Introduction
Are you ready to seize a unique investment opportunity that promises long-term returns and hassle-free ownership?
Look no further! We present an exclusive offer – the chance to own a coveted 1.5 km road permit issued by the Alberta government, providing access to strategically built facilities used by major players in the oil and gas industry.
Read on to discover the myriad advantages that come with this one-of-a-kind investment.
1. Prime Location and Accessibility:
a. Alberta Government Endorsement
This road permit is not just any road – it's high-graded, built, and maintained by the road users, with the stamp of approval from the Alberta government.
The province's endorsement ensures the road meets the highest standards, offering reliability and longevity.
b. Exclusive Access to Oil and Gas Facilities
The road is the lifeline to long-term built oil and gas facilities, attracting giants like Chevron and Paramount, among other prominent companies.
Your ownership of the permit grants you the authority to charge fees to these industry leaders for utilizing the road.
Companies will happily pay for access fees and maintain the road at their own cost is because the construction costs to build a new road is approximately $2500 per meter, or in this case essentially $450,000.
2. Lucrative Revenue Streams
a. Road Use Agreements
Enter into road use agreements with Chevron, Paramount, and other oil and gas companies.
These agreements stipulate a yearly fee for road usage and require the road users to maintain the road to its original standards, eliminating any maintenance costs for you as the owner.
The seller can provide agreement templates and assist in issuing yearly road access for a small yearly fee.
Current revenue is approximately $14,000 CAD per year. T
he owner has the right to increase the maintenance fees to the users at any time!
b. Low Taxes and Permit Ownership Fees
Enjoy the low yearly permit fee and absence of taxes that make this investment particularly attractive, ensuring a high profit for years to come.
Receive the road ownership through the transferring of the road permit to your company through the Alberta regulator’s portal.
3. Minimal Liability and Maximum Profit
a. Liability Transfer
Road users, including Chevron and Paramount, assume all liability on the road.
This safeguard ensures that potential liabilities do not fall back on you as the road permit owner.
b. Revenue Growth Potential
With Chevron as the main user leading to a successful liquids and gas well pad, the revenue potential is substantial.
The well pad, currently half drilled, presents an opportunity for an additional 6 wells in the Duverney field.
As road users pay per well head, your revenue will grow with each new well, promising sustained and increasing profitability.
There is potential for other companies to drill new wells in this area as well utilizing this strategic limited access into the field.
4. Exclusive Access and Government Regulations
a. Monopoly on Access
The road is the sole limited access point to the Chevron and Paramount facilities and the Alberta government prohibits the construction of a second road.
This exclusivity ensures a constant flow of road usage fees from the major industry players.
b. Regulatory Compliance
The new owner will need to set up a numbered company in Alberta, Canada, and coordinate with the Alberta oil & gas regulator for a seamless asset transfer.
The seller offers assistance in setting up the corporation for an additional fee, simplifying the ownership transition process.
As the asset is a road and not an oil and gas facility, the new owner does not need to provide a deposit to set up the company with the Alberta regulator.
This means any Canadian corporation can be set up as the permit owner.
5. Sustainable Long-Term Investment
a. Diverse User Base
Apart from oil and gas companies, the road is also utilized by forest companies for harvesting purposes.
This diversification adds stability to the revenue stream.
b. Decades of Viability
Given the estimated 30-year lifespan of the existing wells and the potential for new drilling activities for an additional 30 years, the road is poised to remain a valuable asset for many decades.
The environmental obligation to reclaim the road at the end of its life can be transferred to one of the road users prior to their facility dismantling and reclamation, or the new road owner can also walk away from the permit and have it transferred back to the Alberta Government.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, this road permit investment is a golden ticket to a lucrative and sustainable future in the heart of Canada's oil and gas industry.
Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of critical infrastructure that promises not only immediate returns but also a lasting legacy.
Act now and secure your place in the thriving energy sector!
