Epsilon Energy (EPSN) EnerCom Denver – The Energy Investment Conference summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
EnerCom Denver – The Energy Investment Conference summary
18 Aug, 2026Operational efficiency and technology
Average lateral length of wells increased 38% since 2022, with nearly 70% of 2026 wells expected to be 3 miles or longer.
Drilling and completion costs per foot have declined by about 25% when moving from 2-mile to 4-mile laterals.
Longer laterals are reducing overall production decline rates, freeing up more cash flow for dividends and reinvestment.
Proprietary Illuminous platform integrates data across accounting, land, finance, engineering, and operations, supporting scalability and efficiency.
General and administrative costs per BOE have declined as production has increased, demonstrating platform scalability.
Asset portfolio and development strategy
Portfolio includes interests in over 7,800 wells across Williston, Powder River, and DJ basins, with disciplined investment and balance sheet management.
Over a decade of priority one development inventory with 115 net locations, plus additional inventory that could be accelerated via trades or partnerships.
Powder River Basin assets acquired in late 2025, adding operated oil and gas targets and a highly experienced management team.
40,000 net acres in Powder River Basin, 75% HBP, allowing for targeted and patient development.
Recent completions in Niobrara and Parkman formations have met or exceeded expectations, with further development and infrastructure underway.
Permian and Marcellus asset highlights
Permian assets include a 25% working interest in 16,500 acres, mostly undeveloped, with activity ramping under new operator Firebird II.
30 Barnett locations remain to be drilled, with costs expected to decline and a Woodford test well underway.
Marcellus position in southwest Susquehanna County remains core, with 170–200 Bcf of undeveloped net reserves and ongoing development.
Gathering system in northeast Pennsylvania processes gas from multiple operators, with EBITDA margins of 65–75% and expansion plans for 2028 and beyond.
Latest events from Epsilon Energy
- Targeting >20% annual production growth with diversified assets and disciplined capital allocation.EPSN
Corporate presentation - Revenue up 58% and net income up 41% year-over-year, with strong production growth ahead.EPSN
Q2 2026 - Q1 2026 revenue jumped 58% to $25.6M, but net income fell to $0.7M on hedge losses and costs.EPSN
Q1 2026 - Shareholders will vote on director elections, auditor re-appointment, executive pay, and equity plan expansion.EPSN
Proxy filing - Adjusted EBITDA up 75% and reserves up 86% year-over-year, with strong growth outlook.EPSN
Q4 2025 - Registering up to $100M in securities for flexible issuance, supporting growth and operations.EPSN
Registration Filing - Secondary offering of 7.9M shares post-acquisition may significantly affect share price.EPSN
Registration Filing - Liquids growth and Alberta expansion drive 2025 outlook despite gas headwinds.EPSN
Q3 2024 - Permian oil growth offset Marcellus gas declines, driving Q2 2024 profitability.EPSN
Q2 2024