A field-informed approach to oil, natural gas and mineral interests. Built on technical evaluation, clear project plans and the ambition to see more in every asset.
Look beyond a market ticker to the wells, equipment, people and work behind production.
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A clearer understanding.
Learn how ownership, costs and revenue fit together before considering a project.
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A longer-term vision.
Explore the role energy could play in your broader plans, with a full view of the risks.
The Rise Petroleum perspective
It starts with the asset. It grows with execution.
Energy investment begins long before a well produces. It begins with understanding the ground, the rights, the work, and the people responsible for delivering the plan.
Rise Petroleum brings a field-informed perspective to oil, natural gas, and mineral projects in Texas. Our focus is building relationships around a clear project story and the information an investor needs to evaluate it.
Tracy Hairston · From the field to the planning table.
01 / ASSET FOCUS
Understand what is underneath.
Geology, well history, mineral rights and infrastructure shape the opportunity—and the questions that need answers.
02 / OPERATIONAL DISCIPLINE
Know the work ahead.
Drilling, completion, workovers and connections to market each require a specific plan, budget and execution team.
03 / INVESTOR RELATIONSHIPS
Make the conversation count.
Ask about project documentation, ownership structure, operating responsibilities and risk before considering participation.
The project portfolio
Texas roots. Multiple paths in energy.
Explore the project themes presented in our materials. Request a conversation for the latest status, supporting information and any available participation details.
Project summaries are based on Rise's presentation materials and include development and acquisition concepts. Listing a project does not establish current ownership, production, investment availability or approved offering terms. Current status, title, engineering and transaction documents must be reviewed directly with Rise.
Rise ResourceOS™ · Development initiative
A well is more than oil and gas.
Look at the entire asset: hydrocarbons, produced water, equipment, power potential, infrastructure and liabilities.
ResourceOS is Rise's concept for bringing that information together—so technical evidence and commercial reality can guide the next decision.
Bring production history, operating costs, development requirements and access to market into a project-specific evaluation.
Digital Barrel™Sample the water. Analyze the chemistry. Model potential recovery and costs before assigning value.
Rise Score™Screen technical condition, title, regulatory exposure, liabilities and economics before acquisition.
Capital follows evidence.Technical, land, regulatory and economic reviews determine whether to proceed, revise or stop.
ResourceOS is a concept-stage initiative described in Rise's planning materials. The tools and workflows shown are proposed capabilities, not a claim of live software, customers, mineral recovery or validated commercial results.
The work behind the opportunity
Technical detail. Field-level perspective.
From well integrity to surface equipment, understanding the work is central to understanding an asset.
Well integrity & diagnosticsWellhead, pressure and mechanical-condition evaluation.Workover & completion planningUnderstand the work, equipment and execution sequence.
From drilling to production
Drilling rigsEquipment and infrastructure behind well construction.Pump jacks & productionMechanical lift and the surface systems that support operations.
Technical photographs are AI-generated illustrations of fieldwork, not records of a named project or evidence of operating status.
Field perspective. Executive purpose. · AI-enhanced photograph.
Meet the owner
Tracy Hairston. A vision built from the ground up.
U.S. Army veteran. Overseas contractor. Oilfield entrepreneur. Tracy Hairston's path to Rise Petroleum is rooted in hands-on work and a commitment to building something that lasts.
As owner and president, Tracy brings the perspective of the field into conversations about business, project development and the next generation. The mission is personal: build an energy company with purpose, discipline and a lasting legacy.
Tracy Hairston
Owner & President · Rise Petroleum Investments LLC
Our materials cover conventional oil development, natural gas workovers and development, mineral interests, and coal seam natural gas concepts. Ask us for the current status and documentation of the project that interests you.
Working interest or mineral interest?
A working interest typically carries a share of operating and development costs along with production revenue. Mineral ownership concerns rights in the minerals themselves. The rights, obligations and revenue depend on the specific agreements.
Can I request project information?
Yes. Choose a project below and submit an inquiry, or call 832-299-4058. Rise can discuss its current status and what supporting materials are available. An inquiry does not reserve an interest or commit you to invest.
What risks should I understand?
Oil and gas projects can lose capital. Results depend on geology, well performance, commodity prices, operating costs, title, regulations and access to market. Interests can be illiquid, and returns or distributions are not guaranteed.
For accredited investors
Who is an accredited investor?
An accredited investor is an individual or entity that meets specified SEC eligibility criteria for certain private investments. For individuals, common qualification paths include:
01 / NET WORTH
Over $1 million.
Net worth above $1 million, individually or jointly with a spouse or spousal equivalent, excluding the primary residence and calculated under applicable SEC rules.
02 / INCOME
Qualifying annual income.
Individual income above $200,000, or joint income above $300,000 with a spouse or spousal equivalent, in each of the two prior years, with a reasonable expectation of the same level in the current year.
03 / PROFESSIONAL CRITERIA
Certain licenses.
Holding a Series 7, Series 65 or Series 82 license in good standing is another qualifying path. Other criteria exist for certain individuals and entities.
Meeting a qualification path does not mean an investment is suitable, safe or approved by the SEC. The summary above is educational and not a complete statement of the rules. Any participation is subject to current offering documents, eligibility, any required verification and acceptance. Do not submit financial or identity documents through this website.
