IN THE EIGHT SHORT MONTHS SINCE THE FORMATION
OF SEMPRA INFRASTRUCTURE, THE IMPORTANCE OF
ROBUST AND RESILIENT ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE
HAS BECOME ALL TOO APPARENT, AS HAS THE
OPPORTUNITIES FOR NORTH AMERICA TO HELP
RESHAPE THE GLOBAL ENERGY SUPPLY PARADIGM.

IN THE EIGHT SHORT MONTHS SINCE THE FORMATION OF SEMPRA INFRASTRUCTURE, THE IMPORTANCE OF ROBUST AND RESILIENT ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE HAS BECOME ALL TOO APPARENT, AS HAS THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR NORTH AMERICA TO HELP RESHAPE THE GLOBAL ENERGY SUPPLY PARADIGM.

The choices the world faces have become stark. Will nations risk economic health by remaining bound to unreliable energy suppliers? Will they expedite the development of infrastructure necessary to allow for more diverse suppliers and sources of energy? Will established decarbonization goals advance, or will they be realigned considering current geopolitical risks?

At Sempra Infrastructure, we stand ready to enable both energy and environmental security for customers here in North America and around the world. With the combination of two world-class organizations, IEnova and Sempra LNG, we are working to create greater scale and range to securely and sustainably enable both goals.

Our three business lines, LNG and Net-Zero Solutions, Energy Networks, and Clean Power are each contributing to a better future. So far this year, Sempra Infrastructure has:

• Added 26 new wind turbines to the Energía Sierra Juárez wind farm in Baja California, Mexico that are delivering up to 108 MW of renewable energy into the California ISO market and entered into an MOU with TotalEnergies to expand our collaboration beyond LNG to renewable energy projects.

• Began operations at our Veracruz and Valle de México refined products terminals, providing increased energy security for Mexico.

• Entered into Memorandum of Understanding with CFE and Total for the advancement of the Vista Pacífico LNG project in Sinaloa, Mexico, creating the potential to bring natural gas to underserved markets in Mexico and creating a new Pacific Coast LNG outlet to reach Asian markets.

• Advanced the development of a low-emission, capital efficient expansion of Cameron LNG Phase 2 through the electrification of Train 4, and partnered with Entergy Louisiana to establish a framework to power the facility with new sources of renewable energy.

• Created the potential for a first-mover advantage with our Hackberry Carbon Sequestration facility.

• Entered into Heads of Agreement with multiple counterparties for potential offtake from Cameron LNG Phase 2 and Port Arthur LNG, potentially enabling new sources of natural gas for key European customers while also committing to work with these customers toward decarbonization initiatives.