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TotalEnergies gives up US offshore wind and doubles down on fossil fuel projects

The firm will recover lease fees from wind projects and reinvest the amount in oil and gas.
Melodie Michel
Melodie Michel
TotalEnergies gives up US offshore wind and doubles down on fossil fuel projects
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