I-956F Approved Investment in Oil & Gas Production

Fast Processing (Rural)

Repayment from Cash Flow, not Refinancing

Investor-First Position on All Assets

EB5 Energy gives investors an ownership interest in a U.S. energy company redeveloping proven, producing oil and gas properties. As a USCIS-approved, rural EB-5 project, it is structured to emphasize immigration certainty and operational execution in established oil and gas fields.

Immigration Benefits

USCIS-Approved; Two Investor’s I-526E Approved.

  • Rural Advantage: Priority processing (estimated at 6–8 months) and double the visa set-asides (20% vs. 10% for high-unemployment projects) — especially valuable for investors from India and China seeking fast adjudication and avoiding backlog risk.

  • Job Creation: The initial 8-well phase generates 309 jobs vs. 250 required (24% surplus). The full 72-well program supports 2,200+ jobs for up to 150 investors.

  • Ongoing Job Flexibility: EB5 Energy can drill additional wells if ever required to expand job creation.

The EB-5 Program Details

Repayment From Production, Not Refinancing

Source of Capital Repayment

Investor capital is repaid exclusively from oil and gas production revenues generated by operating wells. Repayment does not rely on developer refinancing, asset sales, or market exits, reducing exposure to capital-markets risk.

Well Development Economics

Each well has a defined drilling and completion budget of approximately $4.5 million, reflecting standardized development costs in established producing fields rather than exploratory or experimental drilling.

Conservative Revenue Assumptions

Production and revenue projections assume $60 per barrel of oil and $2.50 per Mcf of natural gas. Based on modeled production and cash flow under these assumptions, investor capital is expected to be repaid over approximately three to four years, with repayments occurring on a first-in, first-out basis, meaning earlier investors are prioritized for repayment ahead of later investors.

Income During Deployment Period

While capital is deployed and prior to full repayment, investors may receive modest interim distributions through a preferred dividend pool, estimated to be approximately 1.5%–2.5% annually

Post-Repayment Participation

Only after investor capital has been fully repaid do investors participate in a defined share of ongoing production profits, aligning upside participation with successful capital recovery.

Tax Considerations

The structure may provide meaningful U.S. tax benefits, including the ability to deduct a portion of the investment against U.S. passive income, subject to individual circumstances and applicable tax rules. Any unused deductions may be carried forward. Investors should consult their tax advisors regarding applicability.

EB5 Energy Details

Structural Protections - INVESTOR Control, Diversification

  • First-Priority Equity: Investors hold first-priority ownership across all producing wells.

  • Direct Ownership: Investors own 100% of the company that holds the assets and production, ensuring full alignment and control.

  • Independent Oversight:

    • Trident Trust – Fund administrator; co-signs all disbursements.

    • Customers Bank – Escrow agent; funds released after USCIS receipt notice.

    • Mid-America RC – Regional Center overseeing compliance and job tracking.

  • Diversification: Multi-well structure reduces single-asset exposure.

  • Transparency: Quarterly production and financial reports to all investors.

national priority

147+ YEARS OF EXECUTIVE EXPERIENCE. 3,000+ OIL AND GAS WELLS DRILLED.

Our Management

President / Chief Operating Officer

President / Chief Operating Officer

President / Chief Operating Officer President / Chief Operating Officer

VICE PRESIDENT OF OPERATIONS

VICE PRESIDENT OF OPERATIONS

VICE PRESIDENT OF OPERATIONS VICE PRESIDENT OF OPERATIONS

Managing Partner of NCE and JCE

Managing Partner of NCE and JCE

Managing Partner of NCE and JCE Managing Partner of NCE and JCE

vice president of geology

vice president of geology

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