TotalEnergies SE is a French integrated international energy company headquartered in Paris, with dual listings on the Paris (EPA: TTE) and New York (NYSE: TTE) stock exchanges. The company operates across the entire energy value chain, including oil and gas exploration, refining and chemicals, power generation, and renewable energy. With operations spanning over 130 countries and approximately 100,000 employees (35% technical staff), TotalEnergies has established itself as a global energy transition leader, achieving a brand heat score of 860/1000.
In fiscal year 2025, TotalEnergies reported revenue of approximately
$250 billion (
up 7.2% year-over-year) with net profit of about
$20 billion (
up 8.5%). The company's capital expenditure reached
$18 billion (
up 12.5%), with free cash flow of
$30 billion. Its production infrastructure includes
100+ upstream assets with daily output of
2.7 million barrels of oil equivalent,
18 refineries with
1.5 million barrels/day capacity,
14,800 fuel stations across
65 countries, and
35 GW of renewable energy installed capacity. Geographically, Europe contributes
40% of revenue (
$100 billion), Americas
30%, and Asia-Africa markets
30%.
By business segment, integrated gas accounts for
40% of revenue (
$100 billion, +6.8%), downstream business
30% (
$75 billion, +5.2%), integrated power
20% (
$50 billion, +15.5%), and new energy
10% (
$25 billion, +25.8%). The company's energy transition strategy emphasizes renewable energy development, targeting net-zero emissions by
2050, with annual investments of
$5 billion in new energy and over
$1 billion in R&D. Key innovation areas include carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS), hydrogen technology, digital oilfield applications, and AI-powered operations optimization.
TotalEnergies' strategic outlook for 2026 focuses on optimizing traditional oil and gas operations while accelerating energy transition. The company will continue developing low-cost oil and gas resources, expand LNG business, and scale up renewable energy capacity. Despite challenges including energy transition investment pressure, oil price volatility, and intensifying industry competition, TotalEnergies maintains strong market position with its integrated business model, global footprint, and balanced portfolio spanning traditional and new energy sectors.
