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Why American Energy Funds?
AEF has the opportunity to
partner with experienced operators in various "off-market" drilling projects and recompletions
provide capital solutions to oil, gas, and solar companies in exchange for high yield interest payments, royalties and ownership interests. The Fund will deploy its capital in a diversified manner to maximize income and tax deductions while mitigating risk.
Why American Energy Funds?
AEF has the opportunity to
partner with experienced operators in various "off-market" drilling projects and recompletions
provide capital solutions to oil, gas, and solar companies in exchange for high yield interest payments, royalties and ownership interests. The Fund will deploy its capital in a diversified manner to maximize income and tax deductions while mitigating risk.
Why American Energy Funds?
AEF has the opportunity to
partner with experienced operators in various "off-market" drilling projects and recompletions
provide capital solutions to oil, gas, and solar companies in exchange for high yield interest payments, royalties and ownership interests. The Fund will deploy its capital in a diversified manner to maximize income and tax deductions while mitigating risk.
THE BLOG
THIS IS ENERGY IN ACTION
Insider Energy News
Oil Execs Fire Back: “$50 Oil? That’s a Death Sentence”
When Soundbites Crash Into Reality: Energy Execs Aren’t Buying It
Between March 12–20, the real insiders — the energy execs — spoke their minds anonymously. Their message? Brutal clarity:
“The administration’s chaos is a disaster for the commodity markets.”
“Tariff policy is impossible to predict and doesn’t have a clear goal.”
And that’s just the warm-up.
Steel tariffs are slamming costs. But what’s really throwing a grenade into the industry? It’s the White House floating the idea of jamming oil prices down to $50 a barrel to "fight inflation." One exec dropped the hammer:
“‘Drill, baby, drill’ does NOT work with $50 oil. Rigs will be dropped. Jobs will vanish. Production will collapse — just like during COVID.”
You want long-term energy security? You can’t strangle the economics that make it possible. That’s like asking Usain Bolt to win gold... wearing flip-flops. Not smart. Not possible.
What’s Already Breaking
Here’s what’s not making it into the mainstream headlines:
Producers are slashing 2025–2026 capex — dialing back hard on future projects.
Steel-heavy infrastructure builds? Dead stop.
Small, private operators? Pulling the plug, shelving plans, waiting out the mess.
Meanwhile, at Houston’s massive industry conference, the public speeches were all rainbows and butterflies — talking up "permitting reform" and "leasing opportunities."
Behind the scenes? Execs were tight-lipped, serious, and pessimistic.
Here’s the reality:
This isn’t a communications problem. It’s a confidence collapse.
When confidence evaporates, investment freezes. And when investment freezes, production shrinks. Exactly when America needs energy production clarity more than ever.
Bottom Line:
You can’t run a marathon on Twitter slogans and photo ops. Real leaders build real markets by creating real stability.
Right now?
Energy producers are standing still — arms crossed — waiting for someone to actually lead.
Oil Execs Fire Back: “$50 Oil? That’s a Death Sentence”
When Soundbites Crash Into Reality: Energy Execs Aren’t Buying It
Between March 12–20, the real insiders — the energy execs — spoke their minds anonymously. Their message? Brutal clarity:
“The administration’s chaos is a disaster for the commodity markets.”
“Tariff policy is impossible to predict and doesn’t have a clear goal.”
And that’s just the warm-up.
Steel tariffs are slamming costs. But what’s really throwing a grenade into the industry? It’s the White House floating the idea of jamming oil prices down to $50 a barrel to "fight inflation." One exec dropped the hammer:
“‘Drill, baby, drill’ does NOT work with $50 oil. Rigs will be dropped. Jobs will vanish. Production will collapse — just like during COVID.”
You want long-term energy security? You can’t strangle the economics that make it possible. That’s like asking Usain Bolt to win gold... wearing flip-flops. Not smart. Not possible.
What’s Already Breaking
Here’s what’s not making it into the mainstream headlines:
Producers are slashing 2025–2026 capex — dialing back hard on future projects.
Steel-heavy infrastructure builds? Dead stop.
Small, private operators? Pulling the plug, shelving plans, waiting out the mess.
Meanwhile, at Houston’s massive industry conference, the public speeches were all rainbows and butterflies — talking up "permitting reform" and "leasing opportunities."
Behind the scenes? Execs were tight-lipped, serious, and pessimistic.
Here’s the reality:
This isn’t a communications problem. It’s a confidence collapse.
When confidence evaporates, investment freezes. And when investment freezes, production shrinks. Exactly when America needs energy production clarity more than ever.
Bottom Line:
You can’t run a marathon on Twitter slogans and photo ops. Real leaders build real markets by creating real stability.
Right now?
Energy producers are standing still — arms crossed — waiting for someone to actually lead.
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American Energy Fund is an Investment company, offering alternative energy opportunities to investors. Located in Houston Texas, AEF works with experienced partners on drilling projects and joint ventures. We focus on supporting and driving to a sustainable future through smart investments in American Energy infrastructure and technology.
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