Total Share Discussion Threads

[waldron] 25/6/2020 17:06

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[waldron] 25/6/2020 16:07

Norway's $2.6B carbon capture plan may be unprofitable, report says
Jun. 25, 2020 10:27 AM ET|About: Equinor ASA (EQNR)|By: Carl Surran, SA News Editor

Norway's plan for a full-scale carbon capture and storage project could end up being "considerably unprofitable," according to a new independent report, which also says cost of building and operating the project over 10 years could run as high as NOK25B ($2.6B).

The project under consideration, which involves capturing carbon dioxide from one or two industrial sites in Norway and then storing it under the North Sea, would require carbon dioxide emissions to cost 10x as much as they do today in order to turn a profit, according to the report.

The Norwegian government has planned to cover ~80% of the project's cost while companies including Equinor (NYSE:EQNR), Total (NYSE:TOT) and Royal Dutch Shell (RDS.A, RDS.B) would fund the rest.

[waldron] 25/6/2020 15:42

Sonatrach and Total have agreed to extend their LNG supply deal for another three years.

The Algerian state-owned company said it would supply up to 2 million tonnes per year of LNG, to the Fos Cavaou terminal.

“Sonatrach confirms its status as a reliable partner, respecting its contractual commitments and enjoying a certain credibility on the international energy market,” said Sonatrach’s CEO Toufik Hakkar.

[waldron] 24/6/2020 17:54

Upside potential

As mentioned above, coronavirus is not likely to condemn the energy market to a permanent recession. As soon as a vaccine comes to the market, people will begin to return to their normal lifestyle, and thus, the demand for oil products will gradually return to its pre-COVID level. Overall, it is reasonable to expect Total to earn $5.05 per share, its earnings in 2018, the latest in two years from now. In fact, analysts expect the company to earn $5.80 per share by 2022, but it is prudent to be conservative in future expectations.

Moreover, Total has traded at an average price-to-earnings ratio of 12.4 over the last decade. As the recovery of the energy sector unwinds, it is reasonable to expect Total to revert towards its average valuation level. Therefore, Total can be reasonably expected to reach $63 (=12.4*5.05) within the next two years. In order to be on the safe side, investors can expect Total to recover to $57, which was the stock price in the beginning of this year, short before the onset of the coronavirus crisis. If Total rallies from its current price of $39 to $57 over the next two years, it will offer a 46% return, without including its 7.5% dividend.
Final thoughts

Total has rallied 50% off its 20-year bottom, in March, but it still has nearly 50% upside potential over the next two years thanks to the ongoing recovery of the energy market. Even if the coronavirus crisis lasts longer than currently anticipated, Total has repeatedly proved by far the most resilient oil major during downturns. As a result, those who purchase Total at its current bargain price can remain patient until the pandemic disappears from the horizon, and the stock offers them a nearly 50% return.

Disclosure: I/we have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.

[waldron] 24/6/2020 17:10

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Engie
11.125 -0.80%

Orange
10.47 -0.43%


Bp
307.35 -4.39%

Vodafone
125.04 -3.17%

Royal Dutch Shell A
1,324.8 -4.68%



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1,268 -4.73%

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Price (GBX)31.65 -5.18%

[la forge] 24/6/2020 11:21

Energy Giants Join Offshore Wind Group
by Andreas Exarheas
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Energy Giants Join Offshore Wind Group
Total, Shell and Equinor have joined Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult's UK Floating Offshore Wind Center of Excellence.

Total, Shell and Equinor have joined Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult’s UK Floating Offshore Wind Center of Excellence (FOWCoE), ORE Catapult has revealed.

The center focuses on all areas of floating wind activity in the UK across four “key” workstreams - comprising technology development, supply chain and operations, development and consent, and delivering net zero – according to ORE Catapult.

The aim of the group - which works closely with the government - is to reduce the cost of energy from floating wind, accelerate the build-out of floating farms, create opportunities for the UK supply chain and drive innovations in manufacturing, installation and operations and maintenance.

“Total’s ambition is to become the responsible energy major and we believe that the UK offers many opportunities that will help us fulfil that ambition,” Jean-Luc Guiziou, the managing director of Total E&P UK, said in a company statement.

“The UK already has one of the most well developed offshore wind markets in the world. Investing in the development of floating offshore wind will develop that further and as such we are delighted to join FOWCoE,” he added.

Vincent Fromont, the general manager of floating wind at Shell, said, “this type of collaboration is key if we are to deliver cleaner power from wind at commercial scale”.

“We look forward to tackling the challenge of accelerating floating technology and learning together with our new partners,” he added.

Sebastian Bringsvaerd, the head of floating wind development at Equinor, said, “we believe driving innovation within floating offshore wind is best done by fostering collaboration across the industry”.

“That more and more energy companies join forces is a testament to the potential of floating offshore wind in the UK and globally,” he added.

ORE Catapult is the UK’s leading technology innovation and research center for offshore renewable energy, according to its website. The organization launched the multi-million dollar FOWCoE in October last year “to drive forward the development of next generation offshore wind technologies”.

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[waldron] 23/6/2020 17:23

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Eni
8.896 +1.06%


Total
36.185 +2.12%



Engie
11.215 +1.04%

Orange
10.515 +0.29%


Bp
321.45 +1.90%

Vodafone
129.14 +1.86%

Royal Dutch Shell A
1,389.8 +2.33%


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1,331 +2.21%

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Price (GBX)33.38 + 0.51%

[waldron] 23/6/2020 15:52

Total’s Belgian subsidiary to buy all of Rentel’s electricity

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June 23, 2020, by Adnan Durakovic

Belgian electricity and gas supplier Lampiris and Otary have approved a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) for all of the electricity generated at the 309 MW Rentel offshore wind farm.

The agreement must still be submitted for approval to the Electricity and Gas Regulation Commission (CREG).

If approved, the PPA will start on 1 October and allow Lampiris to supply around 300,000 households with green electricity for a period of 15 years. Lampiris is a subsidiary of the French energy major Total.

Back in February, Rentel Offshore Energy issued a call for a competition seeking an off-taker for the wind farm’s electricity in form of a long-term PPA.

Located approximately 40 kilometers off the coast of Oostende, Rentel’s 42 Siemens Gamesa 7.35 MW wind turbines generate around 1 TWh of electricity annually on average.

The wind farm has been fully operational since January 2019.

Rentel is owned by the Otary Group consortium of eight Belgian shareholders including, Aspiravi, DEME Group, Elicio, Green Offshore, Power@Sea, Socofe, SRIW, and Z-Kracht.

[waldron] 22/6/2020 17:27

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3,239.83 -1.00%
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12,262.97 -0.55%
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19,484.01 -0.69%



Eni
8.803 -0.80%


Total
35.435 -0.71%



Engie
11.1 -1.33%

Orange
10.485 -0.76%

Bp
315.45 -1.87%

Vodafone
126.78 -0.77%

Royal Dutch Shell A
1,358.2 -1.28%



Royal Dutch Shell B
1,302.2 -1.21%

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33.21 -1.60%

[adrian j boris] 21/6/2020 07:08

Energy Giants To Bring Greener LNG To The Market
By Jon LeSage - Jun 16, 2020, 12:00 PM CDT
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As global LNG demand continues to grow into the foreseeable future, supplying ‘green LNG’ could give producers an edge in this burgeoning market. French oil and gas giant Total and Siemens Gas and Power division are conducting studies that could greatly benefit each company.

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions at LNG liquefaction facilities, and improving plant reliability, maintainability, regulatory compliance and development costs, are targets for the study. Decarbonizing LNG production can feed into more demand for the fuel with stringent government regulations and corporate mandates kicking in. Being considered the cleanest fossil fuel, the European Commission sees it as an excellent alternative energy to reduce emissions and combat climate change.

As we’re seeing with green hydrogen, several countries have started committing billions of dollars in a bid to combat climate change. The US has been particularly fond of LNG to meet these targets — and as the domestic gas supply is ample enough to grow exports.

McKinsey & Co. forecasts that the global gas and LNG market will continue to expand 3.6 percent each year through 2035.

Total has been expanding its energy portfolio in recent years, with LNG being prioritized. Last month, Total was able to round up $15 billion for an LNG-project in Mozambique for a signing scheduled in June. It will be expanding to $23 billion and make up Africa’s largest private investment yet, binding in about 20 banks. The project will chill natural gas into a liquid for export.

Siemens sees great potential in LNG, having taken on another major alliance. The company found equity investment partners for a new combined cycle power plant for the integrated LNG-to-Power project in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Siemens owns one-third of project company Gás Natural Açu (GNA) with Brazil logistics company Prumo Logística S.A. and oil major BP.

Siemens will benefit from the new study’s exploration of gas turbine compression trains in rolling systems. Its Houston-based Gas and Power unit produces products for power generation, such as gas and steam turbines, generators, turbine packages, and tailored OEM power plant solutions.

The new study will look into using gas turbine- and electric-driven compression trains in conjunction with proven single-mixed refrigerant and double-mixed refrigerant technologies for the coolant function in drivetrain and power systems. Another method being explored is developing techniques to improve the efficiency of onsite power generation facilities; that might include heat recovery systems, inlet air chilling, supplementary firing, renewables integration, and battery storage.
Related: The End Of The OPEC Deal Could Be The Start Of A New Oil Price War

“Siemens Gas and Power is committed to supporting the LNG industry’s efforts to reduce carbon emissions through the application of proven equipment solutions and by providing financial, technical development, and strategic support to customers in the early concept development and pre-front-end engineering design (FEED) stages of projects,” said Thorbjoern Fors, CEO for Siemens Energy Oil & Gas Division. “We are proud to continue these efforts by partnering with Total to drive towards the lowest possible plant emissions profile and attain the highest degree of sustainability in LNG production.”

As part of the agreement, Siemens in conducting studies to explore possible liquefaction and power generation in plant designs. The endgame here will be hitting targets for decarbonizing LNG production. But other efficiencies are part of the overall goals, according to the two companies. That will include leveraging digitalization and automation platforms to optimize plant design and achieve seamless project execution.

Siemens thinks that application of digital technologies, such as artificial intelligence, digital twins, and predictive analytics, offer substantial gains for LNG developers and operators to improve the economic viability of their facilities. Participating in the Hammerfest LNG plant above the Arctic Circle, Siemens has been able to divert unplanned downtime in the plant. Siemens developed an advanced digital system that monitors and rapidly responds to the entire system to keep it operating efficiently.

By Jon LeSage for Oilprice.com

[waldron] 19/6/2020 17:30

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8.874 +0.44%


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35.69 +0.03%



Engie
11.25 +0.49%

Orange
10.565 +1.73%


Bp
321.45 +2.10%

Vodafone
127.76 +0.58%

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1,375.8 +1.03%


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1,318.2 +1.12%


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33.75 GBX +2.58%

[waldron] 18/6/2020 17:21

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19,495.6 -0.46%




Eni
8.835 -0.69%



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35.68 -0.74%



Engie
11.195 -0.49%

Orange
10.385 -2.17%


Bp
314.85 -0.60%

Vodafone
127.02 -1.61%

Royal Dutch Shell A
1,361.8 +0.06%



Royal Dutch Shell B
1,303.6 -0.02%


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Price (GBX)32.90 -3.24%

[waldron] 17/6/2020 17:16

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19,586.86 -0.20%



Eni
8.896 -0.44%


Total
35.945 +0.32%



Engie
11.25 +0.99%

Orange
10.615 -0.66%


Bp
316.75 -1.52%

Vodafone
129.1 -0.02%

Royal Dutch Shell A
1,361 -1.10%



Royal Dutch Shell B
1,303.8 -1.11%


TULLOW OIL (TLW)
34 GBX -0.35%

[waldron] 17/6/2020 16:32

THE SCOTSMAN


Huge Scottish wind farms to power a million homes form part of £7bn SSE investment

Perth-based energy giant SSE has pledged an £7 billion investment to “spur the green economic recovery” including the construction of the UK’s biggest onshore wind farm.

By Scott Reid
Wednesday, 17th June 2020, 12:07 pm

Updated
4 hours ago

Perth-headquartered SSE is a major producer of green power.


The commitment came as the FTSE-100 company released full-year results showing a double-digit hike in adjusted operating profits and a continued shareholder dividend payout.

Its plans will see the group invest almost £4 million-a-day for the next five years on projects including two major new wind farms – generating sufficient electricity to power more than one million homes.

SSE confirmed plans to build the £580m Viking onshore wind farm on Shetland, which would be the UK’s biggest onshore facility, and the £3bn Seagreen offshore wind farm, alongside French giant Total.



Together, those projects are expected to create some 800 jobs and support thousands more in the supply chain.

In England, SSE said it was continuing to move ahead with plans to build the world’s largest offshore wind farm, off the coast of Yorkshire. That would generate more than 1,000 construction jobs at its peak.

Chief executive Alistair Phillips-Davies said: “It’s easy to talk about a green recovery, but we’re putting our money where our mouth is with £7bn of low-carbon infrastructure projects that can deliver a win-win for climate and economy.

“The investment plans we’ve set out underline our intentions as a British business providing a boost to the economy and we want to work with government to make the green recovery and delivery of net zero a reality.

“The world is facing twin crises with the economic impact of coronavirus and the climate emergency and the only route forward is to unlock investment. Plenty of businesses talk a good game on climate action, but we’re serious.”

Adjusted operating profit rose 37 per cent to just under £1.5bn as the group, which has offloaded its energy supply business to focus on green power production, recovered from a “challenging” 2018/19. However, reported operating profit fell 40 per cent to £963.4m due to the impact of exceptional items.

A final dividend of 56p per share was declared, making a full-year payment of 80p – in line with a five-year plan on shareholder payouts.

John Moore, senior investment manager at Brewin Dolphin, said: “SSE has committed to its progressive dividend policy, which will be a massive relief to many income investors in the current climate.

“Aside from that, it’s a mixed bag for the underlying business, with its generation assets picking up slack from regulated activities.

“The investment in a major onshore wind project in Shetland is a significant move, as it helps grow the successful renewable energy division.

“However, in overall terms, the immediate trading picture appears more challenging and, although it appears to be in decent shape, SSE remains a business in transition.”

[waldron] 16/6/2020 17:28

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Eni
8.935 +4.14%



Total
35.83 +3.29%


Engie
11.14 +3.05%

Orange
10.685 +3.89%


Bp
321.65 +1.79%

Vodafone
129.12 +3.74%

Royal Dutch Shell A
1,376.2 +3.10%



Royal Dutch Shell B
1,318.4 +2.14%


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34.12 GBX +7.43%

[waldron] 16/6/2020 15:32

Total Solar DG forays into Vietnam market with first project with Ching Luh

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By NS Energy Staff Writer 16 Jun 2020

Total Solar DG expands its business into Vietnam, with an inaugural project which will provide 3.2MW of solar power to leading sports footwear manufacturer
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Total Solar DG expands into Vietnam. (Credit: Jukka Niittymaa from Pixabay.)

Total Solar Distributed Generation (DG) has signed an agreement with Ching Luh Group to provide the manufacturing company with 3.2 MW of solar-powered rooftops for two of its facilities in Vietnam.

This marks a milestone for Total Solar DG as it secures its first solar project in Vietnam. Total Solar DG has been active in Southeast Asia since 2018 and has a portfolio of in-operation solar systems across seven countries, currently generating around 17 GWh of solar energy annually. Alongside other projects in current development, this project with Ching Luh Group will add 4.4 GWh upon its completion later in 2020.

Ching Luh Group, one of the world’s leading athletic footwear manufacturers, will have two of its Vietnam facilities equipped with a 2 MWp and 1.2 MWp rooftop solar system, respectively, by Total Solar DG. In line with Ching Luh Group’s sustainability initiative, an estimated 19,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions will be reduced over the 12-year contract period.

“Adopting renewable energy by going solar reinforces Ching Luh Group’s ‘Make It Right’ philosophy. This emphasises environmental awareness, quality and maximising shareholder value as part of our corporate mission. Total Solar DG plays a vital role, enabling us to reduce carbon emissions, be more self-sufficient in our power needs and lower our operation costs,” said David Wang, Group Facility Management Head of Ching Luh Group.

“This is a win-win for RE100 brands[1], their outsourced manufacturing partners such as Ching Luh Group, and Governments seeking to improve energy security. Total Solar DG continues to be the partner of choice for global RE100 brands seeking to drive sustainability commitments through their supply chains. For manufacturing groups, Total Solar DG drives down power costs over the long term and improves budgeting. Meanwhile, Vietnam can reduce the strain on power transmission networks with co-located, clean solar power. Vietnam looks set to become one of the largest solar rooftop markets in the region,” said Gavin Adda, CEO of Total Solar DG Southeast Asia.

Source: Company Press Release

[waldron] 15/6/2020 17:20

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11,911.35 -0.32%
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18,996.2 +0.57%



Eni
8.58 -0.08%


Total
34.805 -0.83%



Engie
10.81 -1.32%

Orange
10.29 -1.15%


Bp
316 -2.18%

Vodafone
124.46 -1.30%

Royal Dutch Shell A
1,334.8 -1.16%



Royal Dutch Shell B
1,290.8 -1.15%

TLWPrice (GBX)
31.76 -4.05%

[florenceorbis] 15/6/2020 07:45

Siemens partners with Total to advance concepts for low-emissions LNG production

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By NS Energy Staff Writer 12 Jun 2020

Concepts to be explored include the use of gas turbine- and electric-driven compression trains in conjunction with proven single-mixed refrigerant and double-mixed refrigerant technologies
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Siemens partners with Total. (Credit: djedj from Pixabay.)

Siemens Gas and Power has entered into an agreement with Total, a broad energy group, to advance new concepts for green liquified natural gas (LNG) production. As part of the contract, Siemens Gas and Power is conducting studies to explore a variety of possible liquefaction and power generation plant designs, with the ultimate goal of decarbonizing the production of LNG.

The studies are targeting key areas, such as reducing the environmental footprint of LNG liquefaction facilities and the associated greenhouse gas emissions, plant reliability, maintainability, regulatory compliance, and development costs. Concepts to be explored include the use of gas turbine- and electric-driven compression trains in conjunction with proven single-mixed refrigerant and double-mixed refrigerant technologies; selecting equipment that can minimize or eliminate process flaring; and developing techniques to improve the efficiency of onsite power generation facilities (heat recovery systems, inlet air chilling, supplementary firing, renewables integration, battery storage, etc.).

The studies are also exploring how to leverage digitalization and automation platforms to optimize plant design and achieve seamless project execution.
“Siemens Gas and Power is committed to supporting the LNG industry’s efforts to reduce carbon emissions through the application of proven equipment solutions and by providing financial, technical development, and strategic support to customers in the early concept development and pre-FEED stages of projects,” said Thorbjoern Fors, CEO for Siemens Energy Oil & Gas Division. “We are proud to continue these efforts by partnering with Total to drive towards the lowest possible plant emissions profile and attain the highest degree of sustainability in LNG production.”

[waldron] 12/6/2020 17:51

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 38.93 +1.59%
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Natural Gas NYMEX 1.86 -2.05%
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18,833.56 +0.14%


Eni
8.587 +0.07%


Total
35.095 +1.07%

Engie
10.955 +1.67%

Orange
10.41 +0.29%



Bp
323.05 +0.67%

Vodafone
126.1 +0.13%

Royal Dutch Shell A
1,350.4 +1.64%



Royal Dutch Shell B
1,305.8 +2.03%


TULLOW OIL (TLW) 32.54 GBX +1.88%

[waldron] 11/6/2020 17:10

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 38.85 -5.77%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.12 -7.70%
Natural Gas NYMEX 1.89 +0.32%
WTI 36.513 USD -5.32%

FTSE 100
6,076.7 -3.99%
Dow Jones
25,857.15 -4.20%
CAC 40
4,815.6 -4.71%
SBF 120
3,794.39 -4.69%
Euro STOXX 50
3,159.23 -4.33%
DAX
11,970.29 -4.47%
Ftse Mib
18,873.95 -4.47%



Eni
8.581 -7.03%


Total
34.725 -6.19%


Engie
10.775 -5.48%

Orange
10.38 -4.46%



Bp
320.9 -6.84%

Vodafone
125.94 -7.57%

Royal Dutch Shell A
1,328.6 -5.97%


Royal Dutch Shell B
1,279.8 -5.65%


(TLW) 31.94 GBX -12.78%

[waldron] 11/6/2020 10:14

TOTAL: Statement in Compliance With the Article 223-16 of the General Regulation of the Financial Markets Authority (Autorit...
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Number of voting rights exercisable
Date Total number of shares at Shareholders' meetings
May 31, 2020 2,601,899,954 2,723,260,741


A total number of 2,751,967,989 voting rights are attached to the 2,601,899,954 underlying Total shares (referred to as 'theoretical voting rights'), including:

-- 28,707,248 voting rights attached to the 28,707,248 Total shares held by
TOTAL S.A. that also cannot be exercised at shareholders' meetings
pursuant to the provisions of the Articles L. 225-111 and L. 225-210 of
the French Commercial Code.



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