TotalEnergies Says 42 OGDC Signatories Have Emissions Action Plans, Up From 37

By Public Technologies
  • TotalEnergies highlighted the Oil & Gas Decarbonization Charter's 2026 report, showing broader emissions-reduction planning and capital commitments.
  • Capital allocations to support interim goals now cover 35 signatories, representing 84% of the group's operated production.
  • In 2025, 34 signatories reported approximately USD 28 billion in lower-carbon investments and acquisitions.
  • Interim 2030 Scope 1 and 2 emissions ambitions now cover 46 signatories; 42 have supporting action plans.
  • Methane action plans now cover 39 signatories; 42 have plans to end routine flaring.


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