U.S. Energy Shares 2025 Outlook at FactRight’s RIA Due Diligence Conference

March 27, 2025

U.S. Energy was proud to participate in FactRight, LLC’s RIA Due Diligence Conference, where industry professionals gathered to discuss the evolving landscape of alternative investments and the future of the oil and gas sector.

Our Vice President of Capital Markets, Michael Haven, took the stage to share U.S. Energy’s strategic plans for 2025 and provide perspective on broader industry trends. His presentation highlighted the company’s disciplined approach to growth, upcoming development initiatives, and continued commitment to delivering value to advisors and investors.

The conference offered an important opportunity to connect with RIAs, due diligence officers, and financial professionals seeking insight into the energy sector and alternative investment offerings. We were pleased to engage in meaningful conversations throughout the event and showcase the expertise of our team.

U.S. Energy Team in Attendance

  • Michael Haven, VP of Capital Markets
  • Katie Coffey

For those who were unable to meet with our team during the conference, we welcome you to reach out. Please contact us at marketing@usedc.com to connect or request additional information.

U.S. Energy remains committed to transparency, education, and building strong relationships within the investment community. We appreciate the opportunity to participate in FactRight’s event and look forward to future industry discussions.

Image of Mike Haven U.S. Energy at FactRight

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