TotalEnergies has entered into two 10-year clean firm power purchase agreements with Airbus to deliver 3.3 terawatt-hours of baseload renewable electricity to major Airbus sites in Germany and the United Kingdom, covering 50% of their combined electricity demand. Deliveries are scheduled to commence in January 2027 and will be sourced exclusively from new wind and solar projects contracted specifically for these agreements.

To fulfill the Airbus supply, TotalEnergies will commission 200 megawatts of dedicated renewable capacity, split between onshore wind farms in northern Germany and solar parks in southern England. The projects are expected to begin commercial operations by late 2026 and will feed directly into local grids under firm off-take terms, ensuring stable output profiles through integrated battery storage and flexible gas-fired backup.

These PPAs build on TotalEnergies’ strategy of combining 32 gigawatts of installed renewables (as of October 2025) with flexible gas-to-power and storage assets. Stéphane Michel, President of Gas, Renewables & Power, highlighted that the Airbus contracts demonstrate the company’s ability to deliver turnkey multi-geography power solutions and will contribute positively to the profitability of its electricity business by locking in long-term margin visibility.

By securing large-scale industrial off-takers such as Airbus, TotalEnergies is advancing towards its 2030 goal of exceeding 100 terawatt-hours of net electricity production. The company’s integrated portfolio aims to deliver 75% renewable generation by that date, reinforcing its commitment to decarbonization and providing investors with increased visibility on growth in recurring contracted revenues from power sales.