OUR
COMPANY
Valor Energy Group is based in Dallas, TX and manages the acquisition and development of oil and gas assets in the Upstream and Midstream sector. Our experience spans decades and many different market environments. Recently we have witnessed steep declines in oil prices and values slashed.
Many companies are struggling to maintain under the weight of billions in debt piled on during the land grab of the last decade.
This has resulted in high-value assets being dumped into the marketplace at steep discounts for those willing to bet on a recovery. We are truly excited by the buying opportunities presented as a result of the recent down-cycle. Markets exist in cycles, and it’s when you enter the cycle that determines in large part the degree of success. Valor Energy Group is focused on acquiring value while maintaining a low-risk approach in its developments. A mix of assets allows us to provide yield and growth.
OUR STRATEGY
Valor Energy Group, LLC is located in Dallas, TX. Our Strategy said very simply is to locate niche segments of the oil and gas industry that can provide asset value and cash flow while adhering to our adverse risk philosophy.
Over the next 10-15 years, there will be a frenzy of activity within the E&P side of the business. “There is a “shale boom” going on globally right now, and in this new energy landscape North America is the leader.” By 2020 it is projected that the U.S. will surpass Saudi Arabia as the largest oil producer. Just as important, the U.S. is expected to become the largest net exporter of fossil fuels by 2030. “This “frenzy” of activity to get resources out of the ground and into the system will require a substantial expansion in midstream infrastructure.” Our vision includesa focus on finding opportunities within this segment. That shale boom has allowed us to capitalize on high-quality institutional level drilling programs primarily in south Texas and the Gulf Coast that are geologically and geophysical sound.
OPPORTUNITIES
Valor Energy Group, LLC is located in Dallas, TX. Our Strategy said very simply is to locate niche segments of the oil and gas industry that can provide asset value and cash flow while adhering to our adverse risk philosophy. Click the image below to explore our current investing opportunities.
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NEWS
Valor Energy Group produces unique oil and gas investing-related content and regularly posts industry news and other articles related to oil prices and the oil and gas industry as a whole.
Oil prices gain after bigger-than-expected fall in US stockpiles
Oil prices traded higher on Wednesday after an industry report said U.S. crude stockpiles fell last week. Iran's oil exports were slashed by more than 80 percent due to re-imposed sanctions by the United States. Read the full article here Source: foxbusiness.com
Why A Ban On Fracking Will Never Happen
While fracking has been going on in the U.S. since the late 1940s, it wasn't until just after the turn of the century that it began to be increasingly used in conjunction with horizontal drilling. That marriage of technologies ushered in the fracking boom and resulted in a renaissance of oil and gas production. The resurgence of natural gas production followed years of decline and corresponding natural gas price spikes. But as production rose, natural gas prices collapsed. This price collapse was a major factor for utilities switching from coal to natural gas, which in turn resulted in U.S. carbon dioxide emissions declining by more than any other nation. The U.S. became the top natural gas producer in the world, and began to export liquefied natural gas (LNG). Read the full article here Source: Forbes.com
Oil and Gas Production in Utica Continues to Rise
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – Oil and natural gas production in Ohio’s Utica-Point Pleasant shale play rose in the second quarter, as 614.22 billion cubic feet of gas and 5.81 million barrels of oil were produced by wells in the state. Those numbers are up from 609.45 billion cubic feet of gas and 5.07 million barrels of oil in the first quarter, according to data from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources’ quarterly report. Read the full article here Source: businessjournaldaily.com
