TotalEnergies Boosts Clean Energy Growth With Shell Deal
TotalEnergies agreed to acquire Shell’s European onshore renewables business while selling a 50% stake in a renewable portfolio to KKR.
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TotalEnergies Q2 update shows higher oil prices boosting cash flow, but weak LNG trading drags sentiment. Read the full outlook.
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