Eagle Energy Partners

About Us

Who We Are


Eagle Energy Partners is an independently owned oil and gas asset acquisition and management company with an extensive – and growing – portfolio of income-producing assets and developmental drilling inventory in Midcontinent and Rockies Regions.


Our acquisition model focuses on proven producing fields with extensive infrastructure, existing wells for immediate cash flow, and upside through additional drilling, recompletion and/or reworks.

EEP Core Asset Summary


DJ Basin – Niobrara Trend

  • Proven oil & gas province in northeastern Colorado & southeastern Wyoming
  • Nearly 90% of Colorado’s crude from Weld County
  • Niobrara Trend: 2nd-most economic U.S. oil shale play with low geologic risk
  • Wattenberg Field spans ~3,200 sq miles; primary target for EEP’s non-operated interests
  • EEP holds non-operated interests in 16 producing wells (Chevron, Bison Oil & Gas)

Permian Basin – Wolfcamp Trend

  • Largest U.S. oil-producing basin spanning West Texas & southeastern New Mexico
  • Accounts for 40%+ of U.S. crude production with decades of drilling inventory
  • Multi-zone potential, low breakeven costs, and strong infrastructure
  • EEP holds non-operated interests in 4 producing wells (Devon WPX, DC Petro Oil & Gas)

Green River Basin – Lance Trend

  • Strong horizontal well performance from Lance Formation, supported by high natural gas prices
  • Infrastructure well established; active evaluation of further non-operated interests & leaseholds
  • EEP holds non-operated interests in 2 producing wells (Jonah Energy, LLC)

Williston Basin – Bakken Trend

  • Bakken Trend: extensive drilling inventory, high initial production, and long-lived wells
  • Ross Field: mature conventional field with redevelopment opportunities
  • EEP holds non-operated interests in 6 producing wells (SEG Williston, Silver Hill Energy)

Williston Basin – Nisku Trend

  • EEP operates 2 producing wells + 2 SWD wells; CapX program underway to enhance production (30-40 BOPD expected post-upgrade)
  • Active bolt-on acquisition strategy and option on 25,000 acres adjacent to 24M barrels of production
  • Utilizing 2D & acquiring 3D seismic to identify high-IP Nisku bumps (>250 BOPD)