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01/08/2026

Active energy development often involves significant on-the-ground activity — including drilling operations, equipment usage, and ongoing field ex*****on.

Depending on how a project is structured, these development activities may involve potential tax benefits, such as considerations related to operational costs, equipment depreciation timing, and project ex*****on phases. While outcomes vary by individual circumstance, understanding how development work is carried out can be an important part of evaluating energy projects.

For those interested in learning more about how active development may factor into broader project considerations, additional project information is available at oilcashflow.com.

01/06/2026

Energy projects aren’t built in boardrooms or spreadsheets.

They’re built in the field — where equipment is deployed, crews are working, and operations are coordinated day by day. This is where development moves beyond concepts and timelines and becomes real, measurable work.

Understanding how projects are built on the ground provides important context around both current operations and how future development is planned and managed.

Additional project information available at oilcashflow.com

12/31/2025

Not all projects are active in the same way.

An active energy project involves ongoing field operations, equipment management, and continuous development oversight. Activity is defined by real work happening on site — not just plans or timelines.

Understanding what makes a project active helps provide context into how energy projects are managed today and how future development phases are evaluated.

Additional project information available at oilcashflow.com

12/30/2025

Production is the phase where energy projects move beyond development and into ongoing operation.

After drilling and development are complete, production focuses on operating wells, monitoring performance, maintaining equipment, and managing field operations over time. This stage requires continuous oversight to support consistency, efficiency, and long-term project management.

Understanding production helps explain how energy projects function after the initial build is complete.

Additional project information available at oilcashflow.com

For informational purposes only.

12/29/2025

Drilling is only one step in energy development.

Before and after the rig, there’s planning, logistics, field operations, and long-term project management that keep development moving forward.

Understanding what happens beyond the rig helps explain how energy projects are built and managed over time.

Additional project information available at oilcashflow.com

12/19/2025

From drilling to production — this is how energy development takes shape.

Real crews. Real equipment. Real field operations that support long-term potential over time.

Additional project information available at oilcashflow.com

12/18/2025

Energy development may involve potential tax benefits tied to real drilling and field operations.

Understanding how these projects work — and what potential considerations may apply — starts with learning more about the development process and project structure.

Additional project information available at oilcashflow.com

12/17/2025

What supports long-term potential?

Potential benefits don’t happen by chance. They’re created through active development, disciplined field operations, and real assets producing value over time. What happens in the field is what ultimately supports long-term potential.

This is why progress on site matters.
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12/16/2025

Did you know what you’re looking at?

This image shows oil-saturated sand glowing under UV light. When rock samples fluoresce bright yellow like this, it indicates oil present in the formation — exactly what operators want to see when identifying potential pay zones.

This sample comes from a logged well in our field and represents real data gathered on site, not theory.

Oil in the rock = real value in the ground.
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12/15/2025

Potential benefits start with real work in the field.

These projects are backed by real assets — equipment, wells, and experienced crews — with active operations supporting ongoing development. Monthly potential is driven by what’s happening on the ground, not projections.

This is progress you can see and follow.
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12/12/2025

Active development.
Long-term potential.

Built from real field operations — from rig-up to production.
Driven by development you can actually see.

More progress updates coming soon.
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12/11/2025

Here are a few of the potential benefits that come with partnering on one of our projects:

• Monthly income potential
• Backed by real energy assets
• Long-term return potential
• Growth through active development
• Stability from proven field operations
• Participation in real drilling projects

Evans Energy II is built on hands-on field experience, operational discipline, and updates you can follow every step of the way.

Learn more at oilcashflow.com
More details available upon request.

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4925 Greenville Avenue #510
Dallas, TX
75206

Telephone

+12144278980

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http://www.oilcashflow.com/

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