TotalEnergies has signed agreements with German renewable developer RWE to acquire a 50% stake in the OranjeWind offshore wind farm project in the Netherlands. This collaboration aims to use the renewable electricity produced by the wind farm to power electrolyzer projects for generating green hydrogen. The produced hydrogen, approximately 40,000 tons per year, will be utilized to decarbonize TotalEnergies' refineries in Northern Europe, cutting around five million tons of CO2 emissions annually by 2030. The project is a significant step towards TotalEnergies' goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions linked directly to its oil and gas operations. By utilizing green hydrogen to replace the current hydrogen consumption in its refineries, TotalEnergies aims to prevent the emission of approximately 400,000 tons of CO2 annually. Additionally, OranjeWind will contribute to the stability of the Dutch grid through its electric boilers and battery storage. Construction of the wind farm is set to commence in 2026, with full commissioning expected by early 2028. The partnership between TotalEnergies and RWE indicates a joint commitment to the Dutch energy transition. The CEOs of both companies expressed enthusiasm for the project, highlighting its importance in achieving decarbonization targets and system integration to address challenges in renewable energy production and energy demand in the Netherlands.