formation on acreage with more than four decades of production history.
- Drilling Type
- Vertical (Rotary)
- Total Depth
- 4,700 ft
- Acreage
- 320 Acres
- Formation
- Morrow Sand
Five steps. No pressure.
Learn About the Prospect
Review the project and determine whether it deserves a closer look.
Speak With Fox
Ask questions about the prospect, development plan and investment structure.
Review the Offering
Qualified investors considering participation receive the applicable offering and subscription materials.
Make the Decision
Review the opportunity with your own legal, financial and tax advisors and decide whether it is right for you.
Follow the Development
Investors receive applicable project updates as the prospect moves through development and operations.
Not every prospect deserves to become a project.
Part of this business is knowing when to move forward.
Part of it is knowing when not to.
We prefer understandable projects, practical development plans and people we trust to execute them.
Drilling will always involve uncertainty.
The job is to decide when that uncertainty is worth taking on.
Find the right project. Put the right people around it. Execute.
That is our approach to domestic energy development.