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The oil and gas player Total SE, asked from its staff to immediately vacate from its Mozambique liquefied natural gas project, as Islamist militants attacks are taking place close to the site.

Researchers from Trinity and TOTAL have designed, synthesised and tested new additives that increase fuel efficiency.

The major LNG player Total, recently delivered its first carbon neutral liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipment to the Chinese National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC).

French energy giant Total has entered a partnership with Macquarie’s Green Investment Group (GIG) to develop a portfolio of five large floating offshore wind projects in South Korea with a potential cumulated capacity of more than 2 GW. Entering the South Korean offshore market aligns with the company's low carbon strategy.

On 2 July, Odfjell's Deepsea Stavanger started its long journey from Norway to spud the Luiperd-1 on Block 11B/12B offshore South Africa. The rig, operated by French oil major Total, was used for drilling in Brulpadda well in South Africa, which resulted in a discovery, in 2019.

Eleven major players from the oil, gas and shipping industry, shake their hands and formed an international coalition in order to develop and accelerate the energy transition.

Total joined the Getting to Zero Coalition, supporting the maritime industry's decarbonization plans and collaborating with companies across maritime, energy, infrastructure and finance sectors.

The oil major players, Equinor, Shell and Total recently shake their hands and agreed to invest in Norway's first exploitation licence for CO₂ storage, called as "Northern Lights project".

The major energy player, Total recently announced its ambition to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. In fact, the company plans to improve its products and develop new low-carbon businesses.

Although the COVID-19 has already disrupted the shipping industry in several ways, the offshore sector is also feeling the impact of the pandemic, as many offshore companies are experiencing lower prices or COVID-19 cases.