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TotalEnergies is building an integrated energy business model, with integration between renewables, intermittent assets and flexible assets. Our Integrated Power Pillar aims at producing more than 100 TWh by 2030. Building on its teams’ expertise, the company prioritizes investment in new facilities and retains ownership of its renewable energy installed capacity over the long term

Not only does TotalEnergies possess the in-house expertise to identify and optimize the best projects, but it also has crucial experience in project development and implementation strategies. We boast renowned technical expertise in wind, photovoltaic solar and hybrid energy systems, and use our experience in portfolio risk management and project finance to bring even the most complex projects through to completion.

In 2022, our gross renewable capacities in Asia soared to 561 MW. With power demand increasing across Asia and the need for the region to navigate the energy transition, TotalEnergies ambition in renewables will succeed through a strong presence in Asia. Currently the Company’s possesses a strong footprint in the region, with projects spanning key countries such as:

• In Australia, we've made significant strides in renewable project development, exemplified by the Kiamal Solar farm in Victoria, featuring a 256 MWp first phase and an anticipated 300 MWp second phase, currently in advanced development.
• In the north-east of Cambodia, Battambang Solar Farm (74 MWac) generates 115 GWh per year, enough to supply 180,000 Cambodians with clean energy. It allows to save more than 50,000 tons of CO2 emissions. The PV farm is one of largest solar farm in operation in the country, and the largest in Battambang province.
• Our presence in Japan extends to four solar farms with a combined operating capacity of 154 MW.
• In the Philippines, Tarlac Solar Farm in the Philippines is in operation with a capacity of 60 MW and is expected to generate enough electricity to power over 50,000 households.
• In South Korea, Parang is a 17 MW wind farm currently under construction and will be the first TotalEnergies onshore renewable project in the country. The wind turbines will provide 43 GWh per year, enough to supply electricity to about 35,000 people.
• In Indonesia, Tanah Laut Wind Farm project, currently in late-stage development will have a capacity of 70 MW and 10 MWh Energy Storage System. Located in South Kalimantan, it will be the first hybrid wind farm in Indonesia.

As we drive the energy transition forward, Asia stands as an integral and thriving partner in our mission to shape a sustainable energy future for all.