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... r capital plan and reaffirmed the company’s projected long-term EPS growth rate of 6% to 8%1.     Capital plan Martin shared with Cramer that a portfolio of strong growth opportunities prompted the 20% increase to the compan ...

... increase from the previous capital plan.1 “Strong projected growth in Sempra’s core markets of California, Texas, Mexico and the global energy market is driving a substantial increase in our five-year capital plan,” Sedgwick said. “Expanding ou ...

... 2022 – 2023 Transmission Plan, you’ve seen more stories about investing in the transmission and distribution lines that make up our modern energy grid. You might have wondered why power lines look different everywhere you go. For example, the pow ...

... ate affairs and chief sustainability officer for Sempra. During a recent interview at the Intercontinental Exchange’s Climate and Capital Conference in New York City, Alexander told an audience of business, environmental and policy leaders that th ...

... California and Texas, where Sempra companies have vast energy networks and are well-positioned to help develop the clean hydrogen economy. More than $1 billion is expected to be allocated to the Alliance for Renewable Clean Hydrogen Energy System ...

... 30,000 tons of e-natural gas per year. The proposed project comes at a time when global leaders are calling for an increase in energy supply, particularly from North America as the supply dwindles in other parts of the world. Multiple studies also ...

... cash management at Sempra, sees those values come together through the company’s Mentorship Program where he has served as a mentor for the last two years. The eight-month program intentionally connects participants with a goal of helping employees d ...

... e years, Meena said there is still more work to be done. “Being from a developing part of the world, I have witnessed frequent power cuts throughout my childhood,” Meena said. “Rural parts of India still get limited access to electricity. Further, ...

... energy to those who need it. The reality is that to deliver reliable energy and meet the world’s net-zero goals — including in California by 2045 — significantly more transmission infrastructure is needed. The growing share of renewables and need to ...

... its business model to focus on developing energy infrastructure in some of the most attractive markets in North America is one reason the company is successful today, Jeffrey W. Martin, chairman and chief executive officer of Sempra, told Jim Cramer ...

... US hydrogen is growing. About 92MW of new electrolyzers were shipped in 2022, but the number is expected to be much more this year.” The case for clean hydrogen Hydrogen is a versatile and abundant element that has the potential to support the ...

... ble and affordable energy” was among the principal findings derived from the Sustainable Energy in America Factbook (Factbook), 11th Edition. In March, Sempra Senior Vice President of Corporate Affairs and Chief Sustainability Officer Lisa Larroque A ...

... live by since our inception. Our California roots have positioned us for more than a century at the intersection of innovation and serving others. Every day begins with meeting the needs of current and future generations, imagining, creating and ...

... he Rio Grande Valley along the Texas-Mexico border, any cost increases in basic needs like electricity, educational supplies and even food create situations where people have to make uncomfortable choices. Recently, Sempra Foundation, along with t ...

... rks like ours are squarely at the center of important clean energy trends,” said Alexander. “Transmission and distribution networks are the backbone of the energy transition and at Sempra we couldn’t be more pleased to play a role.” Watch the vide ...