Sage Energy Partners welcomes the opportunity to engage in strategic partnerships with leading energy producers, service providers, and premier financial institutions. Working in collaboration with the Ute Indian Tribe and Indian Allottees, we are committed to the responsible development of the 4.5 million-acre Uintah and Ouray Reservation, the greater Uinta Basin, and surrounding areas. Our efforts are guided by a deep respect for Tribal values, traditions, and cultural heritage, ensuring that economic growth aligns with the long-term interests of the Ute people.”

—Cleve Pike, President & CEO of Sage Energy Partners and Member of the Ute Tribe

History of the Company

• March 2013 — Formed by NGL Energy Partners (NYSE:NGL) to explore Native American Partnerships for Uinta Basin Water Resources.
• September 2013 — UTERO certification to provide contracting power granted by the US Congress in 1937.
• June 2015 — NGL exits the Company due to the downturn of the energy markets.
• June 2018 — Sage presents Tribally Owned Pipeline to State of Utah Department of Energy with support for Shell Trading US Company.
• August 2018 — Formed Sage Water Resources LLC to acquire Blue Bench 13-1 from HJG Utah, a Hong Kong-based investment group.
• June 2019 — Lonquist Engineering to reworks well using advanced workover technology, increasing capacity from 1,400 bpd to 25,000 bpd.
• November 2023 — Complete $4 million investment into Blue Bench 13-1 topside and well improvements.
• April 2024 — Formed Sage Oilfield Services LLC (“SOS”) as an Exclusive Channel Partner for Baker Hughes.
• December 2024 — Completes transaction to buy out HJG Utah equity interest.