As Sempra Infrastructure continues to progress its LNG export terminal projects on the Gulf Coast and in Mexico, President Dan Brouillette said demand for natural gas is also helping influence the investments in alternative fuels. 

The subsidiary of San Diego-based Sempra and Avangrid Inc. disclosed a potential partnership on Wednesday to explore multiple projects to produce ammonia and hydrogen with renewable electricity. Under the preliminary heads of agreement (HOA), the partners could develop large-scale facilities to create enough net-zero carbon hydrogen, often referred to as green hydrogen when made using renewables, to support domestic and international customers.

Brouillette told NGI that Sempra was interested in exploring hydrogen, in part, as a result of its...