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Posted by admin - December 21st, 2011
Dynamic Energy Partners specializes in two types of endeavors in the oil and gas industry: the drilling and development of wells in existing fields and the re-entry into no-producing or low volume wells that still show potential for increased production. Our evaluation procedures include direct involvement of licensed geologists including in-house and local geologists that are familiar with all of today’s latest technologies including 3-D seismic, electric logs, and many others to help identify good drilling sites. DEP well sites are chosen for production potential to help enhance returns for our partners and limit the risks of low producing or dry wells. At DEP each investor becomes eligible for tax benefits. 75% – 85% of the amount of your investment constitutes what are known as Intangible Drilling Costs, and are written off against ordinary income in the year incurred. 10% – 15% of the investment constitutes tangible drilling costs. This portion of your investment is depreciated over a five to seven year period using the Accelerated Cost Recovery System, or expenses under Section 179, subject to limitations. Dynamic Energy Partners will assist with balancing out your portfolio, help you obtain a high financial return potential and avoid the pitfalls of being completely diversified with today’s volatile market.
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Posted by dynamicenergypartners - February 1st, 2012
Suits against Breitling energy firm claim cybersquatting, defamation
Cases highlight need to monitor online activities, attorney says
Premium content from Dallas Business Journal by Bill Hetchcock, Staff writer
Date: Friday, August 5, 2011, 5:00am CDT – Last Modified: Thursday, August 4, 2011, 2:36pm CDT STILL ONGOING LEGAL CASE AS OF FEBRUARY 1, 2012
Two competitors of an Irving oil and gas investment corporation have filed lawsuits claiming that the company’s chief executive published defamatory information about them online after setting up websites containing variations of the competitors’ names.
Dallas-based Fusion Energy LLC claims in a lawsuit filed July 11 that Christopher Faulkner, CEO of Breitling Oil and Gas Corp., acquired the websites fusionoilandgas.com and fusionoilandgas.blogspot.com, then began publishing “defamatory, false, and malicious information” about Fusion and its president and CEO, William Scott Court.
Faulkner, through his attorney, denied wrongdoing.
This case shows the importance of companies monitoring what’s written about them on the Internet, said Jeffrey S. Lowenstein, a partner who specializes in intellectual property law at Bell Nunnally & Martin LLP in Dallas.
“It is not uncommon for people to use websites to speak ill of companies,” Lowenstein said. But “you get yourself in trouble when you try to confuse the person looking at the website into believing they’re reading the website of the company you’re talking about.”
The Fusion-related websites at first blush appear to be operated by investors in the company and contain messages with misleading or incorrect information, according to the company’s complaint.
“I was ripped off by the company in an oil and gas investment,” the complaint quotes one of the sites as saying. The websites serve no legitimate purpose, said Bob Arnett of Dallas law firm Munck Carter LLP. Arnett represents Fusion and Court.
“We believe Breitling and Faulkner are infringing our trademarks for the purpose of deceiving potential investors,” Arnett said.
A lawsuit filed April 8 by Midlothian-based Roberts Investment Group (Dynamic Energy Partners) and Timothy Roberts contains similar allegations. Roberts claims Faulkner or people working with Faulkner acquired about 20 websites using variations of “Roberts Investment Group” and “Timothy Roberts” as domain names. Faulkner then worked with two former employees of Roberts Investment Group to publish false, defamatory information about Roberts and his investment group, the complaint says.
Lawyer Larry Friedman of Dallas-based Friedman & Feiger LLP, who represents Faulkner and Breitling, said the statements made on the websites are truthful and aren’t disparaging or malicious.
“It’s a commercial speech case, it’s a freedom-of-speech case and it’s a fair competition case,” Friedman said. “All of those issues, though well plowed in the past, have not been developed as far as the Internet goes.”
The suits, both filed in U.S. District Court in the Northern District of Texas in Dallas, accuse Faulkner and Breitling of cybersquatting, trademark and trade name infringement, unfair competition, libel and business disparagement under state and federal laws.
Ben Krage of Krage & Janvey LLP, who represents Roberts and his company, called it one of the strangest cases he’s handled in 42 years of practicing law.
A Web-hosting company called CI Host that Faulkner ran as CEO in the early 2000s faced allegations similar to those raised in the Fusion and Roberts complaints.
Court documents claim a representative of CI Host, one of the nation’s largest Web-hosting companies at the time, registered at least a dozen Internet addresses that included variations of the name “Go2Net.com,” then one of the largest Internet search engines. A CI Host representative then posted offers of free legal counsel on the sites to anyone who had purchased advertising from Go2Net, saying they had “suffered damages and (qualified) for a class-action status to sue Go2Net at NO cost.” A federal judge ordered CI Host, based in Bedford at the time, to remove all websites in which the name “Go2Net” appeared in the address.
The number of cybersquatting case filings seems to have tapered off as the better domain names have been snatched up and as out-of-court methods to resolve domain name disputes were put in place, Lowenstein said.
Breitling has raised more than $1.6 million from investors under two entities since April. Breitling Oil & Gas Corp. raised $556,192 and Breitling Royalties Corp. raised $1,128,014, according to U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filings.
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Posted by dynamicenergypartners - January 24th, 2012
San Francisco’s extensive stock of multifamily properties is getting some critical assistance in replacing old and inefficient boilers with new, high-efficiency heating systems using Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) funds. By providing financial incentives to property owners, new heating systems result in energy savings, job creation for local businesses, improved living conditions for many of the city’s low-income residents, and reduced maintenance bills for property owners — not mention the environmental benefits for taxpayers at large.
Many multifamily units in San Francisco still use the original boilers, which can date back to the 1920s and 1930s. These boilers are inefficient and require frequent maintenance. Given the high cost to replace them, property owners usually resort to making quick fixes which can lead to whopping energy bills and uncomfortable residents.
The city is using $2.1 million in EECBG funds to conduct the boiler replacement program. Current estimates show the city will be able to reduce an expected 400,000 therms and 2,122 metric tons of carbon dioxide annually once the upgrades are complete.
The availability of incentives for heating systems has been a game-changer in the current slow economy, and San Francisco property owners have been jumping at the chance to replace large, clunky antique boilers with smaller, more energy efficient systems.
http://energy.gov/articles/san-francisco-turns-heat-push-eliminate-old-boilers
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Posted by dynamicenergypartners - January 23rd, 2012
When reviewing oil and gas prospects for possible investment, every investor should understand that all oil and gas projects have a great deal of risk. That is the nature of the business. Even the safest geologic project can result in disaster due to drilling and/or completion problems. All Operators, Engineers, Geologists, and seasoned oil and gas investors have drilled dry holes and will drill them again! However, some of the risk can be reduced by proper evaluation and asking the right questions.
Once you make the decision to invest in oil and gas ventures, set a reasonable amount of money that you want to invest.
After you have selected the group you would like to work with, select numerous projects to invest in. Always diversify into numerous wells to spread the risk. This will increase the chances of hitting a successful well. Your investment will result in either a non-producer, a well that exceeds your expectations or somewhere in the middle.
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