Avondale serves the energy sector from end to end—traditional oil & gas, emerging renewables, and the funds and infrastructure that support both. With 25 years of experience across energy trading, finance, and operations, we help owners and operators stay compliant, make smarter decisions, and scale with confidence.
Do you need more time to focus on growing your business, trading strategy, land/lease work, fundraising, or executing projects? We’ll run the back office—so your reporting stays investor-ready and your operations stay audit- and regulator-conscious as you grow.
We partner with energy companies in the $2M–$75M revenue range that have outgrown generic accounting and need industry-specific financial expertise.
We step in when "standard" bookkeeping fails to account for the unique volatility of the energy sector.
We bridge the gap between lumpy pipeline settlements and your bank account. We build a Revenue-to-Cash Waterfall that accounts for WTI/HH basis differentials and offtake contracts, so you aren't surprised by working capital swings.
We move beyond lumped expenses to provide LOE per BOE or site-specific unit economics. Whether it’s a specific well, a biogas digester, or a transport route, we show you exactly where your margins are slipping.
We create a "Single Source of Truth" by tying operational volumes to your financials. We handle the heavy lifting of RIN/LCFS credit documentation and volume reconciliations so you stay audit-ready and investor-confident.
We navigate the specialized codes of the energy sector, from Intangible Drilling Costs (IDC) to multi-state apportionment. We ensure your entity structure is optimized for the specific credits and incentives available to your sub-sector.
We turn hedging into a transparent risk tool. We provide Weighted Average Floor/Ceiling reports and mark-to-market dashboards so you (and your lenders) know exactly how price moves affect your cash flow.
You get more than just a bookkeeper; you get a strategic partner who understands that in energy, the details—like carbon intensity scores or pipeline shrink—can make or break your financials.
You’ll know—at any point—what’s hedged, what’s not, what it means for cash flow, and how price moves affect your business. Hedging becomes a disciplined risk tool, not a confusing afterthought buried in the financials.