TotalEnergies in Angola

In Angola, we are examining plans to build solar power plants connected to the grid through our affiliate Total Eren (29.6% direct and indirect interest).

In the liquefied natural gas sector, we hold a 13.6% stake in the Angola LNG liquefaction plant and market the plant’s liquefied natural gas (LNG). Located near Soyo in the northern Zaire Province, it is supplied with associated gas from the country's offshore oil fields.

We also hold an 11.8% interest in the New Gas Consortium, which was set up by Angola LNG's shareholders.

In Angola, we operate several oil licenses in production, comprising several fields:

• Located at a water depth of 1,300 meters, deep offshore Block 17 (38%) is our primary asset in Angola. It comprises four major hubs: Girassol, Dalia, Pazflor and CLOV.
• Ultra-deep offshore Block 32 (30%) is located in water depths ranging from 1,400 to 1,900 meters. It includes the Kaombo development hub, which covers six fields: Gindungo, Gengibre, Louro, Mostarda, Canela and Caril.

We also operate several exploration blocks:

• Block 17/06 (30%) in the Lower Congo Basin, which includes the Begonia, Gardenia (gas) and Forsythia (gas and condensate) discoveries.
• Block 16 (80%), adjacent to Block 17, which includes the Chissonga offshore field.
• Block 48 (50%).
• Block 20/11 (50%) in the Kwanza Basin, which mainly comprises the Golfinho discovery.
• Block 21/09 (80%) in the Kwanza Basin, which mainly comprises the Cameia discovery.
• Block 29 (42.8%).

Lastly, we own interests in Blocks 14 (20%), 0 (10%) and 14K (36.75%), which corresponds to the offshore unitization area between Block 14 and the Haute Mer license in the Republic of the Congo, and where the Lianzi field is located, in which we own a 10% interest via Angola Block 14 BV.

In Angola, we are partners with Sonangol in a joint venture, which develops fuel retail network and B2B (including the deployment of fuel cards), fuel supply and logistics operations in the country.

In Angola, we operate 40 TotalEnergies-branded service stations.

In addition, we market distributed solar solutions for low-income communities through our service station network