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  • Also Known As Ferrari Energy

Ferrari Energy is a family-owned private oil and gas company focused on mineral and leasehold acquisitions. Founded in Denver, CO, with a focus on educating landowners, Ferrari Energy has consistently served the needs of the landowner community in the basins in which it works. Its operation covers several areas throughout Colorado, Wyoming, Utah,

and ND. Ferrari Energy has provided oil and gas leases to over 850 homeowners and held multiple lease signing events to accommodate the residents of Broomfield, Colorado.

Ferrari Energy took its name from its founder, Adam Ferrari. Adam is a native of Chicago and was formally educated in chemical and biomolecular engineering. He completed his degree at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign and finished at the top of his class, graduating magna cum laude. As a young professional, Adam worked in the operations and business sides of the energy industry. After gaining ten years of direct industry experience, he took his passion for the energy industry and launched Ferrari Energy.

Adam believes in philanthropy and supports Next Steps of Chicago, an organization dedicated to serving people suffering from varying degrees of paralysis. Under his leadership, Ferrari Energy also made multiple donations to other organizations in Chicago and Denver, including St Jude Children’s Hospital, Freedom Service Dogs, and Denver Rescue Mission.

Recent News and Activity

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Number of News Articles 7
News•Dec 5, 2019
www.nolo.com — Mineral rights are different from property rights. These two rights may be sold and conveyed separately. A landowner does not necessarily own the minerals found beneath his property. Adam Ferrari encourages property owners to learn more about these rights and how to manage or sell them under favorable terms. Read this article for more information on mineral rights.
News•Dec 3, 2019
Investopedia — Lands in Wyoming are rich in minerals. Residents in the area often ask what they should know about mineral rights and ownership rights. First, resources such as gold, silver, iron, copper, oil, and natural gas are some minerals found underground. Ferrari Energy helps property owners stay informed about these rights. Read this short article for more information.
News•Nov 27, 2019
PRWeb — Land and property owners often ask about what rights they have in case they find underground minerals within their property. Ferrari Energy believes in helping property owners make informed decisions about their mineral rights. Landowners must first know the terms and options that are favorable to them. Learn more from Ferrari Energy.
News•Nov 12, 2019
@businessline — During his visit to the U.S., India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi conducted a round table meeting with CEOs from American oil and gas sectors. The discussion focused on harnessing various opportunities to address India’s growing energy needs, as well as working together to expand mutual investment opportunities between the two countries.
News•Oct 16, 2019
CNN — The Organization of the Petroleum-Exporting Countries (OPEC) may have tight control over the production of oil, but the United States is not just one of the biggest sellers of oil worldwide, but it is also one of the strongest producers of the resource. The country also has one of the largest stashes of oil in the world. Here’s how the Strategic Petroleum Reserve came to be:
News•Oct 10, 2019
Small Caps — The U.S. and Australia are resisting China’s growing supremacy in the rare earth mineral market together. Officials from the Department of Defense (DoD) revealed there are talks with Australian officials about hosting a rare earth processing authority. It is unclear, however, if the DoD is in talks with public or private entities regarding the matter.
News•Oct 9, 2019
CNBC — President Donald Trump has authorized the release of oil from the U.S. strategic petroleum reserve. This is following several attacks on key production facilities in Saudi Arabia that effectively cut the kingdom’s production by half. The move is to help keep the market well-supplied with oil. Read more by clicking here: