Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
1 June 2026material agreement● Neutral
A bundle of May 2026 releases. TotalEnergies signed a non-binding MoU with Egypt's EGAS on offshore exploration; the text provided gives no terms beyond that, and a similar cooperation agreement on offshore exploration with Syria is listed. Its Centre Manche Énergies project company, described as wholly owned, applied for the single authorization for the 1.5 GW Normandy offshore wind farm (EUR 4.5bn investment). This continues the 2025 award, and the filing does not mention the partner search after RWE's wish to exit. Shareholders approved all resolutions on 29 May 2026, including a EUR 3.40 dividend for 2025, renewals for Coisne-Roquette, Lara and Paskert, a new director Slavomir Krupa, and changes to the age limits for Chairman and CEO. Weekly buybacks continue (424,713 shares for about EUR 33.1m on 27-29 April). Other items listed without terms: the Pangea 5 supercomputer and the 2026 employee capital increase.
TotalEnergies completed the purchase of 50% of EPH's flexible power platform in Western Europe, agreed on 16 November 2025. It issued about 95.4 million new shares to EPH (about 4.2% of its share capital) as payment, which makes EPH one of its main shareholders and dilutes existing holders slightly. The platform becomes TTEP, based in Amsterdam, with 14 GW installed or in construction across Italy, the UK, Ireland, the Netherlands and France, and a 5 GW project portfolio. The filing does not give a cash price or a value for the deal.
TotalEnergies signed a sale agreement with Vaaris to sell its 10% non-operated interest in the Renaissance JV (formerly SPDC) in Nigeria. This follows the 2024 announcement of the SPDC sale. The 15 mainly oil licences represented about 16,000 boe/d in 2025; the 10% in three gas licences (OML 23, 28, 77) also transfers, but TotalEnergies keeps full economic interest in them, which account for 50% of Nigeria LNG gas supply. Closing needs regulatory approvals; no price is given. The January bundle also lists a Lebanon Block 8 permit (TotalEnergies 35% operator, Eni 35%, QatarEnergy 30%) after the Block 9 Qana well was unsuccessful, the Libya Waha concessions extended to 2050, and a full restart of Mozambique LNG activities.
A bundle of December 2025 releases. TotalEnergies agreed with Galp to take a 40% operated interest in Namibia's PEL 83 licence, which holds the Mopane discovery, with Galp taking 10% participating (the Galp stake is truncated in the text provided). It merged its UK upstream business with NEO NEXT, and ordinary shares began trading on the NYSE on 8 December, completing the ADR conversion approved in September (the 6-K lists these without terms). It closed the sale to PTTEP of an indirect 9.998% of Malaysia block SK408, keeping 30.002%, and sold 50% of its 424 MW Greek wind and solar portfolio to Asterion Industrial Partners, valuing the portfolio at EUR 508m. A 21-year Google PPA (1 TWh) in Malaysia takes effect at financial close, expected in Q1 2026. Gross renewables capacity was over 32 GW at end October against the 35 GW end-2025 goal.
A bundle of November 2025 releases. TotalEnergies is acquiring 50% of a portfolio of flexible power generation assets from EPH (no terms in the text provided), extending the 2024 West Burton deal with EPH's UK arm. It completed the sale of its non-operated Bonga interest in Nigeria (announced May 2025), and agreed with Conoil to raise its OPL257 interest from 40% to 90% by buying 50% operated and handing over its 40% in OML136, subject to approvals, with an Egina South appraisal well planned for 2026. The French Competition Authority fined it over Corsica fuel supply (amount not in the text provided); the company will appeal and has started a strategic review of its Corsica marketing. It rejected a complaint filed in France alleging complicity in war crimes in Mozambique in 2021, which adds to the Mozambique LNG investigations. Also listed without terms: a $100m climate investment commitment at COP 30, a 10-year Data4 supply in Spain, a 15-year Google US power supply, a Guyana exploration licence, and the demobilisation of the Le Havre floating LNG terminal.
TotalEnergies confirmed a third 2025 interim dividend of EUR 0.85 per share, up 7.6% on 2024 (the third 2024 interim was EUR 0.79). The same 6-K details the launch of the ADR conversion approved by the Board in September: the ADR programme ends on 8 December 2025, each ADR becomes one ordinary share, and the shares are due to trade on the NYSE under 'TTE' from that date, subject to the NYSE's condition that the conversion proceeds as planned. Dividends on the US register would be paid in US dollars, converted from the euro amount. French residents cannot hold shares on the US register.
A bundle of September 2025 releases, including the 24 September Board statement (slower buybacks of $1.5bn in Q4 2025, dividend priority, ADR conversion project). Centre Manche 2: TotalEnergies, with RWE, won the 1.5 GW Normandy offshore wind tender at EUR 66/MWh, about EUR 4.5bn of investment, final decision by early 2029, power from 2033. RWE wants to leave the consortium, subject to approval; TotalEnergies will continue and seek a new partner. Also listed: a final decision on Rio Grande LNG Train 4 (10% direct interest, 1.5 MT offtake), a 1 Mtpa, 10-year LNG supply to KOGAS, Anadarko Basin gas assets acquired in the US, sale of 50% of a 1.4 GW North American solar portfolio and 50% of a 270 MW French portfolio (no prices in the text provided), new exploration permits in Congo, Nigeria and Liberia, and Iraq GGIP construction. Weekly buybacks continue, e.g. 3,440,538 shares for about EUR 179m on 15-19 September.
After its strategy seminar, the Board kept dividend growth as the priority and chose to slow the pace of share buybacks given economic and geopolitical uncertainty. It authorised $1.5bn of buybacks for Q4 2025 ($7.5bn for full-year 2025) and guided $0.75-1.5bn a quarter for 2026 at Brent $60-70/b and about 1.20 $/EUR; this tempers the ongoing weekly buybacks. It kept the policy of returning at least 40% of operating cash flow and a gearing ceiling of 20%, and says the dividend has not been cut in 40 years. It approved a 2026 employee capital increase (employees held 8.9% in 2025) and a technical project to convert its New York-listed ADRs into ordinary shares, with no impact on Euronext Paris holders. It welcomed the Centre Manche 2 offshore wind award.
1 July 2025asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor
A bundle of June 2025 releases. Headline: TotalEnergies agreed with Shell Brasil to raise its operated Lapa interest to 48% by buying 3% more; the title also mentions divesting a 20% stake in something, but the text provided does not say what, or give prices. It agreed to buy from PETRONAS a 50% operated interest in Malaysia blocks SK301b and SK313 (over 4 Tcf of gas discovered, expected to feed Malaysia LNG from 2030) plus other Malaysian blocks and 24.5% of Indonesia's Bobara block, subject to approvals; this follows the December 2024 SapuraOMV deal. It also plans to produce over 500,000 tons a year of sustainable aviation fuel from 2028 (Grandpuits at 230,000 tons in 2026). Listed without terms: a UK solar and battery pipeline, a Mistral AI collaboration, 40 Chevron-operated US exploration blocks, a new German North Sea offshore wind concession, an Algeria exploration licence, and a 25% interest in Suriname Block 53. The employee capital increase for 2025 and buybacks are also listed.
2 June 2025asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor
A bundle of May 2025 releases. Headline: TotalEnergies is partnering with HitecVision on Polska Grupa Biogazowa, the Polish biogas business it bought 100% of in 2023; the title says it sells 50%, but price and closing terms are not in the text provided. PGB had 450 GWh of biomethane capacity in 2024 and aims for 2 TWh by 2030. Mero-4 in Brazil started production (26 May): 12 wells on a 180,000 b/d vessel, taking Mero to 770,000 b/d, about 100,000 boe/d to TotalEnergies at full capacity (19.3% interest); this completes the Mero build-out that began with Mero-3 in Oct 2024. Other items listed without terms: Marsa LNG groundbreaking in Oman, a 2 Mtpa/20-year LNG deal from Canada's Ksi Lisims, Spain's largest solar field, the sale of its non-operated Bonga interest in Nigeria, an Indonesia-Singapore solar/storage milestone, and the 23 May shareholders' meeting. Buybacks continue, e.g. 861,135 shares for about EUR 45m on 19-23 May.
A bundle of March 2025 releases. The 640 MW Yunlin offshore wind farm in Taiwan was inaugurated and is now fully operational (it will power 600,000 homes; TotalEnergies' share is not in the text provided). Northern Lights, with Equinor and Shell, took a final investment decision on phase 2 (NOK 7.5bn, about $700m; capacity from 1.5 to over 5 Mt of CO2 a year from 2028, with a 15-year Stockholm Exergi agreement for 900,000 tons a year). The company reported a 14.8% ROACE for 2024 and tightened its 2025 emissions targets (methane -60% against 2020). Other items listed without terms: six new battery storage projects in Germany, a green hydrogen tie-up with RWE at the Leuna refinery, Mozambique LNG investigations, Grandpuits, and the 23 May 2025 shareholders' meeting.
A bundle of December 2024 releases headed by a 'capital recycling' announcement: an acquisition of VSB in Germany and the sale of 50% of a 2 GW US renewable portfolio (no terms in the text provided). The detailed items are: it sold 50% of West Burton Energy, a 1.3 GW UK gas plant with 49 MW of battery storage bought in June 2024 with the stated plan to resell half, to EPH's UK subsidiary EPUKI, which leaves its net flexible generation at 700 MW. It also completed the acquisition of SapuraOMV's upstream gas assets in Malaysia, resolving the OMV Malaysia deal agreed in January 2024. Other items listed without terms: a 300 MW solar award in Saudi Arabia, 300 MW of renewables in Oman, and the Northern Endurance CCS project. Gross renewables capacity passed 24 GW at end 2024 against the 35 GW 2025 goal. Denis Toulouse now signs as Company Treasurer, replacing Gwenola Jan. Buybacks continue, e.g. about EUR 175m on 9-13 December.
The Board declared a third 2024 interim dividend of EUR 0.79 per share, up close to 7% on 2023, matching the second interim. The October bundle also lists a final investment decision on GranMorgu (Suriname Block 58, previously targeted for a late-2024 decision), first oil from Mero-3 in Brazil, a sale of its Brazil fuel distribution business to SIM Distribuidora, and two German offshore wind projects with RWE (no terms in the text provided). A Morocco 'Chbika' green hydrogen project (1 GW of solar and wind, 200,000 tons a year of green ammonia) with TE H2 (an 80/20 TotalEnergies/EREN joint venture), CIP and A.P. Moller Capital has only reached a land-reservation contract and pre-FEED studies. Buybacks continue, e.g. 1,843,776 shares for about EUR 111m on 21-25 October.
The Board declared a second 2024 interim dividend of EUR 0.79 per share, up close to 7% on 2023 (the 0.74 euro third interim). The July bundle also lists the sale of its interest in the SPDC joint venture in Nigeria (keeping its gas supply interest to Nigeria LNG), a stake in the OranjeWind offshore wind farm in the Netherlands, a UAE Ruwais LNG partnership, the Source EV-charging company with SSE, and its exit from South Africa offshore Blocks 11B/12B and 5/6/7 (no terms in the text provided). A 100 MW / 200 MWh battery storage project in Dahlem, Germany, is the first sanctioned from the Kyon Energy pipeline acquired in February 2024: over EUR 75m, operations expected in the second half of 2026, with Quadra Energy marketing its output. Buybacks continue under the 24 May 2024 authorisation, e.g. 1,912,659 shares for about EUR 120.6m on 15-19 July. Q2 results figures are not in the text provided.
A bundle of June 2024 releases. TotalEnergies took final investment decision on the Ubeta gas field in Nigeria (OML 58, TotalEnergies operator 40%, NNPCL 60%): a 6-well development, start-up expected 2027, plateau about 300 million cubic feet a day, supplying the Nigeria LNG plant in which it holds 15%. It also won German North Sea lease N-11.2 (1.5 GW), pledging EUR 196m by June 2025 plus EUR 88m a year for 20 years to the grid operator, giving a 3.5 GW hub with N-12.1. Listed without terms: a Sao Tome & Principe exploration licence, sale of its Brunei subsidiary, sale of West of Shetland gas interests, a UK gas-fired power plant purchase, Suriname Block 58 progress towards FID, and Air Products green hydrogen. Buybacks continue.
A bundle of February 2024 releases. The headline is a positive appraisal of the Cronos gas discovery in Cyprus Block 6, which follows the 2022 discovery and the Zeus-1 find; the text provided gives no appraisal results. Buybacks continue: 2,798,275 shares for about EUR 167.8m on 12-16 February, now under the shareholder authorisation. Also listed without terms: a TotalEnergies/Vantage 75/25 drillship JV, Akpo West production start in Nigeria, indicative 2024-25 dividend dates, the 2024 employee capital increase, an Airbus sustainable aviation fuel partnership (supply for more than half of Airbus's European needs; TotalEnergies targets 1.5 Mt/yr of SAF by 2030), and 0.8 Mtpa of LNG to Sembcorp for 16 years.
A bundle of January 2024 releases. TotalEnergies agreed to buy all of Kyon Energy, a German battery storage developer, for EUR 90m upfront plus earn-outs tied to development targets, subject to authorisation; this extends its German power push after Quadra Energy. It also agreed with European Energy to take 85% of the 240 MW Jammerland Bugt and 72.2% of the 165 MW Lillebaelt South wind projects in Denmark, subject to approvals, building on the September 2023 onshore JV. Listed without terms in the text provided: closing of the EUR 3.4bn service stations deal with Alimentation Couche-Tard in Europe, 200 charging sites bought from Wenea in Spain, an agreement to acquire OMV's upstream gas assets in Malaysia, a 20-year New Jersey supply contract of 1.3 GW+, higher Namibia interests in blocks 2913B and 2912, and the second Mero phase starting production.
A bundle of December 2023 releases. The headline item is an agreement to sell TotalEnergies' minority stake in the Natref refinery in South Africa to the Prax Group (1 Dec); the text provided gives no stake size or price. Terms that are given: a 216 MW solar plant with 500 MWh battery storage in South Africa's Northern Cape (TotalEnergies 35%, Hydra Storage Holding 35%, Reatile Renewables 30%), financial close 14 Dec, operating expected 2025; a new Suriname Block 64 licence (TotalEnergies operator 40%, QatarEnergy 30%, Petronas 30%); and a French 2024 wage deal (5% rise, bonus of at least EUR 2,000). Also listed without terms: a 25.5% farm-down of Seagreen to PTTEP, a 1 GW Kazakhstan wind investment agreement, a Mozambique 1,500 MW hydropower selection, and three start-up acquisitions. Gross renewables capacity was 22 GW at end 2023, against the 35 GW 2025 goal.
The Board declared a third 2023 interim dividend of EUR 0.74 per share, up more than 7% on the 0.69 euro paid for 2022 (dates are not in the text provided). Other October 2023 items: TotalEnergies closed the sale of its 50% interest in Surmont to ConocoPhillips and sold the rest of its Canadian upstream assets to Suncor (prices not in the text provided), which ends the Canadian upstream position and follows the January Fort Hills step. It sold 44% of the Attentive Energy offshore wind project off New York/New Jersey to Corio (27.7%) and Rise (16.3%) for $420m cash, keeping 56% as operator. Also listed without terms: Q3 results, a 1.4 GW New York power supply award, Quadra Energy acquisition in Germany, Scotland's biggest offshore wind farm commissioned, and a Mozambique LNG response. Buybacks continue, e.g. 2,926,784 shares for about EUR 185m on 16-20 October.
A bundle of September 2023 releases. The headline item is a contract to install and operate 1,100 high-power EV charge points in Germany (27 September; terms not in the text provided). Other items: a 200,000 b/d oil project in Suriname Block 58 with a sanction target of end 2024; a 65/35 joint venture with European Energy for at least 4 GW of onshore renewables (subject to approvals); a 50/50 JV with Adani Green Energy of 1,050 MWac in India, with TotalEnergies investing $300m; sale of a 40% interest in Angola Block 20 to Petronas; acquisition of Ombrea in France; a Grandpuits plastic recycling unit; and a Board statement reaffirming support for the multi-energy strategy and management. Absheron was inaugurated on 1 September. Details beyond the exhibit titles are not in the text provided.
A bundle of August 2023 releases. TotalEnergies acquired a 26% interest in the Cash-Maple gas discoveries in Australia to supply Ichthys LNG (21 August); the text provided gives no price or seller. It agreed with SOCAR to sell 15% each of the Absheron gas field to ADNOC, leaving TotalEnergies with 35% (SOCAR 35%, ADNOC 30%), subject to approvals; first-phase production started in early July. It also signed a preliminary agreement to invest in Zhero Europe alongside Baker Hughes, Technip Energies and Azimut (no amount given), and acquired a 40% interest in a Norway CO2 storage exploration licence (no terms in the text provided). Gwenola Jan now signs as Company Treasurer, replacing Marie-Sophie Wolkenstein. Buybacks continue under the 26 May 2023 authorisation, e.g. 2,682,783 shares for about EUR 146m on 31 July-4 August.
A bundle of January 2023 releases. The headline item is that TotalEnergies EP Canada acquired an additional interest in Fort Hills ahead of its planned spin-off (27 January); the text provided gives no stake size, price or buyer/seller details. Other items listed: BioBéarn, France's largest biogas unit (160 GWh/yr capacity, TotalEnergies' 18th biogas unit, taking its biogas capacity to about 700 GWh against a 20 TWh by 2030 goal); a floating LNG regasification unit commissioned at Lubmin, Germany; the Lapa South-West launch in Brazil; an Oman gas strategy update; and QatarEnergy joining TotalEnergies and Eni on two Lebanon blocks (no terms in the text provided). Weekly buybacks continue, e.g. 2,723,250 shares for about EUR 160m on 23-27 January, and 4,098,990 shares for about EUR 241m on 2-6 January.
A bundle of December 2022 releases. TotalEnergies and Eni (operator) made a new gas discovery at Zeus-1 in Cyprus Block 6, with 105 metres of net gas pay; TotalEnergies has 50%, and the discovery follows Cronos-1 in August 2022 and is being assessed for fast-track development. TotalEnergies decided to withdraw its directors from Novatek, stop equity-accounting for its 19.4% stake and record a $3.7bn impairment in Q4; this goes beyond the earlier Russian exits and leaves the stake held but no longer influenced by it (details are in the exhibit title only). It won the Agua Marinha pre-salt exploration block in Brazil's Campos Basin with a 30% interest (Petrobras operator 30%, QatarEnergy 20%, Petronas 20%), and announced a giant petrochemical complex with Aramco in Saudi Arabia (no terms in the text provided). Weekly buyback of 4,908,613 shares (about EUR 280m) for 12-16 December is also reported.
A bundle of October-November 2022 releases. The headline is an oil discovery in the Sépia area of Brazil (31 October), where TotalEnergies holds a 28% non-operated interest from the 2021 round; the text provided contains no discovery details. In Libya it increased its Waha interest (15 November), which follows the Hess stake purchase approved in 2021; the new percentage is not in the text provided. It will start exploration on Block 9 offshore Lebanon after the Israel-Lebanon maritime border agreement. Air Liquide will invest over EUR 130m in a hydrogen unit at Grandpuits that TotalEnergies will buy output from under a long-term contract. Buyback disclosures continue, and the company answered Greenpeace and South African campaigners over its gas project there (production licence applied for 5 September).
The Board declared a third 2022 interim dividend of 0.69 euro per share, up 5% on 2021 and equal to the first two 2022 interims, and set the ex-dividend and payment dates for the 1 euro special interim dividend announced in September (the dates themselves are not in the text provided). The filing also lists Q3 2022 results (no figures in the text provided), a 12 GW renewables partnership in Brazil with Casa dos Ventos, and the start-up of the 800 MWp Al Kharsaah solar plant in Qatar. In a Holcim MoU (Belgium) it will study capturing about 1.3 million tons of CO2 a year at the Obourg cement plant; it also declined to attend a European Parliament hearing on Tilenga/EACOP in Uganda and Tanzania.
The headline says the Board approved a special interim dividend of 1 euro per share (the currency symbol is missing from the title), alongside the 28 September Strategy & Outlook presentation. The text provided is cut off before the dividend details, so no ex-dividend or payment dates are given here (the October filing sets them). Other items in the filing: Grandpuits (France) sustainable aviation fuel deal with SARIA, under which TotalEnergies takes 50% of a SARIA animal-fat esters activity and SARIA takes an equal stake in the Grandpuits biofuels business, lifting SAF capacity to 210,000 tons a year (25% above the 2020 plan), subject to employee consultation and authority approval. Weekly buyback disclosures show 3,858,301 shares bought 19-23 September for about EUR 188m. Listed without terms in the text provided: sale of the non-operated Sarsang interest in Iraq, Oman Block 11 agreement, Argentina Fenix gas project launch, and selection as QatarEnergy's first partner in North Field South LNG.
31 Aug 2022asset acquisition disposition● NeutralMajor
TotalEnergies signed the final agreement to sell its 49% interest in Terneftegaz, which operates the Termokarstovoye gas field, to Novatek, on terms it says let it recover the amounts it invested; closing is expected in September 2022. It also completed the sale of its remaining 20% of the Kharyaga oil project to Zarubezhneft on 3 August 2022. Both follow its March 2022 principles of conduct and the suspension of Russian activities that do not supply Europe, while it keeps its Yamal LNG supply obligations to Europe. The price is not given. It also denied producing jet fuel for the Russian army after a Le Monde article. Northern Lights signed its first commercial CO2 storage deal, with Yara from early 2025 (800,000 tons per year).
The Board declared a second 2022 interim dividend of 0.69 euro per share, equal to the first 2022 interim and 5% above 2021. It is paid in cash, ex-dividend 2 January 2023, paid 12 January 2023 (ADS holders: 29 December 2022 and 25 January 2023). Separately, TotalEnergies announced it has definitively withdrawn from Myanmar, completing the exit announced in January. In Angola it took final investment decisions on Begonia ($850m, 30,000 b/d, expected late 2024), an 11.8% stake in the NAG1 gas project (production mid-2026), and a 51% stake in the Quilemba solar plant. Other items, such as the ADNOC alliance, an Algeria contract and Papua LNG, are listed without terms in the text provided.
TotalEnergies agreed with Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) to buy 50% of Clearway Energy Group, a US renewables developer with 7.7 GW operating and a 25 GW pipeline. GIP gets $1.6bn cash plus 50% minus one share in the TotalEnergies subsidiary that holds its 50.6% of SunPower, so this partly gives up control of SunPower. This builds on the renewables push (35 GW by 2025, 100 GW by 2030), and it is subject to regulatory approvals. At the 25 May meeting shareholders approved all resolutions, including the 2.64 euro dividend and 89% support for the climate resolution. Other items: Mero first-phase production started in Brazil, Ballymore was sanctioned in the Gulf of Mexico, and wind leases and partnerships were announced (terms not given).
A bundle of February 2022 releases. TotalEnergies agreed to buy SunPower's commercial and industrial solar business in the US (headline only; price and terms are not in the text provided), which fits its existing 51.7% holding in SunPower. It also withdrew from the North Platte deep-water project in the Gulf of Mexico, announced another Block 58 discovery in Suriname and a Namibia discovery in Block 2913B, and won a 3 GW+ offshore wind lease off New York/New Jersey (no terms given). The one detailed item is the annual employee share issue: up to 18 million shares (0.68% of capital), priced at a 20% discount to a 20-day average price, subscription 29 April to 13 May 2022, which would slightly dilute existing shareholders if fully taken up. Other releases (Lake Albert launch, Veolia biomethane, Honeywell recycling, 2021 results and dividend decisions) are listed without terms in the text provided.
