TotalEnergies’ 1.5 GW Normandy offshore wind farm will supply 1 million households, create 2,500 jobs, and cost €4.5 billion.

TotalEnergies expands its long-standing LNG partnership with AES on renewable and battery storage in the Caribbean.

Located in the North Sea, the N-9.4 concession covers an area of around 141 square kilometres and will enable the development of 1GW of offshore wind capacity.

This solar field will produce 515 GWh per year of renewable electricity, and will avoid 245,000 tons of CO2 emissions per year.

The partnership aims to accelerate biogas production in Poland, targeting a capacity of 2 TWh per year by 2030.

A key industrial site for TotalEnergies for more than 75 years, the Antwerp platform is based on an integrated business model, which guarantees the resilience of its operations.

TotalEnergies' strategy balances growth and sustainability, focusing on oil & gas (LNG) and electricity (renewables) to drive the energy transition.

The green hydrogen will be produced by a 300 MW electrolyzer, built and operated by RWE in Lingen. Green hydrogen storage will be provided locally.

Unit injects 153 GWh biomethane annually into GRTgaz network.

This is the first Power Purchase Agreement in France for STMicroelectronics aiming at 100% renewable sourcing by 2027.