- TotalEnergies and Airbus signed contracts to supply 3.3 TWh of renewable electricity.
- The supply will start in 2027 and cover half of Airbus sites' electricity needs in Germany and the UK.
- The electricity will come from new renewable assets with a capacity of 200 MW.
Agreement Overview
TotalEnergies and Airbus have entered into two clean firm power contracts to supply 3.3 TWh of renewable electricity to Airbus sites in Germany and the United Kingdom. This agreement marks a significant step in Airbus's efforts to decarbonize its operations.
Renewable Energy Supply
The electricity will be sourced from new renewable assets with a capacity of 200 MW. This supply will meet half of the electricity needs of the Airbus sites involved, starting from 2027.
Strategic Partnership
This collaboration follows a previous partnership between the two companies in sustainable aviation fuel. The new contracts highlight TotalEnergies' capability to provide clean firm power solutions across multiple geographies, supporting industrial customers in their energy transition.
Commitment to Decarbonization
Airbus views these power purchase agreements as a demonstration of its long-term commitment to reducing emissions and increasing energy efficiency. The agreements will help secure reliable low-carbon energy, aligning with Airbus's goal to enhance renewable electricity usage across its sites.
