Enerfin’s origin can be traced back to 1986 when its predecessor company, Energy Finance Corporation, was founded in Houston, Texas to invest in domestic oil and gas production and reserves.

In 1987, Enerfin purchased its first natural gas midstream assets, the gas gathering and processing facilities of Farmland Industries, Inc. (Kansas City, Missouri).  An experienced management team was assembled to operate and manage the assets located in West Texas, East Texas and the Powder River Basin of Wyoming under the name Enerfin Gas Processing Corporation.

In late 1989, several members of the Enerfin management team reorganized the business and in 1991, Enerfin purchased the first components of its Oklahoma midstream pipeline systems, operating under the name Enerfin Resources Company.  The Company began a measured growth strategy in the midstream business with a focus on expanding field services, asset optimization and turnaround management in conjunction with additional midstream asset acquisitions.

By 1992, Enerfin had expanded its operations into production wells and gas transmission lines with asset holdings in Texas, Alabama and the Houston Ship Channel.  The Company also successfully managed the turnaround and sale of certain gathering and interstate gas pipeline systems located in northwest Louisiana.

In 1995, Enerfin acquired its first significant exploration and production properties from Nahama & Weagant Energy Company (Bakersfield, California).  The E&P properties are located in California and Oregon.

From the mid 1990’s Enerfin continued to add to its Oklahoma midstream holdings by acquiring a series of contiguous pipeline gathering systems and began drilling and developing its West Coast oil and gas properties.

In early 2000, Enerfin commenced with a strategy of joining independent operators in select oil and gas development programs behind its gas pipeline systems with the formation of Capital Energy, LLC.

In 2004, Enerfin restructured its partnership and business entities to support a more significant growth and investment plan in the natural gas midstream and upstream sectors.  This led to the commitment of significant capital resources to expand its existing midstream pipeline business, acquire new pipeline systems in growth areas around its existing assets and to aggressively operate and invest in unconventional reservoir development behind its midstream systems.

In 2005 thru 2007, Enerfin acquired over 700 miles of pipeline systems in several emerging areas in Texas and Louisiana with the commitment to provide quality service to natural gas producers.

As Enerfin enters its twenty-third year of business, the company will continue to work through its extensive industry relationships and reputation as an exceptional operator and strong financial partner, to carry forward its history of success in the energy industry.