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Sempra sees potential for 90 mtpa LNG export portfolio

By LNG Prime Staff
Sempra sees potential for 90 mtpa LNG export portfolio
ECA LNG Phase 1 (Image: Sempra)

Sempra Infrastructure, a unit of Sempra, sees a potential to build an LNG export portfolio in the US and Mexico of up to 90 million tonnes per annum, according to Justin Bird, CEO of Sempra Infrastructure.

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