Impact of Middle East Conflict on TotalEnergies Activities
Confirmation of information released on Company’s website on
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Production has been shut down or is in the process of shutting down in
Qatar ,Iraq andUAE offshore, representing approximately 15% of ourtotal output. -
Onshore
UAE production (~210 kb/dTotalEnergies share) is not affected by the conflict at this stage. -
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Middle East barrels’ CFFO is lower than our portfolio average due to higher taxation, and these 15% of our volumes account for ~10% of Upstream cash flow. -
Growth of our accretive barrels is expected to come overwhelmingly from outside the
Middle East in 2026, meaning that a higher oil price more than offsets the loss ofMiddle East production: an$8/b increase in the Brent price is enough to offset the expected 2026 CFFO from ourIraq ,UAE offshore andQatar assets at$60/b . -
Operations at the
Satorp refinery are continuing normally for now and are supplying the Saudi domestic market. -
The impact of LNG production shutdowns in
Qatar on our LNG trading activities is limited (around 2 Mt expected in 2026), as most Qatari LNG is marketed by QE.
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