Landowner Relations
SAFE AND ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY
Development with an Established Operator
The backbone of any successful oil & gas company is its landowners. To foster this relationship, U.S. Energy works with royalty and service owners to address concerns, answer questions and provide education on the benefits of leasing your land for oil and gas development as well as the exploration and development process. As a company with more than 45 years of experience and hundreds of existing landowners, U.S. Energy provides the safety, security and environmental safeguards you’d expect from an established operator.
Access the Landowner Portal
Access the portal to download important documents and access account information.
Have a question? Visit the FAQ page.
Partnership with an Established Operator
U.S. Energy has drilled or been a joint venturer in thousands of oil and natural gas wells over our 45-year history, with current operations in multiple states.
Ongoing Communication
Our professionals are always available to answer any land, accounting or operations-related questions you may have as an landowner. We have a dedicated email for land and accounting and an established policy to respond to all inquiries within 2 business days.
Dependable Royalty Payments
U.S. Energy’s accounting department is staffed with oil and gas professionals that understand the royalty payment process. Royalty payments are made in a timely manner and in compliance with the applicable lease agreements.
RESOURCES
Form Library
Mail To
Land Department
U.S. Energy Development Corporation
601 E. Exchange Ave., Suite 100
Fort Worth, TX 76164
E-mail: land@usedc.com
Leasing your land? Have a land related question?
Contact us below and one of U.S. Energy’s land professionals will reach out to you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Please reach out to U.S. Energy's accounting department with questions regarding royalty payments or statements at (800) 636-7606, Option 3 or via email.
Ownership changes for minerals and royalties are typically done through a deed which is filed with the County Clerk of the county where the interest is located.
When a royalty owner passes away, U.S. Energy works with the heirs or personal representative to determine the paperwork required to transfer the interest to the heirs. This paperwork typically involves either a probate of the decedent’s estate or the completion of an Affidavit of Heirship.
Changes of address must be made in writing and submitted to U.S. Energy. Please complete the “Change of Owner Address” form located on our Forms page and send the completed form via mail to the address listed on that form or via email to land@usedc.com