TotalEnergies has teamed up with Air Liquide to accelerate the decarbonisation of hydrogen used in its European refineries, particularly at the La Mède site in southeast France. This collaboration involves the establishment of a renewable hydrogen production unit at La Mède, with an annual capacity of 25,000 tons, to be operated by Air Liquide. The project aims to recycle coproducts from TotalEnergies' biorefinery to produce biodiesel and sustainable aviation fuel, ultimately reducing the CO2 emissions of the facility by 130,000 tons per year. The total investment for this initiative amounts to €150 million and the production is set to commence in 2028. Additionally, TotalEnergies, in partnership with ENGIE, is progressing with the Masshylia project to produce green hydrogen through water electrolysis, with a targeted capacity of 10,000 tons per year. This project aligns with TotalEnergies' commitment to decarbonise its operations and supply chain by leveraging green or low-carbon hydrogen. The company anticipates a significant reduction in CO2 emissions, aiming to reach around 3 million tons per year by 2030. The collaboration between TotalEnergies and Air Liquide signifies a step forward in sustainable energy practices, reflecting the broader global shift towards decarbonisation and the adoption of renewable fuels.