Chevron’s New Energies President Jeff Gustavson to Appear in Fireside Chat at J.P. Morgan Natural Resources Conference

Chevron said Jeff Gustavson, President of New Energies at Chevron, will participate in a fireside chat at the J.P. Morgan Natural Resources Conference. The company’s announcement, published June 19, places the appearance on Tuesday, June 23, 2026.

Fireside chats are typically moderated, conversational interviews used at investor conferences to discuss business priorities, sector trends, and strategy in a less formal format than a prepared presentation. Chevron did not provide additional details in the release beyond the planned participation and the conference date.

The disclosure identifies Gustavson as leading Chevron’s New Energies organization. While the announcement did not describe specific programs or targets that will be discussed, the New Energies leadership role generally indicates an internal focus on non-traditional energy initiatives and growth opportunities beyond core oil and gas operations.

For investors and industry participants, a senior executive appearance at a major banking conference is a announcement that management is prepared to speak directly with the investment community on near-term priorities. Chevron’s release did not outline whether the discussion would cover topics such as capital allocation, market outlook, technology development, or regulatory and policy considerations.

The J.P. Morgan Natural Resources Conference is positioned as a forum for energy companies to engage with sell-side analysts and institutional investors. Chevron’s planned spot on June 23 puts it in the same investor-facing schedule as other energy and resources participants that use these events to shape expectations ahead of upcoming catalysts, such as quarterly reporting and major project milestones.

Because the June 19 announcement was limited, it does not say how the fireside chat will be accessed, whether it will be webcast, or if any written materials will accompany the discussion. It also does not disclose the moderator’s name, the planned length of the session, or specific questions that will be addressed.

It is also not clear from the release whether Gustavson will speak alone or reference joint efforts across Chevron’s operating segments. Chevron did not provide a list of agenda items or mention any particular initiatives that could be considered central to the conversation.

What to watch next is whether Chevron’s investor relations channels later publish additional scheduling information, a recording, or related conference materials, and whether management uses the fireside chat to announcement changes in strategy, timing, or investment emphasis for its New Energies efforts.