What does it take to deliver affordable, reliable energy while lowering emissions?
In the first episode of Energy Talks Podcast – U.S. Edition, Todd Lee, President and CEO of TotalEnergies E&P USA, shares how the Company’s U.S. operations are helping meet growing energy demand by focusing on what matters most: producing lower-cost, lower-emission barrels of oil.
Drawing on decades of industry experience, Todd discusses the role of the United States in TotalEnergies' global portfolio, the value of strategic partnerships, and how innovation and operational discipline help deliver energy more efficiently and responsibly.
Watch the episode below to hear why the “right barrels” are at the heart of our upstream strategy.
Episode 1 – TotalEnergies' Approach to U.S. Oil & Gas
Producing the Energy the World Needs
As energy demand continues to grow, the challenge is not simply to produce more energy. It is to produce energy that is affordable, reliable, and increasingly lower in emissions.
In the discussion, Todd explains how TotalEnergies focuses on producing the right barrels through efficient operations, thoughtful project design, and strong partnerships to improve performance while reducing emission intensity.
The conversation highlights the Company's activities in the U.S. Gulf, a world-class energy basin where extensive infrastructure, advanced technology and decades of expertise help deliver competitive energy with a lower emissions footprint.
A Strategic U.S. Exploration & Production Portfolio
TotalEnergies has built a diversified portfolio of natural gas and oil assets across the United States. From deepwater projects in the U.S. Gulf to onshore natural gas assets in the Barnett Shale and Eagle Ford in Texas, and the Anadarko Basin in Oklahoma, these operations support our integrated energy model, connecting production, liquefaction, trading and global market access.
This diversified U.S. footprint helps strengthen energy security, support economic activity, and provide flexibility in an evolving energy landscape.
