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TotalEnergies’ Form 6-K compiles a month of strategic project, climate and capital-allocation updates. The company agreed with Allianz Global Investors to co-develop 11 battery storage projects in Germany totaling 789 MW / 1,628 MWh, backed by a €500 million investment. It continued heavy share repurchases, buying around €95 million of stock in each of several weekly periods between late February and late March 2026.
TotalEnergies reported start-up of the Lapa South-West project in Brazil and a new 25,000-barrel-per-day facility at Libya’s Mabruk field, plus Angola’s Quiluma gas field, expected to supply about 330 million cubic feet per day for LNG exports. It exited U.S. offshore wind via lease-settlement agreements and plans to reinvest reimbursed fees into U.S. gas and power, including the 29 Mt Rio Grande LNG project. The company highlighted 2025 climate progress, cutting operated methane emissions 65% versus 2020, reducing operated Scope 1+2 emissions to 33.1 Mt from 46 Mt in 2015, and lowering lifecycle carbon intensity of energy products sold by 18.6% versus 2015 as net electricity output reached 48 TWh.
TotalEnergies has called a combined shareholders’ meeting for May 29, 2026 in Courbevoie to vote on 2025 accounts, dividends, share buybacks, board mandates, compensation and broad capital-raising delegations.
The board proposes approving 2025 statutory profit of €13.72 billion, distributable profit of €37.97 billion and a total ordinary dividend of €3.40 per share, equal to €7.41 billion. Three interim dividends of €0.85 per share have already been paid; the final €0.85 per share would be detached on June 30, 2026 and paid on July 2, 2026 on Euronext and July 22, 2026 on the NYSE. Shareholders are also asked to renew and expand authorizations: an 18‑month share buyback program capped at 10% of share capital, with an indicative maximum of 169,758,529 shares at up to €100 per share (about €16.98 billion), plus multiple 26‑month delegations to issue shares or equity-linked securities, including up to €10 billion via public offerings without preemptive rights, in exchange offers or for employee share plans.
TotalEnergies reported lower but still strong 2025 results while accelerating its transition strategy. Sales were $201.2 billion, with IFRS net income of $13.1 billion and adjusted net income of $15.6 billion, both down about 15–17% as oil prices fell 15%.
Cash flow from operations excluding working capital was $27.8 billion, funding net investments of $17.1 billion, including roughly $3.5 billion in low‑carbon energies. Return on average capital employed was 12.6%, and hydrocarbon production grew nearly 4% to 2,529 kboe/d, helped by multiple project start‑ups.
The company expanded Integrated LNG and Integrated Power, lifting LNG sales to 43.9 Mt and net power production to 48.1 TWh, with renewables capacity rising to 34.1 GW. The Board plans a 2025 dividend of €3.40/share, up 5.6%, and executed $7.5 billion of buybacks, while gearing increased to 14.7%. 2026 guidance targets ~5% total energy production growth and Integrated Power cash flow above $3 billion under a $60/b Brent and $10/MBtu TTF scenario.
Amundi and Amundi Asset Management filed an amendment reporting beneficial ownership of 222,647,121 shares of TotalEnergies, equal to 10.09% of the class. The filing states Amundi has shared voting power on 50,639,446 shares and shared dispositive power on 222,647,121 shares.
The filing notes: "Amundi does not have the voting rights on 167,642,089 shares which are held through a FCPE (Fonds Commun de Placement d Entreprise...)" and identifies a set of Amundi subsidiaries involved in the reported holdings.
TotalEnergies SE files a Form 6-K summarizing a wide set of strategic, financial and operational developments. The Board is proposing a fiscal 2025 dividend of 3.40 €/share, a 5.6% increase over 3.22 €/share, with a final 0.85 €/share payment planned, plus an indicative 2026 dividend timetable.
The company reports share repurchases of 590,596 shares for €37,999,901.50 between February 12–13, 2026 and 1,456,551 shares for €94,999,785.60 between February 16–20, 2026. It signed long-term energy agreements including 1 GW of solar PPAs with Google in Texas for 15 years, 3.3 TWh of renewable power for Airbus sites in Germany and the UK, and a letter of intent to offtake 2 Mtpa of LNG for 20 years from the Alaska LNG project. TotalEnergies also expands its exploration portfolio with a 42.5% operated interest in Namibia’s PEL104 license and details numerous initiatives in France in refining, renewables, EV charging and social programs.
Clean Energy Fuels Corp. major holder TotalEnergies updates its stake and selling plans. TotalEnergies SE and its subsidiary TotalEnergies Marketing Services SAS report beneficial ownership of 51,788,569 shares of Clean Energy Fuels common stock, representing 23.6% of the class based on 219,430,950 shares outstanding as of February 17, 2026.
The stake includes 42,581,801 shares owned by the subsidiary and 9,206,768 additional shares subject to a voting agreement with the issuer’s directors and officers, giving shared voting power over those shares, while beneficial ownership of the voting‑agreement shares is expressly disclaimed. As of the close of business on February 25, 2026, these amounts remained unchanged and there were no transactions in the prior 60 days.
On November 24, 2025, the reporting persons entered into a Rule 10b5‑1 Sale Plan with J.P. Morgan Securities LLC. Under this plan, they directed the broker to dispose of up to 6,164,720 shares of Clean Energy Fuels common stock held by the subsidiary, beginning February 27, 2026, subject to applicable U.S. securities laws and Rule 144 limitations.
Amundi and Amundi Asset Management report a significant ownership position in TotalEnergies SE shares as of 12/31/2025. They report beneficial ownership of 222,647,121 shares, representing 10.09% of the class. Amundi has shared voting power over 50,639,446 shares and shared dispositive power over all 222,647,121 shares.
For 167,749,945 of these shares, held through a French employee investment vehicle (FCPE) dedicated to TotalEnergies employees, voting rights are exercised by the FCPE’s supervisory board, not by Amundi. The securities are described as acquired and held in the ordinary course of business and not for the purpose of changing or influencing control of TotalEnergies.
TotalEnergies reports softer but still strong 2025 results. Full-year sales were $201,196 million, down 6%, while net income attributable to shareholders was $13,127 million, 17% lower than 2024. Adjusted net income reached $15,587 million and adjusted EBITDA $40,555 million, both declining mid‑teens to high single digits.
Despite lower prices, the Company grew production and advanced its transition. Hydrocarbon production averaged 2,529 kboe/d, up 4%, LNG sales rose to 43.9 Mt, and net power generation increased 17% to 48.1 TWh, with renewables capacity reaching 34.1 GW. Cash flow from operations excluding working capital was $27,839 million, net cash flow $10,748 million, and gearing ended at 14.7%. The Company returned cash through $7.5 billion of share buybacks, paid $8,121 million in dividends and maintained double‑digit returns, with ROE at 13.6% and ROACE at 12.6%. It also reported lower environmental footprint, including a 22% cut in methane emissions versus 2024 and estimated Scope 3 Category 11 emissions of 335 Mt CO2e, down 2%.
TotalEnergies SE files a Form 6-K summarizing a series of recent business developments across multiple regions. A key highlight is entering the Block 8 offshore exploration permit in Lebanon, where TotalEnergies holds 35% as operator alongside Eni (35%) and QatarEnergy (30%).
The initial work program on Block 8 is a 1,200 km2 3D seismic survey to further assess exploration potential, following an unsuccessful Qana well on Block 9, while the company reiterates its commitment to Lebanese exploration. Other exhibits cover own-share transactions, a planned oil interest divestment in Nigeria, a petroleum trading venture in Bahrain, extension of Libya’s Waha concessions to 2050, a 10-year 800 GWh renewable power supply contract in France, the full restart of Mozambique LNG, and reinforced long-term cooperation with Galp in Namibia.