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Petrobras Secures 20-Year US LNG Deal from Sempra's Texas Project

Brazil's state-owned energy firm Petrobras has finalised a two-decade agreement with Sempra Infrastructure for liquefied natural gas supplies from Texas.

· Published 20 Sept 2026, 06:20 UTCAI-assisted, editor-reviewed

Brazilian state-run energy group Petrobras has entered into a long-term supply agreement with Sempra Infrastructure, securing liquefied natural gas volumes from the United States over a two-decade span.

The commercial agreement covers supplies sourced from a liquefaction and export project currently under development in Jefferson County, Texas. Sempra Infrastructure is a subsidiary of US energy infrastructure company Sempra.

The 20-year commitment guarantees a steady flow of North American gas to the Brazilian firm, strengthening long-term trade lanes between the US Gulf Coast and South American energy markets.

The transaction highlights ongoing momentum for energy export projects in the Lone Star State as global operators continue to negotiate long-dated procurement contracts with US infrastructure developers.

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