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... emic which exposed startling shortcomings within our deeply interconnected world. Like the virus, carbon emissions do not come with a passport. They respect no walls or borders. So, it becomes essential to act with purpose and tackle global emissi ...

... strial, power generation and transportation sectors. Transportation is the backbone of the U.S. economy. Goods worth more than $13 trillion were transported by truck or rail in the U.S. in 2017. Unfortunately, in the U.S., transportation is respon ...

... expand, along with zero-carbon electrons and molecules working in tandem. According to the International Energy Agency, industry — such as manufacturing, refining, steel, chemicals and other heavy polluters — is responsible for consuming 37% of to ...

... progresses. People from all walks of life have come together to support one another as we collectively confronted the challenges of this past year. 2020 put into sharp focus the vital role of energy. Critical energy infrastructure has delivered th ...

... the middle of the century. Sempra Chairman and CEO, Jeffrey Martin (right), speaks with Michael Sultan at the virtual 2021 Energy Intelligence Forum In a Leadership Dialogue fireside chat moderated by Michael Sultan, editor of LNG Intellig ...

... role of natural gas in mitigating climate change, the company’s potential partnerships in the U.S. and Saudi Arabia, and their vision for developing sustainable energy infrastructure such as smart meter and smart grid technologies. Sempra Ene ...

... n people from all walks of life persevere and come together to support one another in ways that are inspirational to all of us. As vaccination programs expand across America and we look to rebuild the greatest economy in the world, we are also remind ...