TotalEnergies
– a global multi-energy company

TotalEnergies is a global integrated energy company that produces and markets energies:

  • Oil and biofuels
  • Natural gas, biogas and low-carbon hydrogen
  • Renewables and electricity


With more than 100,000 employees worldwide, TotalEnergies is committed to providing energy that is reliable, affordable, and more sustainable. Active in around 120 countries, the Company places sustainability at the heart of its strategy, its projects and its operations.

TotalEnergies’ ambition is to supply the energy the world needs today and tomorrow, making it ever more accessible, reliable and affordable, while continuously reducing its environmental footprint.

Developing CCS to support the energy transition

The IEA’s NZE scenario includes the use of CCS up to 6 Gt of CO2 per year in 2050, in order to reduce emissions from residual oil and gas consumption, as well as from other industrial processes.

In the Danish North Sea, TotalEnergies is developing Project Bifrost, comprising three offshore CO2 storage licenses: Dagny, Harald and Inez. Together, these licenses support the development of large‑scale CO2 storage in Denmark and contribute to establishing the North Sea as a European hub for offshore CO2 storage.

Key strategic areas

Developing large‑scale CO2 storage to support the energy transition

TotalEnergies develops safe, long‑term and scalable CO2 storage solutions for sectors where electrification and energy efficiency cannot eliminate emissions.

Building offshore CO2 storage hubs in Europe

The Company is developing CCS projects in the North Sea, leveraging favorable geology, existing offshore infrastructure, and cross‑border transport routes. These projects contribute to establishing Europe as a competitive and reliable region for offshore CO2 storage.

Supporting the decarbonization of industrial customers

TotalEnergies develops CO2 storage capacity to serve industrial emitters, offering permanent storage solutions that enable emissions reductions across sectors such as cement, steel, waste‑to‑energy and chemicals.

Advancing CCS from development to commercial scale

CCS is moving from pilot phases to commercial deployment. TotalEnergies is progressing projects through appraisal, permitting and development, with the ambition to scale storage capacity over time as demand and infrastructure mature.

TotalEnergies key CCS projects

With decades of experience in offshore operations and subsurface management, TotalEnergies applies its technical expertise to ensure safe, reliable and well‑regulated CO2 storage across its CCS portfolio.

Project Northern Lights JV

Northern Lights is a joint venture owned by Equinor, TotalEnergies and Shell, developing a cross‑border CO2 transport and storage service for European industry.

Project Northern Endurance Partnership

The Northern Endurance Partnership (NEP) is developing the CO₂ transport and storage infrastructure for the UK’s East Coast Cluster, serving Teesside and the Humber.

Project Aramis

Aramis is a joint initiative of TotalEnergies, Shell, EBN and Gasunie to enable large-scale CO2 transport and storage for hard-to-abate industries in the Netherlands and Northwest Europe.

Project Bayou Bend

Bayou Bend is a joint venture between Chevron (operator), Equinor and TotalEnergies, developing large‑scale CO2 transport and storage along the Texas Gulf Coast to enable safe, permanent geological storage for industrial emitters.

Project Southern Cluster

Southern Cluster in Malaysia is a carbon capture and storage project in Malaysia, developed to enable large‑scale CO2 transport and permanent geological storage for hard‑to‑abate industries in Southeast Asia.