TotalEnergies has entered into agreements with German renewable developer RWE to acquire a 50% stake in the OranjeWind offshore wind farm, a 795 MW project under development in the Netherlands. The company plans to dedicate its share of renewable electricity production from this wind farm to power 350 MW electrolyser projects, generating approximately 40,000 tons per year of green hydrogen. This green hydrogen will be used to decarbonize TotalEnergies' refineries in Northern Europe, aiming to cut its carbon emissions by 5 million tons annually by 2030. By producing green hydrogen through electrolysis, the project will help avoid around 400,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions each year. The OranjeWind project, located in the North Sea off the Dutch coast, won by RWE, aims not only to produce green power and hydrogen but also to enhance the stability of the Dutch grid using electric boilers and battery storage. The construction of the wind farm is scheduled to commence in 2026, with full operations expected by early 2028, contributing significantly to TotalEnergies' objective of reducing net greenhouse gas emissions by 40% related to its oil and gas operations by 2030. The partnership between TotalEnergies and RWE showcases a pioneering initiative in the energy transition, combining offshore wind power with green hydrogen production in the Netherlands to support decarbonization efforts.