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Energy Hedge Fund List — 120+ Funds with Contacts & Emails
The Energy Hedge Fund List is the most comprehensive downloadable database of energy-focused hedge funds available.
It includes detailed contact information for more than 120 hedge funds worldwide that invest primarily in energy markets — crude oil, natural gas, refined products, power and electricity, LNG, renewable energy, and energy equities. Covering managers across the US, UK, Switzerland, Singapore, and additional countries, this list spans the full range from physical commodity traders to energy equity long/short specialists and quantitative energy futures managers.
Each listing includes 40 categories of data including direct email addresses, executive contacts, AUM, investment strategy, and current hiring status. Delivered in Excel (.xls) and .csv format for instant use with any spreadsheet or CRM software.
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Energy Hedge Fund List
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Address
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Website URL
Main Email
Up to 4 Executive Contacts / Listing
Executive Emails
Assets Under Management (AUM)
Change in AUM (12 and 24 month)
Employee Info
Strategy (Commodities, L/S, Real Estate etc.)
Year Launched
Hiring Status
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The Energy Hedge Fund List is Compatible with Excel and Most Spreadsheets
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Who Uses the Energy Hedge Fund List?
Sales & Marketing Teams
Selling products or services to energy hedge funds? Our list includes direct contact details, executive names, email addresses, and phone numbers for 120+ funds globally. Energy funds are major consumers of commodity market data, ETRM (energy trading and risk management) software, weather analytics, pipeline and shipping intelligence, and power market analytics. Import directly into your CRM and start reaching portfolio managers, traders, and analysts at funds trading crude oil, natural gas, power, and energy equities.
Job Seekers
Looking for a position at an energy hedge fund? This list includes HR contacts and direct executive emails at 120+ firms. Energy funds hire commodity traders, energy analysts, quantitative researchers, and professionals with deep domain expertise in oil and gas markets, power and utilities, and renewables. Reach hiring managers directly — without competing on job boards.
Researchers & Consultants
Need comprehensive data on energy hedge funds? Our list provides AUM figures, strategy classifications, employee counts, year founded, and dozens of other data points. Perfect for studying how energy-focused managers trade around OPEC policy, supply/demand fundamentals, the energy transition, and structural shifts in global energy markets. Download and work with the data in Excel instantly.
What Is an Energy Hedge Fund?
Energy hedge funds specialize in investing across energy commodity markets and energy-related securities. Their universe includes crude oil (WTI, Brent, and regional grades), natural gas, refined petroleum products (gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, heating oil), natural gas liquids (NGLs), liquefied natural gas (LNG), power and electricity, carbon credits and emissions allowances, and the equities and debt of energy companies. Energy is one of the most complex and specialized corners of the hedge fund industry — managers need deep expertise in physical supply chains, refining economics, pipeline logistics, weather patterns, geopolitical risk, OPEC policy, regulatory frameworks, and increasingly, the dynamics of the global energy transition from fossil fuels to renewables. This specialized knowledge requirement creates a relatively concentrated universe of managers, making a comprehensive list especially valuable.
Energy hedge funds employ a range of approaches depending on their expertise and market focus. Physical commodity traders take positions in actual energy commodities, often exploiting logistical arbitrage — such as differences in price between delivery points or time periods (contango/backwardation trades in crude oil storage). Financial energy traders focus on futures, options, and swaps on exchanges like NYMEX, ICE, and regional power markets. Energy equity long/short managers invest in the stocks of exploration and production (E&P) companies, oilfield services firms, refiners, utilities, and renewable energy companies. Some energy funds focus specifically on power and electricity markets, trading around load forecasts, generation capacity, weather, and transmission constraints. A growing number of funds now incorporate renewable energy, battery storage, and carbon markets into their investment process as the energy transition accelerates.
Each of the 120+ hedge fund listings in our Energy Hedge Fund List includes 40 categories of verified information. Contact data includes company address, main phone and fax numbers, company website URL, main company email address, and direct email addresses for up to four key executives. You will also find each fund’s assets under management (AUM), 12-month and 24-month change in AUM, primary investment strategy, year the fund was launched, number of employees, number of clients, and current hiring status. Funds in this list are concentrated in the United States (Houston and New York dominate, followed by Greenwich and Chicago), the United Kingdom (London), and Singapore — reflecting the global geography of energy trading hubs.
The Energy Hedge Fund List is formatted for immediate use. Sort and filter by country, city, AUM range, or any other data field using Excel’s built-in tools. Whether you are building a targeted marketing campaign to reach energy commodity traders and energy equity managers, researching the energy hedge fund landscape, prospecting for new business among specialist energy fund managers, or identifying energy funds that are actively hiring, this list gives you the data you need in a format you can use right away.
Unlike enterprise hedge fund databases like Preqin or PitchBook that charge tens of thousands of dollars per year for subscription access, HedgeLists provides this data as a one-time download at a fraction of the cost. Your purchase includes 12 months of free updates — every 30 to 60 days we will send you a link to download the latest version with new funds added, updated contacts, and current AUM figures.
Related Strategy & Hedge Fund Resources
Explore our other strategy-focused and regional hedge fund lists before you buy. Energy overlaps with several related strategies — see our Commodity Hedge Fund List for managers trading across the broader commodity complex including metals and agriculture, our Global Macro Hedge Fund List for macro managers who trade energy as part of a top-down approach, and our Long/Short Hedge Fund List for equity-focused managers with energy sector coverage. You can also browse by geography — see our North America, Middle East, or Asia Hedge Fund Lists. For worldwide coverage across all strategies, explore our Global Hedge Fund List covering 10,000+ funds across 30+ countries.
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We have purchased multiple lists over the last handufl of years from you guys. Always current and useful. I’m sure we will be back for more as we grow our marketing and outreach. Thanks!
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Must have if you’re interested in contacting decision makers at energy hedge funds
Good for the price
Well worth the price for energy hedge funds
Still good value
Noticed an earlier reviewer said it was under $100. I paid $117 USD. Guess prices have gone up over the yrs but still a very fair value.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Energy Hedge Fund List
What is an energy hedge fund?
An energy hedge fund specializes in investing across energy commodity markets and energy-related securities. These funds trade crude oil, natural gas, refined products, power and electricity, LNG, carbon credits, and the equities and debt of energy companies. Approaches range from physical commodity trading and logistical arbitrage to energy futures and options, energy equity long/short, and power market trading. Many energy funds require deep domain expertise in supply chain logistics, refining economics, OPEC policy, and weather analytics.
How many energy hedge funds are in the list?
The Energy Hedge Fund List includes 120+ energy-focused hedge funds. These funds are concentrated in the United States (Houston and New York dominate), the United Kingdom (London), and Singapore. Energy is a specialist strategy with a relatively concentrated universe of managers, making a comprehensive list particularly valuable for reaching this niche market.
What format is the energy hedge fund list in?
The list is delivered in both .xls (Excel) and .csv format, which are compatible with virtually all spreadsheet software (Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers) and CRM platforms (Salesforce, HubSpot, etc.). You can sort, filter, and analyze the data immediately after download.
How current is the contact information?
Our data is updated every 30 to 60 days. Your purchase includes 12 months of free updates — we will email you a new download link each time we publish a refreshed version. List last updated:February 6, 2026
What is the difference between the energy list and the commodity list?
Our Energy Hedge Fund List focuses specifically on managers whose primary activity is investing in energy markets — crude oil, natural gas, power, refined products, and energy equities. Our Commodity Hedge Fund List is broader, covering managers who trade across the full commodity complex including energy, metals (gold, silver, copper, industrial metals), and agriculture (grains, softs, livestock). There is overlap between the two lists for managers who trade energy within a broader commodity mandate. If your focus is specifically on energy markets, the energy list is the right choice.
How does this compare to Preqin, PitchBook, or other hedge fund databases?
Enterprise platforms like Preqin and PitchBook charge $10,000 to $50,000+ per year for subscription access to hedge fund data. HedgeLists provides comparable contact and fund data as a one-time downloadable purchase for $117, with 12 months of free updates included. Our focus is on delivering actionable contact data in a format that is ready to use immediately.




