Dylan Bramhall

Executive Vice President and Group Chief Financial Officer Energy Transfer

Last Reviewed: October 3, 2026

Executive Summary

Dylan Bramhall has been Executive Vice President and Group Chief Financial Officer of Energy Transfer since November 2022, and is also chief financial officer of the general partner of Sunoco LP. He oversees the partnership’s financial planning and analysis, credit and commodity risk management, insurance, cash management, capital markets, accounting, financial reporting and investor relations, and sits on its risk oversight committee. Bramhall joined Energy Transfer in 2015 through its merger with Regency Energy Partners, where he held management positions in finance, risk, commercial and operations. He has served on the board of USA Compression Partners since 2024. He is finance chief of both Energy Transfer and Sunoco LP’s general partner.

Career Highlights

• Executive Vice President and Group Chief Financial Officer of Energy Transfer since November 2022.
• Chief Financial Officer of Sunoco LP’s general partner.
• Member of Energy Transfer’s Risk Oversight Committee.
• Director of USA Compression Partners since April 2024.
• Joined Energy Transfer in 2015 through its merger with Regency Energy Partners.

Professional Journey

Bramhall holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in finance and an MBA in finance and operations management, both from the University of Iowa, according to Energy Transfer’s 10-K. At Regency Energy Partners he held management positions in the finance, risk, commercial and operations groups.

He joined Energy Transfer in 2015 when it merged with Regency. In November 2022 he became executive vice president and group chief financial officer of Energy Transfer’s general partner, and he is also chief financial officer of Sunoco LP’s general partner. Since April 2024 he has served on the board of USA Compression Partners, a publicly traded partnership consolidated by Energy Transfer.

He is responsible for oversight of the financial planning and analysis, credit and commodity risk management, insurance, cash management, capital markets, accounting, financial reporting and investor relations groups, and he is a member of Energy Transfer’s risk oversight committee. He signs the partnership’s current reports to the SEC as group chief financial officer. Energy Transfer, a publicly traded limited partnership based in Dallas, owns natural gas, natural gas liquids, crude oil and refined products assets, including about 20,090 miles of interstate and 12,200 miles of intrastate natural gas pipelines, according to its 10-K.

Education

University of Iowa

MBA, Finance and operations management

University of Iowa

Bachelor of Business Administration, Finance