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Sempra's Business Segments
Sempra's reported revenue by business segment and by geographic region, quarterly and annual, normalized against the consolidated income statement. Free below: the top 3 rows per table, this quarter and this fiscal year. Subscriber access adds the full segment history and operating income by segment.
Segment Data As of FY
Reportable Segments
55
Largest Segment
revenues
Total Revenue
$ 3,655
Regions Reported
-
Revenue Share by Reportable Segment - FY
- revenues0%
- After Reconciling Items And Eliminations93.8%
- Utilities88.6%
- Sempra California88.4%
- revenues Sempra California88.4%
- Sempra California Utilities88.1%
- After Reconciling Items And Eliminations Sempra California87.9%
- Gas57.9%
- Sempra California Gas54.4%
- SoCalGas47.3%
- SoCalGas Reportable Segment47.3%
- Utilities SoCalGas46.7%
- Gas SoCalGas46.7%
- Accounts receivable trade net43.9%
- SDG E42.6%
- Utilities SDG E42.6%
- San Diego Gas and Electric Company42.6%
- SDG E Reportable Segment42.6%
- Electric35.9%
- Electric SDG E33.8%
- Sempra California Electric33.7%
- SDG E Accounts receivable trade net24.5%
- SoCalGas Accounts receivable trade net19.3%
- Sempra Infrastructure12.1%
- revenues Sempra Infrastructure12.1%
- Gas SDG E8.8%
- After Reconciling Items And Eliminations Sempra Infrastructure5.9%
- Sempra Infrastructure Energy-related businesses5.6%
- Energy-related businesses5.2%
- Sempra Infrastructure Gas3.7%
- Accounts receivable trade net Community Choice Aggregation3.7%
- SDG E Accounts receivable trade net Community Choice Aggregation3.7%
- Sempra Infrastructure Electric2.6%
- Assets held for sale2.5%
- SoCalGas Related Party1.3%
- Sempra Infrastructure Utilities0.7%
- Accounts receivable other net0.6%
- Other long-term assets0.6%
- SDG E Accounts receivable other net0.5%
- SoCalGas Other long-term assets0.5%
- SDG E Due from unconsolidated affiliates current0.3%
- Related Party0.2%
- SDG E Related Party0.2%
- SDG E Other long-term assets0.1%
- SoCalGas Accounts receivable other net0.1%
- Consolidating adjustments and Parent and other0.1%
- SDG E Natural gas Reportable Segment0%
- Consolidating adjustments and Parent and other Gas0%
- SDG E Electric Non-Nuclear Reportable Segment0%
- Consolidating adjustments and Parent and other Utilities0%
- Interrevenues and eliminations Sempra California0%
- Interrevenues and eliminations Sempra Infrastructure0%
- Consolidating adjustments and Parent and other Energy-related businesses0%
- Consolidating adjustments and Parent and other Electric0%
- Interrevenues and eliminations0%
Revenue by Reportable Segment - FY
| Segment | Revenue (Millions) | % of Total |
|---|---|---|
| revenues | $ 3,674 | - |
| After Reconciling Items And Eliminations | $ 3,428 | 93.8% |
| Utilities | $ 3,238 | 88.6% |
Annual Results
Revenue Share by Reportable Segment - FY
- revenues0%
- After Reconciling Items And Eliminations93.8%
- Utilities88.6%
- Sempra California88.4%
- revenues Sempra California88.4%
- Sempra California Utilities88.1%
- After Reconciling Items And Eliminations Sempra California87.9%
- Gas57.9%
- Sempra California Gas54.4%
- SoCalGas47.3%
- SoCalGas Reportable Segment47.3%
- Utilities SoCalGas46.7%
- Gas SoCalGas46.7%
- Accounts receivable trade net43.9%
- SDG E42.6%
- Utilities SDG E42.6%
- San Diego Gas and Electric Company42.6%
- SDG E Reportable Segment42.6%
- Electric35.9%
- Electric SDG E33.8%
- Sempra California Electric33.7%
- SDG E Accounts receivable trade net24.5%
- SoCalGas Accounts receivable trade net19.3%
- Sempra Infrastructure12.1%
- revenues Sempra Infrastructure12.1%
- Gas SDG E8.8%
- After Reconciling Items And Eliminations Sempra Infrastructure5.9%
- Sempra Infrastructure Energy-related businesses5.6%
- Energy-related businesses5.2%
- Sempra Infrastructure Gas3.7%
- Accounts receivable trade net Community Choice Aggregation3.7%
- SDG E Accounts receivable trade net Community Choice Aggregation3.7%
- Sempra Infrastructure Electric2.6%
- Assets held for sale2.5%
- SoCalGas Related Party1.3%
- Sempra Infrastructure Utilities0.7%
- Accounts receivable other net0.6%
- Other long-term assets0.6%
- SDG E Accounts receivable other net0.5%
- SoCalGas Other long-term assets0.5%
- SDG E Due from unconsolidated affiliates current0.3%
- Related Party0.2%
- SDG E Related Party0.2%
- SDG E Other long-term assets0.1%
- SoCalGas Accounts receivable other net0.1%
- Consolidating adjustments and Parent and other0.1%
- SDG E Natural gas Reportable Segment0%
- Consolidating adjustments and Parent and other Gas0%
- SDG E Electric Non-Nuclear Reportable Segment0%
- Consolidating adjustments and Parent and other Utilities0%
- Interrevenues and eliminations Sempra California0%
- Interrevenues and eliminations Sempra Infrastructure0%
- Consolidating adjustments and Parent and other Energy-related businesses0%
- Consolidating adjustments and Parent and other Electric0%
- Interrevenues and eliminations0%
Revenue by Reportable Segment - FY
| Segment | Revenue (Millions) | % of Total |
|---|---|---|
| revenues | $ 3,674 | - |
| After Reconciling Items And Eliminations | $ 3,428 | 93.8% |
| Utilities | $ 3,238 | 88.6% |
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Description of Sempra
Sempra Energy operates through four main business segments:
1. Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas): As the largest natural gas distribution utility in the United States, SoCalGas provides natural gas service to millions of customers across southern California. Its operations include the transportation, distribution, and storage of natural gas, along with initiatives focused on energy efficiency and renewable natural gas.
2. San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E): This utility provides electric and natural gas service to a diverse customer base in San Diego and southern Orange counties. SDG&E is involved in delivering safe and reliable energy, while also investing in renewable energy sources, grid modernization, and energy efficiency programs.
3. Sempra Commodities: This segment engages in energy commodity trading, including electricity, natural gas, and related products. Sempra Commodities leverages its expertise in the market to manage risks and optimize the trading of energy resources on behalf of its customers.
4. Sempra Generation: Sempra Generation focuses on the development, construction, and operation of renewable and conventional power generation facilities. The segment is committed to expanding its portfolio of renewable energy projects, including solar and wind energy, to meet the increasing demand for clean energy solutions.
Through these segments, Sempra Energy aims to provide reliable energy solutions, enhance customer experiences, and lead initiatives in sustainability and innovation in the energy sector.
1. Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas): As the largest natural gas distribution utility in the United States, SoCalGas provides natural gas service to millions of customers across southern California. Its operations include the transportation, distribution, and storage of natural gas, along with initiatives focused on energy efficiency and renewable natural gas.
2. San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E): This utility provides electric and natural gas service to a diverse customer base in San Diego and southern Orange counties. SDG&E is involved in delivering safe and reliable energy, while also investing in renewable energy sources, grid modernization, and energy efficiency programs.
3. Sempra Commodities: This segment engages in energy commodity trading, including electricity, natural gas, and related products. Sempra Commodities leverages its expertise in the market to manage risks and optimize the trading of energy resources on behalf of its customers.
4. Sempra Generation: Sempra Generation focuses on the development, construction, and operation of renewable and conventional power generation facilities. The segment is committed to expanding its portfolio of renewable energy projects, including solar and wind energy, to meet the increasing demand for clean energy solutions.
Through these segments, Sempra Energy aims to provide reliable energy solutions, enhance customer experiences, and lead initiatives in sustainability and innovation in the energy sector.
Sempra is involved in a diverse range of energy markets and services, particularly in North America and parts of Latin America. The company operates through several key segments, each contributing to its overall mission of delivering energy solutions. Below is an extensive description of the various segments, products, and services offered by Sempra.
1. Sempra Commodities
Sempra Commodities serves as a full-service trading operation, specializing in the marketing and trading of a wide assortment of physical and financial commodity products. The portfolio primarily encompasses:
- Natural Gas: Trading involves purchasing and selling both spot and future contracts for natural gas, utilizing transport pipelines and storage facilities to optimize the delivery and management of gas supplies.
- Electricity: The trading division also manages electricity contracts, including physical power supplies and financial hedging products to facilitate risk management and ensure market responsiveness.
- Petroleum Products: Sempra Commodities engages in trading of crude oil and refined products, navigating the complexities of market price volatility.
- Base Metals: Contracts for trading base metals such as copper, aluminum, and nickel are also part of their offering, allowing Sempra to engage in commodities that are pivotal in manufacturing and construction.
- Hedging Strategies: Sempra seeks to structure its contracts to ensure that most revenues are attainable within 24 months. However, it may occasionally hold unhedged positions to manage the trading portfolios complexity, which can impact financial outcomes.
Sempra Generation
Sempra Generation focuses on the production and sale of electricity through its various power facilities. The key aspects of this segment include:
- Electricity Generation: Sempra operates several power plants, producing renewable and non-renewable energy. The generation mix may include natural gas, solar, and other alternative energies.
- Long-term Contracts: The company sells electricity under long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) to ensure steady demand and revenue streams.
- Market Sales: Additionally, Sempra Generation actively participates in spot markets to sell excess electricity, maximizing revenue across different timeframes.
- Natural Gas Procurement for Plants: As part of its operational strategy, Sempra procures natural gas to fuel its generation plants, ensuring low-energy production costs and compliance with demand.
Sempra Infrastructure
Sempra’s infrastructure segment focuses on developing and operating energy infrastructure assets. This includes:
- Natural Gas Pipelines: Sempra operates several interstate and intrastate pipelines, facilitating the transport of natural gas to meet industrial and consumer demands.
- Storage Facilities: With a network of storage terminals, Sempra offers crucial services that help in balancing supply with demand, particularly during peak usage periods.
- Renewable Energy Projects: The infrastructure segment also invests in and develops renewable energy projects, including solar and battery storage systems, reflecting the growing emphasis on sustainable energy solutions.
Utilities—Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas) and San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E)
Sempras utility operations are centered around its two key subsidiaries:
- Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas): The largest natural gas distribution utility in the United States, SoCalGas provides natural gas service to millions of customers across Southern California. The company focuses on distribution, storage, and transportation, ensuring reliable energy delivery amidst fluctuating market conditions.
- San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E): A major electric and natural gas utility, SDG&E operates in the San Diego region, supplying electricity and natural gas to residential, commercial, and industrial users. The utility emphasizes renewable energy procurement, grid modernization, and customer service.
Services for Commercial and Industrial Customers
Sempra offers tailored energy solutions for commercial and industrial sectors, which include:
- Energy Management Services: Providing consultancy to help clients optimize their energy use, enhance efficiency and reduce operational costs.
- Custom Pricing Solutions: Sempra facilitates flexible tariff structures and supply arrangements that align with the specific needs of businesses in dynamic market environments.
- Risk Management Solutions: The company helps businesses navigate the complexities of energy market fluctuations through advanced hedging strategies and financial instruments.
Conclusion
Sempra continues to enhance its capabilities across various segments to adapt to market demands, focusing on sustainability, reliable energy delivery, and innovative solutions. The company is strategically positioned to leverage its extensive trading experience, generation capacity, utility operations, and infrastructure development to meet evolving energy needs while ensuring operational efficiency and customer satisfaction. Through these integrated segments, Sempra is advancing its commitment to delivering energy solutions that are not only profitable but also environmentally responsible.
1. Sempra Commodities
Sempra Commodities serves as a full-service trading operation, specializing in the marketing and trading of a wide assortment of physical and financial commodity products. The portfolio primarily encompasses:
- Natural Gas: Trading involves purchasing and selling both spot and future contracts for natural gas, utilizing transport pipelines and storage facilities to optimize the delivery and management of gas supplies.
- Electricity: The trading division also manages electricity contracts, including physical power supplies and financial hedging products to facilitate risk management and ensure market responsiveness.
- Petroleum Products: Sempra Commodities engages in trading of crude oil and refined products, navigating the complexities of market price volatility.
- Base Metals: Contracts for trading base metals such as copper, aluminum, and nickel are also part of their offering, allowing Sempra to engage in commodities that are pivotal in manufacturing and construction.
- Hedging Strategies: Sempra seeks to structure its contracts to ensure that most revenues are attainable within 24 months. However, it may occasionally hold unhedged positions to manage the trading portfolios complexity, which can impact financial outcomes.
Sempra Generation
Sempra Generation focuses on the production and sale of electricity through its various power facilities. The key aspects of this segment include:
- Electricity Generation: Sempra operates several power plants, producing renewable and non-renewable energy. The generation mix may include natural gas, solar, and other alternative energies.
- Long-term Contracts: The company sells electricity under long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) to ensure steady demand and revenue streams.
- Market Sales: Additionally, Sempra Generation actively participates in spot markets to sell excess electricity, maximizing revenue across different timeframes.
- Natural Gas Procurement for Plants: As part of its operational strategy, Sempra procures natural gas to fuel its generation plants, ensuring low-energy production costs and compliance with demand.
Sempra Infrastructure
Sempra’s infrastructure segment focuses on developing and operating energy infrastructure assets. This includes:
- Natural Gas Pipelines: Sempra operates several interstate and intrastate pipelines, facilitating the transport of natural gas to meet industrial and consumer demands.
- Storage Facilities: With a network of storage terminals, Sempra offers crucial services that help in balancing supply with demand, particularly during peak usage periods.
- Renewable Energy Projects: The infrastructure segment also invests in and develops renewable energy projects, including solar and battery storage systems, reflecting the growing emphasis on sustainable energy solutions.
Utilities—Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas) and San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E)
Sempras utility operations are centered around its two key subsidiaries:
- Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas): The largest natural gas distribution utility in the United States, SoCalGas provides natural gas service to millions of customers across Southern California. The company focuses on distribution, storage, and transportation, ensuring reliable energy delivery amidst fluctuating market conditions.
- San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E): A major electric and natural gas utility, SDG&E operates in the San Diego region, supplying electricity and natural gas to residential, commercial, and industrial users. The utility emphasizes renewable energy procurement, grid modernization, and customer service.
Services for Commercial and Industrial Customers
Sempra offers tailored energy solutions for commercial and industrial sectors, which include:
- Energy Management Services: Providing consultancy to help clients optimize their energy use, enhance efficiency and reduce operational costs.
- Custom Pricing Solutions: Sempra facilitates flexible tariff structures and supply arrangements that align with the specific needs of businesses in dynamic market environments.
- Risk Management Solutions: The company helps businesses navigate the complexities of energy market fluctuations through advanced hedging strategies and financial instruments.
Conclusion
Sempra continues to enhance its capabilities across various segments to adapt to market demands, focusing on sustainability, reliable energy delivery, and innovative solutions. The company is strategically positioned to leverage its extensive trading experience, generation capacity, utility operations, and infrastructure development to meet evolving energy needs while ensuring operational efficiency and customer satisfaction. Through these integrated segments, Sempra is advancing its commitment to delivering energy solutions that are not only profitable but also environmentally responsible.