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TotalEnergies (TTE) and China Three Gorges Corporation (CTG) have established a Joint Venture in electric mobility in China, focusing on developing over 11,000 high power EV charging points in Hubei Province by 2025. The equally owned venture aims to leverage TTE's expertise in electric mobility and CTG's capabilities in green energy. The project addresses China's goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2060, aligning with the growing demand for electric vehicle infrastructure. The electricity powering the network will primarily come from renewable sources.

TotalEnergies has released two significant documents ahead of COP26 to contribute to the energy transition debate. The first, 'Energy Landscape,' provides insights into the current global energy system, while the second, 'TotalEnergies Energy Outlook 2021,' outlines two scenarios for achieving sustainability by 2050, incorporating recent commitments from major economies. The company emphasizes its strategy towards a net-zero future, aiming to balance energy demands with climate goals, and addresses the roles of energy efficiency and new energy carriers in reducing emissions.

TotalEnergies (Euronext:TTE) has entered a strategic partnership with Safran to develop solutions for decarbonizing the aviation industry. This collaboration aims for net zero CO₂ emissions by 2050, focusing on sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). The partnership will enhance engine compatibility with SAF, optimize energy efficiency, and promote SAF use in aviation. Additionally, French regulations mandate SAF usage in flights, aligning with the European Green Deal's targets for increased SAF integration by 2030.

Mercedes-Benz has joined Stellantis and TotalEnergies as an equal partner in Automotive Cells Company (ACC), each holding a one-third stake. This collaboration aims to enhance ACC's battery cell capacity to at least 120 GWh by 2030, reflecting a commitment to the electric vehicle sector. The initiative, backed by over seven billion euros in investment, underscores the partners' ambition to establish a European battery champion, focusing on safety, performance, and a low carbon footprint. The move also aims to secure supply and economies of scale for electric mobility within Europe.

A consortium comprising TotalEnergies (TTE), Green Investment Group (GIG), and Qair has been pre-selected for a competitive tender to develop a 270 MW floating wind farm off Southern Brittany. The project aims to generate green energy for approximately 250,000 homes in France. The consortium plans to utilize local resources and knowledge, boosting Brittany's economy. With TTE's offshore expertise, GIG's financial backing, and Qair's local experience, the collaboration targets significant advancements in the floating wind industry, enhancing France's renewable energy capabilities.

TotalEnergies (NYSE:TTE) collaborates with Air Liquide to decarbonize hydrogen production at its Normandy platform in France. The project aims to supply low-carbon hydrogen using Air Liquide's hydrogen network and a large-scale CO₂ capture system. Air Liquide will operate a 255 tons-per-day hydrogen unit, optimizing performance and establishing a low-carbon hydrogen network. The project could potentially reduce annual CO₂ emissions by 650,000 tons by 2030. This initiative aligns with both companies' ambitions to reach net zero emissions by 2050.

TotalEnergies has restructured its Executive Committee, effective September 1, 2021. Nicolas Terraz takes over as President of Exploration & Production, while Namita Shah becomes President of OneTech, focusing on technical teams and R&D. Helle Kristoffersen is appointed President of Strategy & Sustainability. The new structure aims to enhance TotalEnergies' transformation into a broader energy company. Other committee members include Patrick Pouyanné (CEO), Stéphane Michel (Gas, Renewables & Power), and Jean-Pierre Sbraire (CFO).

TotalEnergies has signed major agreements with Iraqi ministries to enhance electricity supply in the Basra region. The investments, approximately $10 billion, focus on gas recovery from flaring, enabling 1.5 GW of initial power generation capacity, expanding to 3 GW. Additionally, a 1 GWac solar capacity will be developed. Projects include a gas gathering network, a seawater treatment unit to optimize oil production, and a photovoltaic power plant. These initiatives aim at sustainable development and improving energy access for Iraq’s population.