TotalEnergies Expands Upstream in Namibia & UK, Advances e-NG Project, and Secures Mozambique LNG Financing

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TotalEnergies announced multiple strategic developments, including expanding its operated upstream presence in Namibia, merging its UK upstream business to create a leading independent producer, advancing a large-scale e-NG project in the US, and securing financing for the Mozambique LNG project.

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• Namibia Upstream Expansion

  TotalEnergies acquired a 40% operated interest in Namibia's prolific PEL83 license, including the Mopane discovery, from Galp. This consolidates its position as operator of the two largest oil discoveries in Namibia (Venus and Mopane), positioning the company for a major producing hub.

• UK Upstream Business Merger

  TotalEnergies merged its UK Upstream business with NEO NEXT, creating NEO NEXT+, which will be the largest independent oil and gas producer in the UK with over 250,000 boe/d production in 2026. TotalEnergies will hold a 47.5% leading share in the new entity.

• Large-Scale e-NG Project in US

  TotalEnergies partnered with TES, Osaka Gas, Toho Gas, and ITOCHU to develop the Live Oak project in Nebraska for large-scale e-NG (e-methane) production. The project targets 250 MW of electrolysis and 75 ktpa of methanation, with a Final Investment Decision (FID) expected in 2027.

• Mozambique LNG Project Financing Secured

  The Mozambique LNG project secured its financing, with partners agreeing to provide additional equity to replace contributions from UK Export Finance and Atradius. This ensures the continuation of the $15.4 billion project, with approximately 90% of external financing confirmed.

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This 6-K filing details a series of significant strategic moves by TotalEnergies across its upstream and new energies segments, reinforcing its long-term growth and portfolio optimization. The company has substantially strengthened its position in Namibia by becoming the operator of two major oil discoveries, indicating a strong commitment to a new prolific basin. The merger of its UK upstream business creates a dominant independent producer, streamlining its operations in a mature region. Furthermore, the advancement of a large-scale e-NG project in the US highlights its dedication to decarbonization and future energy solutions. The clarification and securing of financing for the Mozambique LNG project, despite requiring additional partner equity, removes a key uncertainty for a multi-billion dollar development. These combined actions demonstrate active portfolio management and strategic investments that are highly material to the company's future outlook.