Alpha Seven Energy
Alpha Seven Energy is a private Dallas-based oil and gas investment firm that sells direct working interest ownership in US oil and gas wells to accredited individual investors globally through Limited Partnerships, retaining 40% interest alongside its 300+ partners.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2017
- HeadquartersDallas, United States
- Headcount11–50
- GTM typeB2C
- OfferingServices
What Alpha Seven Energy does
Alpha Seven Energy (ASE) is a privately held, Dallas-headquartered oil and gas investment firm founded in May 2017 by Chris Hemsworth and Dylan Knight, with a regional office in Sydney established in 2020. The company develops early-stage conventional and unconventional reserves across US basins (notably Seminole County, Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle) and sells direct working interest ownership in those wells to accredited individual investors globally through Special Purpose Entities structured as Limited Partnerships. ASE retains 40% working interest in each well, aligning operator and investor economics, while its wholly-owned subsidiary FP Operations LLC — a fully bonded and licensed Oklahoma operator (#24948) — handles drilling, completion, and production. Operations are supported by a small bench of senior specialists, including geologist John Dowds (~50 years' experience) and external legal counsel Steve Holmes (42+ years in oil and gas law), and by a standard oilfield software stack (Sherware accounting, GreaseBook field reporting).
The product portfolio spans seven named projects — ASE Lois LP (10 wells, up to 7 confirmed pay zones), Parker Fee Oilfield (25 wells in the Texas Panhandle, 15 currently producing), Cherokee (NE Yale Skinner Waterflood Unit, 5-well Phase 2 program), Seminole County, 3-County, Mesa Vista Ranch, and Borden County — and is sold through tiered investment units (Series A/B and Legacy) with minimums ranging from $52,500 to $1,000,000 USD. Investors receive monthly net revenue disbursements from hydrocarbon sales, with projected annual returns of 28–67% (depending on multi-zone performance) and well lifespans of 20–30+ years. Distribution is direct, senior-partner-led, and international: ASE has 300+ active investor partners across Australia (~55%), the US, Canada, the UK, and New Zealand, supported by a 2025-launched investor portal with portfolio tracking, document access, and a secondary market for working interest units. The company has additionally signaled exploration of an HPC / digital-asset compute vertical via a non-binding LOI involving NU E Power Corp., Digital Asset Solutions, and Gator Mining at Lethbridge 2 in Alberta.
Alpha Seven Energy firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Alpha Seven Energy
- Legal name
- Alpha Seven Energy
- Website
- https://alphasevenenergy.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2017
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 11–50 employees
- Short description
- Alpha Seven Energy is a private Dallas-based oil and gas investment firm that sells direct working interest ownership in US oil and gas wells to accredited individual investors globally through Limited Partnerships, retaining 40% interest alongside its 300+ partners.
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Alpha Seven Energy industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Oil and Gas Investment
- NAICS
- Crude Petroleum Extraction (211120), Oil and Gas Extraction (2111), Natural Gas Extraction (211130), Drilling Oil and Gas Wells (213111)
- SIC
- Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas (1311), Oil & Gas Field Exploration Services (1382), Drilling Oil & Gas Wells (1381)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Onshore Natural Gas E&P (Conventional Fields) (EUAAAAAG)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Production Operations & Artificial Lift (Surface Facilities, Compression, Flow Assurance) (EUAAAAAK), Production Services & Artificial Lift (ESP, Rod Lift, Gas Lift, Chemicals) (EUALABAH)
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Where Alpha Seven Energy is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Dallas
- HQ country
- United States
- HQ region
- North America
Offices4 records
Markets served
Alpha Seven Energy business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2C
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Operations, Supply Chain, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure
Revenue model
- Monthly Revenue Disbursements (MRD): Investors receive monthly oil and gas net revenue distributions directly proportional to their working interest ownership in each well. Revenue comes from the sale of hydrocarbons (oil and natural gas) produced from wells. Net revenue is paid monthly (end of each month) via oil and gas accounting software (Sherware). Owner Distribution Statements detail hydrocarbon sales, prices, revenue, operating expenses, deductions, and net revenue. Most wells have a production lifespan of 20-30 years, with some remaining profitable over 40 years.
- Investment Unit Sales: ASE raises capital by selling units (working interest) in Special Purpose Entities (Limited Partnerships) structured for each project. Investors pay a unit price (e.g., Series B: $52,500 for 0.25 unit; Series A: $210,000 for 1 unit; Legacy: $1,000,000 for 3 units with 0.5 bonus). Capital raised funds drilling and completion operations.
- Oilfield Management & Operations: FP Operations LLC, an ASE-owned fully licensed and bonded oil and gas operator, manages all field operations including drilling, completion, production, and maintenance. ASE retains 40% working interest in each well alongside investor partners, aligning operator and investor interests.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Unit Pricing | Monthly | Series B investment tier - lowest entry point at $100,000 USD for 0.25 unit |
| Unit Pricing | Monthly | Series A investment tier - mid-tier at $400,000 USD for 1 unit |
| Unit Pricing | Monthly | Legacy investment tier - highest tier at $1,000,000 USD for 3 units with 0.5 unit bonus |
| Unit Pricing | Monthly | Parker Fee Oilfield Series A - $210,000 USD per unit |
| Unit Pricing | Monthly | Parker Fee Oilfield Series B - $52,500 USD per 0.25 unit |
Go-to-market motion2 records
Distribution channels5 records
Marketing channels10 records
Alpha Seven Energy product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Alpha Seven Energy (ASE) develops early-stage conventional and unconventional oil and gas reserves in the United States, primarily in Oklahoma and Texas, and sells direct working interest ownership in those wells to accredited investors via Limited Partnership structures. The company operates drilling, completion, and production through its wholly-owned licensed operator FP Operations LLC, retaining 40% working interest alongside investor partners and distributing monthly net hydrocarbon revenue to investors.
Product overview
Alpha Seven Energy (ASE) is a privately owned oil and gas investment company that offers a portfolio of direct working interest ownership opportunities in U.S. oil and gas wells. The company's primary offering is the ASE Lois LP, a 10-well portfolio with up to seven hydrocarbon-rich pay zones in Oklahoma and Texas. Additional core products include the Parker Fee Oilfield Asset (25-well income-producing Texas Panhandle asset), Cherokee Project (five-well drilling program), Seminole County Project, 3-County Project, Mesa Vista Ranch, and Borden County Project. All products are supported by the ASE Investor Portfolio Portal and ASE Investor Portal platforms, which provide investors with real-time portfolio management, document access, production reports, revenue tracking, and direct access to senior partners. Investors receive monthly residual income distributions and tax advantages through direct asset ownership via Limited Partnership structures.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- FP Operations LLC: ASE's wholly-owned, fully licensed oil and gas operating company
- ASE Lois LP
- ASE Oddfellows Oilfield
- Parker Fee Oilfield Asset
Products and services
- ASE Lois LP A 10-well U.S. oil and gas portfolio with up to seven hydrocarbon-rich pay zones, offering direct working interest ownership for accredited investors with monthly income potential and asset-backed security through a Limited Partnership structure.
- Parker Fee Oilfield Asset An income-producing oilfield spanning over 2 square miles in the Texas Panhandle, comprising 25 wells (15 income-producing oil wells, 1 water injection well, 3 gas wells, plus 6 inactive wells) with a 3-Step Strategic Plan for enhancing production and offering Series A and Series B working interest units to accredited investors.
- Cherokee Project NE Yale Skinner Waterflood Unit featuring up to four hydrocarbon-rich pay zones with primary target zone RedFork, offering working interest ownership in a five-well drilling program with pressure maintenance being implemented to enhance oil production.
- Seminole County Project Oil and gas development in the historic Seminole oil boom area of Oklahoma targeting the Booch Formation (~3,300 feet deep) and Wilcox Sands (~4,100 feet deep) with up to 5 hydrocarbon-rich pay zones, structured for accredited investor participation.
- 3-County Project 15 wells located in 3 counties in Texas (Nolan, Taylor and Haskell counties) with the Boyd well as the most consistent performer; wells were inactive due to poor maintenance and under-investment, with extensive reworks completed on 8 wells to restore production.
- Mesa Vista Ranch A 57,600-acre lease in Roberts County, Texas Panhandle, targeting the Granite Wash formation with 47 producing oil wells operated by multiple operators including BP Capital.
- Borden County Project Two oil and gas wells (The Griffin well and The Radmila well) located on a 2,120-acre lease in Borden County, Texas' Permian Basin with stacked three pay zone opportunity.
- ASE Investor Portfolio Portal (My Investment Account) Online investor support platform launched in 2025 enabling investors to manage their entire portfolio from one intuitive dashboard, with document access hub (investment agreements, K-1 tax forms, drilling reports, completion reports, monthly revenue statements), real-time notifications, and revenue tracking.
Quantifiable outcome
- Monthly residual income from oil and gas net revenue disbursements for 20-30+ years
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Companies that use Alpha Seven Energy
Customer profileNamed customers4 records
Segments3 records
Ideal customer profiles2 records
Alpha Seven Energy technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
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App detail
Integration5 records
Feature5 records
Alpha Seven Energy partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
13 partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.
- Eden Reforestation ProjectsminorASE supports Eden Reforestation Projects as part of its New Growth Program. For every new and current project, ASE plants trees through this nonprofit. The financial forecast for Parker Fee Oilfield includes the cost of planting two trees for each barrel of oil produced. Eden Reforestation takes a holistic approach to reforestation, hiring and training local villagers to plant native trees, with a top-tier seedling survival rate of over 80%. The partnership supports ASE's environmental responsibility mandate.
- Steve Holmes (External Legal Counsel)coreSteve Holmes is external legal counsel with 42+ years specialized in oil and gas law. He has worked with ASE since 2019 and creates all Private Placement Memorandums (PPMs) and subscription agreements for Alpha Seven Energy. He is available for investor consultations during due diligence and assists investors in setting up US entities (C-Corp, US bank accounts) for investment purposes.
- John Dowds (Oklahoma Geologist)coreJohn Dowds is an Oklahoma geologist with close to 50 years of experience who verified up to seven hydrocarbon-rich pay zones at the ASE Oddfellows Oilfield. His geological expertise and verification of multi-zone discovery substantially underpins the credibility of ASE's portfolio projections.
- Bob Pfannenstiel (Geologist)minorGeologist providing comprehensive well reports including geological overview and daily timeline of complete drilling process. Used for Cherokee project drilling reports including Electric logs (E-logs).
- Oklahoma Corporation Commission (OCC)coreGovernment regulatory body that oversees oil and gas operations in Oklahoma. ASE is fully bonded and in good standing with the OCC (Operator Number 24948). All Oklahoma wells, permits, and operations are filed and regulated at the state level. Investors can verify ASE's operating license and well API numbers through the OCC website.
- Texas Railroad Commission (RRC)coreGovernment regulatory body overseeing oil and gas operations in Texas. ASE operates under the jurisdiction of the RRC for Texas projects. The RRC ensures oil and gas companies follow correct legal processes before drilling and during ongoing well management. Well API numbers are registered with the RRC for Texas wells.
- Prosperity BankminorASE's bank of choice for investor USD account setup. Through ASE's strong relationship with Prosperity Bank, investors can establish US bank accounts remotely. Investors receive full internet banking and Visa debit card posted internationally. Steve Holmes assists investors in setting up C-Corps to enable US bank account establishment.
- Vinnies CEO SleepoutminorAnnual homelessness awareness and fundraising initiative in Australia. ASE Senior Partners Dylan Knight, Pete Fagan, and Grant McLoughlin have participated multiple times (2020, 2023, planned for 2025). Since its inception 17 years ago in Sydney, the Vinnies CEO Sleepout has raised over $60 million nationally providing crisis accommodation, food, healthcare, counseling, education, and employment assistance.
- Wise (TransferWise)minorPopular alternative for international investors receiving USD revenue disbursements. Investors can set up a Wise account (business or personal) to receive USD and convert back to their local currency, as an alternative to setting up a US C-Corp bank account.
- FP Operations LLCcoreASE-owned, fully licensed and bonded oil and gas operator (Operator Number 24948, State of Oklahoma). Owns and operates the ASE Oddfellows Oilfield. Handles all drilling, completion, production, and asset management for investor projects. This fully integrated structure aligns operator and investor interests, with ASE retaining 40% working interest alongside investors in each well.
- NU E Power Corp.minorNU E Power Corp. signed a non-binding Letter of Intent with Digital Asset Solutions for a power purchase agreement of up to 17 MW at the Lethbridge 2 site in Lethbridge, Alberta, targeting Q3 2026 commercial operation. Alpha Seven Energy is potentially involved alongside Gator Mining as deployment partners for compute infrastructure under this PPA. NUE would supply power under a minimum monthly take-or-pay structure.
- Digital Asset SolutionsminorDigital Asset Solutions signed a non-binding LOI with NU E Power Corp. for a power purchase agreement at the Lethbridge 2 site. Alpha Seven Energy is potentially involved as a partner deploying and operating compute infrastructure (HPC and digital asset mining) alongside Gator Mining under this agreement.
- Gator MiningminorGator Mining is mentioned alongside Alpha Seven Energy as a potential partner for deploying and operating compute infrastructure (HPC and digital asset mining) at the Lethbridge 2 site under the NU E Power PPA agreement.
Scale indicators11 records
Recent moves7 records
Expansion highlights5 records
Alpha Seven Energy competitors and assessment
Company assessmentEmerging players
- BKV Corporation: NYSE-listed (BKV) integrated natural gas and power producer with operations across the Barnett, Marcellus, and other US formations. Comparable to ASE as a growth-stage US upstream story that has raised capital from individual and ESG-aligned investors, with an adjacent ESG angle (carbon capture) that parallels ASE's tree-planting program.
- Evolution Petroleum Corporation: NYSE-listed (EPM) small-cap US upstream focused on mature-field redevelopment and enhanced oil recovery. Comparable to ASE in scale and orientation toward re-developing legacy US onshore fields with multi-zone or water/CO2-flood upside.
Direct peers
- Sitio Royalties Corp. NYSE-listed (STR) US minerals and royalties company built through the merger of Sitio Minerals and Falcon Minerals. Competes with ASE for individual investor capital seeking passive, asset-backed exposure to US oil and gas production cash flow.
- Royale Energy, Inc. Small-cap US upstream operator (OTC: ROYL) historically structured around direct participation programs for individual investors in working interests. Closely comparable to ASE in business model (operated working-interest sales to retail-style investors) though at a smaller and more challenged operating scale.
- Black Stone Minerals, L.P. NYSE-listed mineral and royalty interest company (BSM) that aggregates US oil and gas mineral rights and exposes passive individual investors to production economics — the closest publicly traded analogue to ASE's working-interest ownership model, although structured as non-operated minerals rather than operated working interest.
- Kimbell Royalty Partners, LP: NYSE-listed (KRP) royalty interest company focused on US upstream minerals and royalties. Comparable to ASE in offering individual investors asset-backed exposure to oil and gas production with monthly income, though via a non-operated mineral/royalty structure rather than operated working interest.
- Empire Petroleum Corporation: Private US upstream operator focused on re-developing mature onshore oil and gas fields, often via sponsor-driven working-interest programs. Similar to ASE in emphasizing field redevelopment, multi-zone potential, and direct investor participation in producing US assets.
Broad incumbents
- Northern Oil and Gas, Inc. NYSE-listed (NOG) US non-operated working interest acquirer with a strategy of building scale through mineral and working-interest purchases. Comparable to ASE as a US working-interest aggregator, but operates as a publicly traded institutional vehicle rather than a direct-investment platform.
- Vital Energy, Inc. NYSE-listed (VTLE) Permian Basin-focused upstream operator (formerly Laredo Petroleum). Broad incumbent US E&P with multi-well drilling programs similar in concept to ASE's Oddfellows and Cherokee programs, but operating at materially larger scale and serving institutional rather than individual investors.
- Civitas Resources, Inc. NYSE-listed (CIVI) US upstream operator focused on the Permian, DJ, and Powder River basins. Broad incumbent that, like ASE, pursues multi-well development of US onshore reserves, though at substantially greater scale and with institutional capital rather than direct-investor working-interest sales.
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Frequently asked questions about Alpha Seven Energy
What does Alpha Seven Energy do?
Alpha Seven Energy (ASE) develops early-stage conventional and unconventional oil and gas reserves in the United States, primarily in Oklahoma and Texas, and sells direct working interest ownership in those wells to accredited investors via Limited Partnership structures. The company operates drilling, completion, and production through its wholly-owned licensed operator FP Operations LLC, retaining 40% working interest alongside investor partners and distributing monthly net hydrocarbon revenue to investors.
Is Alpha Seven Energy a public or private company?
Alpha Seven Energy is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was Alpha Seven Energy founded?
Alpha Seven Energy was founded in 2017. It employs 11 to 50 people.
Where is Alpha Seven Energy based?
Alpha Seven Energy is headquartered in Dallas, United States, in the North America region.
How does Alpha Seven Energy make money?
Three revenue lines are on record. Monthly Revenue Disbursements (MRD) is the primary driver. The others are investment Unit Sales and oilfield Management & Operations.
Who are Alpha Seven Energy's main competitors?
Emerging players on record are BKV Corporation and Evolution Petroleum Corporation. Direct peers are Sitio Royalties Corp., Royale Energy, Inc., Black Stone Minerals, L.P., Kimbell Royalty Partners, LP and Empire Petroleum Corporation. Broad incumbents are Northern Oil and Gas, Inc., Vital Energy, Inc. and Civitas Resources, Inc..
Does Alpha Seven Energy have an API?
No public API is recorded for Alpha Seven Energy.
What industry is Alpha Seven Energy in?
Alpha Seven Energy's product category is Oil and Gas Investment. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EUAAAAAG, Onshore Natural Gas E&P (Conventional Fields), with a secondary code of EUAAAAAK, Production Operations & Artificial Lift (Surface Facilities, Compression, Flow Assurance). Its NAICS code is 211120 and its SIC code is 1311.