EB5 Energy: the well site and the four presenters of the investor briefing

Left to right: Mark Wagner, Chief Executive Officer · Michael Shourd, VP of Geology · Eric Marshall, VP of Operations · Rupy Cheema, Managing Partner

A different approach to EB-5: investor-owned

When Is My Capital Targeted for Return? What If My Petition Is Denied?

19 minutes. Direct answers from the people responsible for the project.

EB5 Energy investors own the fund that holds the controlling interest in the operating company, rather than lending their capital to a developer who owns the project. The managing partner, chief executive, geologist and drilling operator explain what that changes:

  • Capital repayment. How repayment comes from production revenue, and the 36-month repayment target for each investor class.
  • Immigration risk. What happens to your capital if USCIS denies your I-526E petition.
  • The acreage. Six wells reached the Mississippi Lime here decades ago and five are still producing. What that record does and does not tell you.

$800,000 minimum for petitions filed by 31 December 2026 · Rural EB-5 · Investor-owned

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An Ownership Approach to EB-5 On demand 19:41 total 12 chapters Rupy Cheema · Mark Wagner · Michael Shourd · Eric Marshall

What the Briefing Covers

Twelve chapters, as marked on the recording. Each one is a direct answer to a question investors raise on their first call with us.

0:00

I-956F Approval and Rural Priority

USCIS I-956F project approval on file, rural qualification, priority processing and the visa set-aside.

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0:58

Equity Ownership Structure

Owning the fund that controls the operating company, rather than lending to a developer who owns the project.

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2:15

Investor Distribution and Repayment Tiers

How distributions are ordered, where investors sit relative to management, and what repayment depends on.

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3:21

Priority Repayment for Denied Petitions

What happens to an investor’s capital if their I-526E petition is denied.

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4:10

Operational Experience and Risk Mitigation

Who operates the wells, their track record, and how operational risk is managed.

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5:58

Commodity Price Hedging Strategies

The oil and gas pricing assumed in the model, and how price exposure is handled.

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7:25

Geological Evidence and Acreage Analysis

The formation our wells target, and what has already been produced from our own two sections.

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9:19

Horizontal Drilling Technology Advantages

Why a horizontal well recovers oil that the vertical wells drilled here decades ago left behind.

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10:58

Comparable Well Production Data

Ten modern horizontal wells nearby, what they peaked at, and how our own peak projection compares.

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12:53

Permitting and Drilling Workflow

The sequence from permit to spud, and how long each stage takes.

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13:55

Fracking and Completion Process

Completing the well, the facilities involved, and the buyers already in place for the production.

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16:53

Oil Production vs Real Estate Revenue

Why repayment from production cash flow does not wait on a refinancing or a sale.

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Rupy Cheema

Managing Partner. Structured the offering and takes every initial investor call.

Mark Wagner

Chief Executive Officer. More than 40 years operating oil and gas wells.

Michael Shourd

VP of Geology. 47 years in oil and gas geology.

Eric Marshall

VP of Operations. 22 years operating oil and gas wells.

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