TotalEnergies SE and the French investment company Tikehau Capital have signed an agreement to establish a joint venture in the field of charging station infrastructure in Belgium and the Netherlands. This is reported in the TotalEnergies press release.
The joint venture was established on a 50/50 basis and is aimed at developing public concessions for the construction and operation of charging stations for electric vehicles in several major cities in Belgium and the Netherlands.
TotalEnergies intends to develop the maintenance sector of public chargers powered exclusively by renewable energy sources in order to strengthen the business model in the field of electric mobility. TotalEnergies owns 9.5 thousand charging stations in Belgium and 18 thousand in the Netherlands.
The deal is in line with Tikehau Capital's strategy of investing in clean energy infrastructure to reduce carbon dioxide emissions in the transportation sector.
TotalEnergies SE is a French multinational oil and gas company and one of the world's largest energy companies after Royal Dutch Shell, BritishPetroleum and ExxonMobil. TotalEnergie operates 3,000 service stations that serve 1 million customers and 6 million consumers of electricity and gas every day. The headquarters is located in Paris (France) with offices in 120 countries.
Tikehau Capital is a French asset management investment company in the real estate, private equity, bond and equity sectors. The asset portfolio includes 165 companies in France and Italy. Tikehau manages assets worth 47.1 billion euros. The headquarters is located in Paris (France).
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