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TotalEnergies (ENXTPA:TTE) moved the Cronos gas project in Cyprus into the execution phase, targeting new supply for European buyers.
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The group also expanded its U.S. offshore exploration activity through a fresh partnership with Chevron focused on key Gulf acreage.
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Management framed both steps as part of a broader upstream expansion drive alongside its existing liquefied natural gas portfolio.
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The Cronos progression and new Chevron offshore deal fit into a wider picture our research has been mapping on TotalEnergies. We have also flagged 2 warning signs (1 major) for TotalEnergies.
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TotalEnergies operates as an integrated energy group across oil, gas, low-carbon fuels and power, so new upstream projects plug directly into a wider portfolio that already spans multiple regions. The business carries a market capitalization of about €185.8 billion, which gives it scale to pursue large offshore developments with partners such as Chevron.
3 things going right for TotalEnergies that this headline doesn’t cover.
What the Cronos and Chevron moves reinforce in the TotalEnergies narrative
For TotalEnergies, the Cronos development and the expanded U.S. offshore acreage both lean into the existing catalyst around low cost hydrocarbon growth and integrated gas and LNG exposure. These projects align with the focus on using sizeable upstream positions to feed LNG and power activities, which supported Q3 2026 revenue of US$61,859 million and net income of US$8,263 million. The new leases operated with Chevron also speak to the push for long life, lower cost barrels that can underpin cash generation alongside Integrated Power, rather than shifting the Narrative toward a different business model.
See how these catalysts shape TotalEnergies’ path to a €87.74 fair value.
For this set of announcements to really matter for investors, execution milestones now need to show up clearly. The key markers are progress updates on Cronos toward the first gas timetable, results from drilling on the Chevron operated blocks in Green Canyon and Walker Ridge, and whether upcoming quarters keep production within the 3% plus growth guidance while supporting the higher interim dividend of €0.90 per share through 2027 payment dates.
The one TotalEnergies question this article has sidestepped
All of this still leaves a bigger issue hanging over TotalEnergies, which is what the pattern of cash flowing through the business suggests about what the shares might be worth next to today’s price. Find out exactly what TotalEnergies is worth today based on its cash flows.
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