A USCIS-Approved Rural EB-5 Project Powered by U.S. Energy
Invest $800,000 in a USCIS-approved rural EB-5 project backed by producing U.S. energy assets.
✔ I-956F Approved - Rural TEA
36-Month Target for Return of Principal*
I-526E Denial Repayment Provisions
*Repayment projections are targets, not guarantees.
Most EB-5 Investments Are Repaid From a Future Refinance or Sale. EB5 Energy is Repaid From Cash Flow.
Traditional EB-5 projects are often structured as loans to real estate developers. Investor repayment usually depends on a future exit event, such as construction completion followed by refinancing or sale.
EB5 Energy is structured differently. Investors own equity interests in producing U.S. oil and gas assets. Capital is deployed to recomplete existing wells with established production potential, using modern completion technology.
The result is a cash-flow-based repayment model. Instead of relying on a future refinancing or sale, EB5 Energy is designed to repay investors from oil and gas production revenues. After operating expenses and annual investor dividends, project revenues are applied to repayment of EB-5 investors. Profit sharing begins only after investor capital has been returned.
The same operating activity that generates revenue also supports EB-5 job creation. Jobs are created through the work required to recomplete, operate, service, and manage the wells, as well as through related supplier and support activity.
How Your Investment Moves From Escrow to Repayment
Drilling, Completion, and Job Creation
Capital funds drilling and completion. Wells are drilled in sequence as capital becomes available.
Production Begins
Completed wells begin generating revenue, which enters the repayment structure after operating expenses and annual investor dividends.
Investor Repayment
The fund targets return of principal within 36 months. Timing depends on production, commodity prices, operating results, and the offering terms.
Designed to reduce immigration risk
USCIS has approved the project’s I-956F. Every investor must still qualify individually and document a lawful source of funds.
USCIS Project Approval
✔ I-956F approved by USCIS
Two investor petitions approved to date
✔ Investor petitions still require individual approval
Rural Immigration Advantages
✔ All drilling locations are rural
✔ Priority Processing
✔ Rural visa set-aside (20% of all EB-5 visas)
✔ Especially important for India and China
Job Creation
✔ 309 jobs projected in Phase-1 for 25 investors
✔ Jobs come from real operating activity
✔ Additional wells can be drilled if needed
✔ Full 72-well program supports up to 150 investors
What the 36-Month Target Assumes
Revenue projections are based on $70 per barrel of oil and $2.50 per MCF of natural gas. At these assumptions, EB5 Energy targets return of investor principal within 36 months. The target is set against the earliest investor classes; later classes are repaid after them and should expect a longer period.
Current market conditions may provide upside above the modeled base case. The fund also expects to use hedging instruments on a portion of projected production during the first 24 months of operations, with the objective of increasing revenue certainty during the period most important for investor repayment and EB-5 job creation.
Repayment projections are targets, not guarantees. Actual timing depends on production performance, commodity prices, and operational factors.
Independent Oversight. Controlled Use of Funds.
✔ Customers Bank — Escrow Agent holds investor funds in escrow and releases funds upon USCIS receipt notice,
✔ Trident Trust — Fund administrator reviews and co-approves capital disbursements throughout the investment period.
✔ Mid-America Regional Center oversees EB-5 compliance, job creation tracking, and regional center reporting.
If your I-526E petition is denied
Investor capital is released from escrow when USCIS issues a receipt notice — before your petition is adjudicated. Denial repayment terms are set by separate written agreement. Request them before you subscribe, and review them with your immigration attorney.
Experienced execution in the Anadarko basin.
EB5 Energy's wells are operated by Spire Asset Management, led by a team with direct, hands-on experience in Oklahoma oil and gas development. This is not a financial sponsor deploying capital into an unfamiliar asset class — it is an operating company drilling in formations its team knows well.
3,000+
Wells Drilled By Operating Team
126+
Years of Combined Executive Experience
Mark Wagner
Chief Executive Officer
Eric Marshall
Vice President of Operations
Michael Shourd
Vice President of Geology