Essential to successfully achieving the energy transition, electricity demand is expected to grow strongly(1), as decarbonization lies at the heart of the roadmaps of countries committed to carbon neutrality by 2050. To meet this demand, Integrated Power, the second pillar of the Company’s strategy, is developing an integrated model covering the entire value chain, from electricity generation to sales and trading activities.
Strengthening Our Presence in Renewable Energies
Strengthening Our Presence in Renewable Energies
Strengthening Our Presence in Renewable Energies
Our development in renewable energy
TotalEnergies is executing its roadmap in renewables, which supports the objective of reaching 100–120 TWh of gross electricity production by 2030. By the end of 2025, TotalEnergies had reached a gross installed renewable electricity generation capacity of 34 GW and is actively continuing to develop these activities in order to increase this capacity to 80 GW by 2030.
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100-120 TWh
Gross electricity production target by 2030
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Solar and wind: our ambition in renewable energies
Two challenges are shaping the future of global energy: climate change and growing energy demand. Setting the ambition of achieving carbon neutrality, together with society, means taking these realities into account by investing decisively in renewables, particularly solar and onshore and offshore wind power—fast-growing energy sources with many advantages: abundant, clean, modular, efficient and competitive.
Our solar projects
Photovoltaic solar energy and concentrated solar power: discover our renewable electricity production plants and projects.
Our wind projects
Bottom-fixed offshore wind, floating offshore wind and onshore wind: explore our wind farms and our expertise in large-scale low-carbon electricity generation.
(1) Estimated average annual growth of nearly 2.5% between 2023 and 2050. Sources: Enerdata, TotalEnergies internal analysis. ↑