The Latest Breaking News from TotalEnergies

Why Peugeot is confident its 2027 evo update can address long-standing hypercar issues

Early running with the 2027 car, including a 24-hour test, has given Peugeot confidence that it is heading in the right direction

Motorsport · 11h ago

Bitcoin Quietly Plants a Flag in an Unexpected South American Nation Suriname as Oil Money Starts To Flow

Suriname's grassroots Bitcoin networks predate new VASP rules as TotalEnergies builds a $10.5B oil project ahead of first production in 2028

International Business Times UK · Sep 23

What Venezuela's Total Energies Deal Actually Promises — And What It Leaves Out

TotalEnergies signed a Venezuela oil pact with no field, no funding figure and no start date. Here's what's confirmed — and what's still missing.

Latin Times · Sep 21

Santos to increase stake in huge $20b PNG gas project

Santos is paying $262 million to acquire greater ownership in the Papua LNG gas project as a final decision looms on whether it will proceed.

AAP · Sep 8

Uganda names its crude oil blend 'Pearl Sweet' ahead of commercial production

Ugandan authorities have named the country's prospective crude oil blend "Pearl Sweet," marking a milestone as Uganda prepares for commercial production by the end of the year

The Independent UK · Sep 3

Ensuring a Supertanker Goes Through The Strait Of Hormuz Now Costs Tens Of Millions, Total CEO Says

The U.S. military said it has helped the transport of over 660 million barrels of oil through the Strait of Hormuz despite Iran's blockade over the past months.

International Business Times · Aug 24

$20 million: The cost of shipping oil through Strait of Hormuz, TotalEnergies CEO says

Shipping oil cargoes via the Strait of Hormuz costs approximately twenty million dollars. This significant freight expense creates wide margins for traders and shipowners. Producers are selling oil at lower prices, seeking market access after recent conflicts. Global oil prices remain below one hundred dollars due to these consistent shipments.…

The Economic Times · Aug 24

Exxon, Lyondell among suitors for Shell's US chemical assets, could fetch $8 billion, FT reports

Shell is reportedly seeking to sell its U.S. chemical assets for up to eight billion dollars. Several major companies and a private equity firm have expressed interest in these facilities. Potential buyers submitted non-binding offers last month for the entire business or parts. This divestment aligns with Shell's strategy to…

The Economic Times · Aug 24

Decision on $20b Papua LNG project due by year-end

Santos and its partners have targeted a fourth-quarter decision on a massive gas project in Papua New Guinea that would be the country's second.

AAP · Aug 19

$48 billion profit! 5 global oil majors cash in on oil surge amid Iran war. Where is money flowing?

Five global oil majors — Exxon Mobil, Chevron, BP, Shell and TotalEnergies — posted a combined $48 billion profit in Q2, benefiting from oil prices surging above $100 a barrel amid US-Iran hostilities. Their combined cash generation hit a record $90 billion, surpassing levels seen after Russia’s 2022 invasion of…

The Economic Times · Aug 10