Sempra Infrastructure Signs 20-Year LNG SPA with Petrobras, Expands Port Arthur Phase 2
Sep 14, 2026, 7:07 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Long-term off-take with Petrobras provides revenue visibility and de-risks near-term cash-flow for SRE's LNG segment. The Phase 2 expansion to 26 Mtpa enhances utilization and asset value, a positive signal for valuation, albeit with a modest near-term impact since the contract is 0.8 Mtpa relative to total capacity.
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Sempra Infrastructure announced a 20-year LNG sales and purchase agreement with Petrobras for 0.8 Mtpa, sourced from the Port Arthur Phase 2 facility. The expansion lifts Port Arthur's capacity to about 26 Mtpa, with Phase 1 slated online by late 2027 and Phase 2 by 2030-2031. The deal broadens SRE's LNG portfolio and enhances long-term cash flow visibility.
Sempra Infrastructure inks 20-year LNG SPA with Petrobras for 0.8 Mtpa.
LNG sourced from Port Arthur Phase 2 capacity expansion.
Phase 2 increases total LNG capacity to about 26 Mtpa.
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