About us

Active in more than 130 countries, TotalEnergies puts sustainable development in all its dimensions at the heart of its projects and operations to contribute to the well-being of people. From ensuring people’s safety and security to meeting the challenges of climate change and strengthening our integration into local communities, we act in a sustainable and responsible manner every day. TotalEnergies aims to get to carbon net zero by 2050 and has outlined three major steps to meet this ambition:

  1. Carbon net zero across the worldwide operations of TotalEnergies by 2050 or sooner
  2. Carbon net zero across all production and energy products used by customers of TotalEnergies in Europe
  3. 60% or more reduction in the average carbon density in energy products used worldwide by customers of TotalEnergies by 2050

For our gas and electricity customers in the UK, that means access to products that will help you achieve your own carbon neutrality goals.

  • Renewable energy
  • Carbon neutral energy
  • EV charging
  • Solar

For more details, please go to: gas-power.totalenergies.uk/carbon-net-zero

Latest news

TotalEnergies and Casa dos Ventos form renewable energy JV in Brazil

The two companies plan to jointly develop a renewable portfolio with 12GW of capacity

Get informed to get prepared for this winter

Getting expert advice from your supplier and learning more about the support out there can help this winter

New partnership to establish advanced research centre for clean energy in Denmark

The centre of excellence will focus on developing reliable, profitable and low-emission energy solutions to support decarbonisation of industrial facilities

Inpex, Woodside and TotalEnergies granted permit for CCS research in Australia

The permit awarded to the Bonparte CCS Assessment joint venture will enable the companies to carry out evaluation and appraisal work, set to begin in 2023

‘World first’: Oil giants sign cross-border CO2 transportation and storage deal with Yara

Northern Lights and Yara will transport CO2 captured from an ammonia and fertiliser plant in the Netherlands and permanently store it under the seabed off the coast of Norway

Scotland’s largest offshore wind farm is go

The 1,075MW site will power 1.6m homes once operational

Energy market update: Upcoming regulatory changes and the impact on customers

Here, Rob Kerr, our Customer Services Director summarises upcoming changes to the business energy market and what they mean in practice for customers

Equinor and partners mull 1GW floating offshore wind farm to power oil fields

Located around 65 kilometres west of Bergen in the Troll and Oseberg fields, Trollvind would supply around 4.3TWh of electricity a year to the offshore fields through on onshore connection point

Adani and TotalEnergies partner for ‘world’s largest’ green hydrogen facility

The new project represents the largest hydrogen commitment in India by a company

TotalEnergies to buy 50% stake in US renewable giant Clearway Energy

It has signed agreements with Global Infrastructure Partners towards the purchase CEG, which is TotalEnergies' largest acquisition in renewables in the US

Developing activities that contribute to society’s carbon neutrality

Carbon storage is a key factor to achieve carbon neutrality in the second half of the 21st century. We are developing businesses with a focus on preserving and restoring ecosystems that act as carbon sinks and on CCUS technology

TotalEnergies bolsters US renewables portfolio by 4GW

It has acquired Austin-based Core Solar

TotalEnergies and Japan’s ENEOS tie up for 2GW solar power in Asia

The two companies have formed a 50/50 joint venture to develop the solar projects over the next five years

3D carbon capture pilot begins in Dunkirk

It is expected to capture more than 4,000 tonnes of carbon each year

TotalEnergies to stop buying oil from Russia by year-end

The French energy giant said it would provide no new capital for its Arctic LNG project in Siberia, which is still under construction, however, it will continue to buy natural gas from Russia

Thought leadership

How TCR will affect you

In 2019, Ofgem published its much-anticipated Targeted Charging Review which looked at the way in which transmission (TNUoS) and distribution (DUoS) costs of the electricity network were recovered

2022 End of year review and what’s to come in 2023

Welcome to the first blog of 2023 where we’ll be taking a look back at events affecting the energy market in 2022, looking ahead into 2023 and what’s coming up

Get informed to get prepared for this winter

Getting expert advice from your supplier and learning more about the support out there can help this winter

The Energy Bill Relief Scheme – Latest information for customers with flexible contracts

What we know so far about the EBRS for customers on flexible contracts

The Energy Bill Relief Scheme – Government support for businesses is here

Unprecedented increases in wholesale energy costs, and wider inflationary pressures increasing non-commodity costs (or industry charges) have led to surges in the price of energy bills

TotalEnergies welcomes government support

Responding to the energy support package, TotalEnergies released the following statement

TotalEnergies at The Big Zero Show

Hear from James Turner, TotalEnergies

Why all of the energy industry is key to achieving net zero

future Net Zero spoke with TotalEnergies’ Mark Rose on how it’s looking to become a ‘business of the future’ after being a ‘business of the past’

The Impacts of Inflation on Non-Commodity Costs

Anton Roberts, Commercial & Transformation Director at TotalEnergies Gas & Power, talks about the impacts of recent inflationary rises on non-commodity costs, and therefore energy bills

Energy is reinventing itself; Total is becoming TotalEnergies

'The name TotalEnergies reflects how our company is changing in order to meet the challenge posed by climate change in a world that needs ever more energy’

‘Energy-intensive businesses can’t go green on their own’

Ibstock and Total say the secret to their partnership's green success has been a shared ambition to deliver net zero