Investor Education

Understanding Oil & Gas Participation

Oil and gas participation may involve operational, geological, commodity price, regulatory, environmental, and financial risk. Visitors should carefully review all information and consult professional advisors before making any decision.

Qualified Party Information

Project-specific information may be made available only to qualified parties through appropriate private channels. Submitting an inquiry through this website does not create an offer, agreement, or investment relationship.

Settlement Statements

Settlement statements and related documents may contain production, revenue, cost, deduction, and distribution information. These documents should be reviewed carefully and discussed with appropriate advisors.

Tax Considerations

Oil and gas activity may involve tax considerations that vary based on individual circumstances. VP Operating does not provide tax advice through this website. Visitors should consult their own tax professionals.

Common Risks

Oil and gas activities can involve risks including commodity price fluctuation, dry holes, production decline, mechanical failure, operating cost changes, regulatory changes, environmental considerations, and loss of capital.

Questions to Ask

Before reviewing any oil and gas project, qualified parties should ask:

• What role does the operator perform?
• What risks are disclosed?
• What assumptions are being made?
• What costs are expected?
• What documents are available for review?
• What professional advisors should be consulted?