Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
2 Jan 2026drilling result▲ Good
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 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 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 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).
A bundle of November 2021 releases. In Libya, the government approved TotalEnergies and ConocoPhillips jointly buying Hess's 8.16% of the Waha concessions, raising TotalEnergies' stake from 16.33% to 20.41%; it also signed a non-binding MoU for 500 MW of solar and confirmed intent to develop the $2bn, 100 kbpd North Gialo project. It launched its largest French solar plant (55 MW) and won 51 MW in a French tender. The Yunlin offshore wind farm in Taiwan produced first power from its first turbine; no capacity or terms are in the text provided. Renaud Lions was named head of investor relations, and share-buyback disclosures continue.
A bundle of September 2020 releases, mostly on the energy transition. Total and Groupe PSA created the battery joint venture ACC (Total's battery subsidiary Saft is a partner; mass production could start from 2023, with public support of 1.3 billion and total investment above 5 billion per the release). Total also resigned as operator of five Foz do Amazonas exploration blocks in Brazil (partners Petrobras and BP; later reported as an exit), announced more than 500 million to convert the Grandpuits refinery to biofuels and bioplastics, and bought London's largest EV charge point network. The text provided does not give the terms for most items, and the 2020 Strategy & Outlook presentation content is not shown.
Total and Apache announced a second discovery in Block 58 offshore Suriname (Sapakara West-1, 2 April 2020), after the Maka Central-1 find, with 79 metres of net pay of light oil and gas condensate. Further testing is needed to size the resources, and Total (50% partner) becomes operator after the fourth well (Kwaskwasi next, then Keskesi), which continues the Apache entry deal from December 2019. The same bundle reports Total closed the sale of its 86.95% of Brunei Block CA1 to Shell and signed sales of its Liberia and Sierra Leone marketing businesses to Conex (together over $400m, counting toward the $5bn 2019-20 divestment target), the Brunei sale being the 'Brunei Block J'-type items still listed as pending are not confirmed here. It also reports two LNG-powered VLCC charters (delivery 2022), 135 MW of French solar tender wins, and the acquisition of Tullow's Uganda Lake Albert interests (terms not in the text provided).
A bundle covering September 2018. Total agreed (25 Sept) to buy Chevron Denmark Inc., which holds a 12% interest in the Danish Underground Consortium, raising its operated share from 31.2% to 43.2% (Shell 36.8%, Nordsofonden 20%); the price is not in the text provided and approval from partners and authorities is still needed. This builds on the Maersk Oil assets bought in March. Bayport Polymers (Total 50%, with Borealis and NOVA Chemicals) took a final investment decision on a 625,000-ton-a-year polyethylene unit in Texas, start-up scheduled 2021. Other titles listed: positive appraisal of the Myanmar A6 block discovery, a UK gas find, the results of the Direct Energie public tender offer (20 Sept), the first 2018 interim dividend distribution, the G2mobility EV charging acquisition, and a strategy presentation; the text of these was not provided, so their results and terms are unknown.
Total signed to buy Samson Offshore Anchor LLC, giving it a 12.5% interest in the Anchor discovery blocks in the deepwater US Gulf of Mexico (operated by Chevron 55%) plus 12.5% of the nearby Green Canyon 761 block, where it already held 25%; the price is not in the text provided. It also completed the Petrobras alliance deal: Total took 35% and operatorship of Brazil's Lapa field and 22.5% of Iara for US$1.95 billion, with a further US$400 million that Petrobras can trigger. Fort Hills in Canada reached first oil (details truncated), a milestone for that long-running project. The second 2017 interim dividend was taken in shares by 21% of holders, with 7,087,904 new shares (0.28% of share capital) issued at 46.55 euros with no discount, and 1,231 million euros paid in cash on 11 January 2018.
TOTAL reported a major gas discovery at the Absheron X-2 well in the Caspian Sea, Azerbaijan (40% interest and operator; SOCAR 40%, GDF SUEZ 20%). First results suggest potential of several trillion cubic feet of gas, and further drilling and testing are still to come. The filing also reports a hydrocarbon discovery in French Guiana (25% interest, Tullow operating), a 40% stake in five offshore blocks in Kenya, interests in three deep-offshore blocks in Indonesia, and the launch of the 'Total access' low-price station concept in France.
TOTAL reported a gas and condensate discovery on the Aquio block in Bolivia (80% interest, operator; Tecpetrol 20%). A 20% stake is to be assigned to Gazprom under a 2010 agreement still awaiting Bolivian approval. The filing also covers a 49% farm-in to two Polish shale gas concessions with ExxonMobil (subject to Polish approval), the start-up of Greater Angostura Phase 2 in Trinidad (30%), the sale of its Gassled stake to Silex Gas Norway, and a tender offer for 60% of SunPower. The shareholders' meeting approved all resolutions, including a 2.28 euro dividend per share for 2010, stable versus the previous year.
