Sempra Infrastructure

Sempra Infrastructure’s LNG facilities and development projects on the Pacific and Gulf coasts of North America include:

• Cameron LNG (one of the first liquefaction-export projects in the USA)
• ECA LNG (provides Asia and other Pacific Basin markets access to US natural gas from North America’s Pacific Coast)
• Port Arthur LNG (an LNG facility with direct access to the Gulf)
• Hackberry Carbon Sequestration
• Titan Carbon Sequestration

Moreover, Sempra Infrastructure’s presence in Mexico includes over 1,700 employees, a diverse portfolio of energy infrastructure projects and USD 10.5 billion invested. Operations in Mexico include:

• Clean power (with a focus on integration into North America’s power grids, the company operates over 1.5 GW of clean energy projects in Mexico)
• Energy networks (the company is a leader in natural gas and fuels storage infrastructure in North America with more than 6,440 kilometres of natural gas pipelines and a network of refined products terminals that include the development of new storage capacity in Mexico)
• Natural gas distribution (ECOGAS is a natural gas distribution system composed of more than 2,700 miles of pipelines serving more than 136,000 industrial, commercial, and residential customers)

Sempra Infrastructure also has a list of Social Management Plans, including:

• San Isidro-Samalayuca Gas Pipeline
• Ojinaga-El Encino Gas Pipeline
• Puebla Refined Products Terminal
• Topolobampo Refined Products Terminal
• Valley of Mexico Refined Products Terminal
• Veracruz Refined Products Terminal
• Border Solar
• Don Diego Solar
• Pima Solar
• Rumorosa Solar
• Tepezalá Solar