France-based TotalEnergies has signed a five-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Saint-Gobain to supply 875 GWh of renewable electricity to its French facilities starting in January 2026. The electricity will be sourced from TotalEnergies’ wind and solar plants located in the northeast and south of France and the Loire Valley. This agreement adds to a previous biomethane supply deal between the two companies and supports Saint-Gobain’s goal of achieving 30% renewable energy for its French facilities by 2027. This contract also reinforces TotalEnergies‘ ability to develop renewable energy solutions for customers to support their decarbonization efforts, with similar agreements in place with major corporations like Amazon, Microsoft, and Air Liquide.
TotalEnergies inks PPA with Saint-Gobain to supply renewable energy
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