By Eagle River Energy Advisors As the calendar winds down, operators and investors are making critical year end decisions that balance drilling schedules, capital budgets, and tax planning before December […]
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The Williston Basin stretches across North Dakota, South Dakota, and Montana, and it has long been one of the most important oil and gas producing regions in the United States. […]
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For mineral owners in Montana, the value of oil and gas rights is influenced by more than just geology and drilling activity. One of the most important—yet often overlooked—factors is […]
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When it comes to mineral ownership, many people think the only time their minerals hold value is when an oil or gas well is actively producing. While production certainly adds […]
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Selling mineral rights is a high-stakes transaction that requires technical expertise, a disciplined marketing process, and precise execution. At Eagle River Energy Advisors, we provide mineral owners with a fully […]
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Introduction In today’s fast-moving oil and gas market, companies must constantly balance growth opportunities with operational risk and capital efficiency. For many operators and investors, holding non-operated working interests can […]
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Deciding whether to sell mineral rights has never been a simple choice — and in 2025, the decision is more complex than ever. With commodity prices shifting, operators adjusting drilling […]
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Selling oil and gas assets is rarely a straightforward process, but when those assets span across multiple states, the complexity increases dramatically. Each jurisdiction comes with its own rules, regulations, […]
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The market for non-operated working interests (non-op) and overriding royalty interests (ORRI) has seen significant momentum across major U.S. basins like the Permian, Bakken, Eagle Ford, and DJ. These assets […]
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An inside look at acquisition criteria from energy companies targeting $5M–$300M packages If you’re a mineral rights, royalty, or working interest owner with assets valued between $5 million and $300 […]
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