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Jeff Nanna

Managing Director and Co-Head of New Energy Investment Banking at TPH

Houston, TX, US

Jeff Nanna is a Managing Director and Co-Head of New Energy Investment Banking at TPH&Co., specializing in advising energy transition and national security sector clients on complex financial and strategic matters. He has led major transactions within the evolving energy and security landscape, leveraging deep expertise developed from coverage of key companies focused on energy transition, although specific company names and quantified performance metrics are not publicly disclosed. Nanna began his career as a Naval Aviator and Mission Commander in the US Navy, then held engineering roles at Chesapeake Energy and worked in energy investment banking at J.P. Morgan before joining TPH&Co. in 2014. He holds a BS in Aerospace Engineering from the US Naval Academy, an MBA from the University of Texas at Austin, and brings robust analytical credentials from both his military and financial industry experience.

Jeff Nanna's questions to BP (BP) leadership

Question · Q3 2025

Jeff Nanna asked for more detail on BPX's basin-specific plans, particularly how BP intends to pace activity additions in the Haynesville over the next 12 to 18 months and the role of the Eagle Ford in these plans.

Answer

Murray Auchincloss (CEO, BP) outlined BPX's strategy, including 2-3 rigs in the Permian to maintain infrastructure utilization, strong liquids growth from downspacing and refracts in the Eagle Ford, and Haynesville expansion aligned with infrastructure buildout, potentially using 2-3 rigs into 2026, noting record well production.

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Question · Q3 2025

Jeff Nanna asked for more detail on BPX's basin-specific plans, particularly pacing activity adds in the Haynesville over the next 12-18 months and the role of the Eagle Ford, following strong structural cost improvements.

Answer

Murray Auchincloss (CEO, BP) detailed BPX's plans: 2-3 rigs in the Permian to keep infrastructure full, strong liquids growth in the Eagle Ford from downspacing and refracts (outperforming original wells). In the gas window, he highlighted fantastic Hawkville gas in the Eagle Ford and core Haynesville positions. He noted the Haynesville will grow in line with infrastructure buildout, with teams achieving record production (80M scf/day from a 4-mile lateral) and contemplating 2-3 rigs into 2026.

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