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... 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 ...

... vironment where everyone feels a sense of belonging. The event featured a keynote speaker and two breakout sessions focused on cultivating a sense of belonging, togetherness and empathy — all of which are an integral part of Sempra’s employee cult ...

... S.A.P.I. de C.V. (IEnova). “Sempra Infrastructure is well positioned to continue the development of large-scale energy infrastructure, and we plan to build on that momentum as we innovate and explore opportunities in new technologies while suppor ...

... deral Energy Regulatory Commission’s (FERC) annual Reliability Technical Conference about the importance of advancing climate resilient energy systems. “Companies like Sempra make long-term, generational investments in infrastructure,” said Alexan ...

... ns and the markets it serves with a goal of transitioning to net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050. Find out more about how Sempra and its companies are driving a clean energy future: From clean transportation initiatives and hydr ...

... sor McCarthy, along with Representative Scott Peters, D-San Diego, and Representative Mike Levin, D-San Juan Capistrano, received an update from Sempra and SDG&E leaders on their latest fire science and climate adaptation advancements. Driving ...

... ay, we celebrate Texas’s energy leadership by investing in our growing team at our Houston Center of Excellence. A Central Location Opening the doors to our new regional headquarters has helped fuel our energy behind Texas. Renowned as one of t ...

... r plants often located hundreds or thousands of miles from urban centers with high electricity demand. As the owner of one of the largest energy networks in North America, Sempra’s critical investments, primarily focused on T&D infrastructure, ...

... sletter on June 17, 2021. More than a year after a pandemic brought global economies to a halt, many communities around the world are still reeling. Today, we are facing two formidable challenges: a post-COVID recovery and a climate crisis. Both r ...

... s and permit requirements, and our work to reduce our impacts. Sempra Energy’s environmental policies and procedures are designed to manage and reduce environmental impacts and advance the circular economy. These procedures include water reuse, re ...

... and Texas to Mexico and LNG export markets. Both our California utilities, San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) and Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas), have committed to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions in their operations ...

... water supplies. Grant recipients included the Houston Food Bank, the Southeast Texas Food Bank and Grace Hub Inc., for the Greater Port Arthur Food Bank. After seeing the magnitude of the storm, the Sempra Foundation pledged $1 million more, bolst ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...