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5 articlesTotalEnergies approved a $1.2 billion final investment decision for the Mirny wind and battery project in Kazakhstan, securing 75% of funding from external lenders. The 1 GW onshore wind project with 600 MWh battery system is expected to generate 100 TWh over 25 years. However, TTE stock declined 0.80% to $89.75 as energy stocks lagged during a tech-led market rally. Technical indicators show cooling momentum despite the stock remaining near 52-week highs, with earnings expected April 29.
TotalEnergies confirmed damage to one of two processing units at its SATORP refinery following incidents on April 7-8, prompting temporary shutdown for safety inspections. The incident adds to regional pressures as the company faces potential shutdowns in Qatar, Iraq, and UAE offshore fields due to Middle East tensions, affecting roughly 15% of global output. Despite geopolitical uncertainty, TTE shares rose in premarket trading, trading 3.4% above its 20-day moving average near its 52-week high.
TotalEnergies and EDF Group signed a 12-year Nuclear Production Allocation Contract to secure low-carbon electricity for TotalEnergies' French industrial operations, covering approximately 60% of refining and chemicals sites' electricity needs (roughly 400 megawatts). The stock was up 2.06% in premarket trading Monday at $91.72, trading significantly above its moving averages with strong momentum but overbought technical indicators.
TotalEnergies announced settlement agreements with the U.S. Department of the Interior to relinquish its offshore wind leases in the U.S., citing higher costs compared to Europe. The company will reinvest refunded lease fees into LNG production and gas infrastructure, including the Rio Grande LNG plant and Alaska LNG projects. The stock traded down 0.43% in premarket at $88.76, with technical indicators showing overbought conditions despite a bullish longer-term trend.
