San Diego-based Sempra’s whirlwind of LNG and equity agreements during the second quarter helped advance key infrastructure projects, but management indicated some of its biggest announcements are still to come.

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CEO Jeff Martin said “significant growth drivers” were influential for the Sempra Infrastructure subsidiary formed last year to expand liquefied natural gas exports, net-zero fuels and cross-border energy networks.

“In the first half of this year, the United States became the No. 1 global exporter of LNG, and by the end of the decade, we expect the United States will extend its significant leadership advantage in this area,” Martin said.

He said the country’s leadership role would support Sempra’s $36 billion capital plan through the next four years....