TotalEnergies
TotalEnergies SE is a global integrated multi-energy company headquartered in France, producing and marketing oil, natural gas, biofuels, renewables (solar, wind), electricity, and related products. The company operates across the energy value chain, with a strong focus on transitioning to lower-carbon energies, including significant investments in renewables (e.g., solar farms, wind projects) and electricity supply for industrial users. In December 2025, TotalEnergies partnered with Bitcoin mining firm Sangha Renewables to power a 19.9 MW behind-the-meter cryptocurrency mining data center in Ector County, Texas, using electricity from a 150 MW TotalEnergies-owned solar farm, supplemented by grid/retail power solutions for balancing and volatility management. This project supports decarbonization of energy-intensive industries while demonstrating renewable integration for high-compute loads. TotalEnergies has no direct ownership or operation of cryptocurrency mining facilities or broader involvement in Bitcoin mining/AI/HPC beyond this supportive renewable power partnership as of December 22, 2025.
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