TotalEnergies Advances Normandy Offshore Wind Project
3, June 2026
TotalEnergies has applied for authorization for the 1.5-GW Centre Manche Energies offshore wind project about 40 km off Normandy, France.
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TotalEnergies May Exit German Offshore Wind Sites
19, May 2026
TotalEnergies reportedly plans to withdraw from several German offshore wind leases as rising construction costs and slower grid expansion weigh on project economics.
TotalEnergies and Chevron Advance Nigeria Deepwater Drilling
14, May 2026
TotalEnergies and Chevron are advancing offshore drilling and appraisal work in Nigeria as West Africa’s deepwater sector attracts renewed investment interest.
Seadrill Lifts Backlog to $3.1 Billion
11, May 2026
Seadrill added more than $860 million in rig awards across the U.S. Gulf, Brazil and Angola, raising total contract backlog to $3.1 billion.
Engie Holds Talks on U.S. Offshore Wind Lease Exit
22, April 2026
Engie confirmed talks with U.S. officials on canceling three offshore wind leases after the administration agreed to reimburse TotalEnergies for its U.S. offshore wind positions.
TotalEnergies Finds More Hydrocarbons Offshore Congo
13, April 2026
TotalEnergies EP Congo has made a new hydrocarbon discovery on the Moho license offshore Congo, where the MHNM-6 NFW well encountered about 160 m of hydrocarbons. The company plans to develop the find, alongside earlier Moho F discoveries, through a tie-back to existing Moho facilities.
US Lawmakers Press for Answers on TotalEnergies Wind Deal
4, April 2026
US lawmakers Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ed Markey are seeking legal and funding details on a planned $928 million payment to TotalEnergies tied to the cancellation of offshore wind projects off the US East Coast.
US Shifts Offshore Wind Pressure to Lease Buyouts
1, April 2026
The Trump administration is shifting its offshore wind approach toward lease buyouts tied to oil and gas reinvestment, though the model may not fit renewable-focused developers.
US Wind Lease Exit Hits Offshore Transport Planning
24, March 2026
The US decision to reimburse TotalEnergies for two cancelled offshore wind leases is sending disruption through offshore transport, installation vessel planning, fabrication schedules and global supply chains.
