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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 ...

... collaboration quickly formed between the Consulate General of Mexico in San Diego, UCSD Foundation and Sempra. In a matter of weeks, we helped develop and support a Binational COVID-19 Vaccination Program that offered vaccinations to workers and f ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... ient operations. Prioritizing Safety Our teams in Louisiana and Texas continue to examine protocols, collaborate and innovate to advance safety practices. Although natural disasters can bring unexpected challenges, we invest in the expertise an ...

... lost-time incidents across our companies, strong advocacy for safety occurs at every level of our company and is prioritized on a daily basis. In the coming years, we expect to invest billions of dollars to improve the safety and reliability of ou ...

... 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 ...

... lead the global energy transition. This National Engineers Week, meet three engineers whose work with hydrogen, liquefied natural gas (LNG) and community service projects connects communities and empowers the next generation of thoughtful innovat ...

... ne emissions from the decomposition of organic matter in our waste streams. According to the World Economic Forum, increased use of renewable natural gas (RNG) could reinforce a circular economy, one which promotes the reduction of waste and the c ...