Total Gas & Power Asia Private

Total Gas & Power Asia Private is the Singapore-incorporated regional entity of TotalEnergies SE, the French multi-energy major. Singapore has served as TotalEnergies' Asia-Pacific and Middle East hub since 1982, and the local group of companies — of which Total Gas & Power Asia Private is a part — supervises 44 affiliates and employs more than 600 people in the country. The Singapore hub covers exploration and production, gas, renewables and power, trading and shipping, marketing and services, batteries and smart solutions for the automotive and aviation industries. The entity's name reflects its core regional mandate: the gas and power business of TotalEnergies in Asia. Through the Singapore platform, TotalEnergies trades liquefied natural gas (LNG) and other energy commodities, supplies natural gas and electricity solutions to business and retail customers, and develops renewable power. Singapore is also home to TotalEnergies' largest lubricant blending plant worldwide and to the global headquarters of TotalEnergies Marine Fuels, both managed within the same regional structure. On the renewables side, the Singapore hub is a regional base for solar development, with active projects in 11 Asia-Pacific countries. A joint venture with ENEOS, headquartered in Singapore, targets 2 GW of onsite B2B solar projects. The affiliate Saft, a specialist in battery solutions, powers national infrastructures across Asia-Pacific and integrates battery energy storage into local initiatives. Total Gas & Power Asia Private therefore functions as a corporate and operational sub-brand of TotalEnergies rather than a consumer-facing product brand. It is a private limited company under Singapore law, wholly part of the TotalEnergies group, and its activities are reported within the parent's integrated multi-energy segments. Its role is strategic: to connect TotalEnergies' global capabilities in gas, power and low-carbon energies with fast-growing Asian demand.

TotalEnergies' presence in Singapore dates to 1982, when the group first began operating in the country. Over the following decades, Singapore grew into the company's regional hub supervising all business activities across Asia-Pacific and the Middle East. Today the hub manages 44 affiliates and employs more than 600 people in Singapore. The parent company, TotalEnergies SE, was created in 1924 as Compagnie française des pétroles, with the aim of ensuring France's energy independence. It began oil production in Iraq in 1927 and expanded internationally through partnerships with companies such as Petrofina, Elf Aquitaine, Saft, Maersk Oil and Direct Energie. In 2021 the group changed its name to TotalEnergies to reflect its strategy of becoming a multi-energy company focused on electricity and renewables. Within this global transformation, the Singapore hub — including Total Gas & Power Asia Private — has taken on a broad mandate. It covers exploration and production, gas, renewables and power, trading and shipping, marketing and services, batteries, and smart solutions for the automotive and aviation industries. Singapore hosts TotalEnergies' largest lubricant blending plant worldwide and the global headquarters of TotalEnergies Marine Fuels. In renewables, Singapore is a regional hub for solar development, with active projects in 11 Asia-Pacific countries. A joint venture with ENEOS, headquartered in Singapore, aims to develop 2 GW of onsite B2B solar projects. The affiliate Saft specializes in battery solutions for national infrastructures across Asia-Pacific and integrates battery energy storage into local initiatives. The entity Total Gas & Power Asia Private is registered in Singapore as a private limited company and forms part of the TotalEnergies group. Its history is therefore intertwined with the group's broader Asian expansion and its ongoing shift toward integrated multi-energy operations.

• 2021

  The group changes its name to TotalEnergies, reflecting its multi-energy strategy.

• 1982

  TotalEnergies begins operating in Singapore, which later becomes its Asia-Pacific and Middle East hub.

• 1927

  The company begins oil production in Iraq.

• 1924

  TotalEnergies' predecessor, Compagnie française des pétroles, is created to ensure France's energy independence.

Regional multi-energy hub of TotalEnergies for Asia-Pacific and the Middle East, bridging global gas, power and low-carbon capabilities with Asian demand.

• Natural gas and LNG

  Trading and supply of natural gas and liquefied natural gas to Asian markets.

• Power and electricity solutions

  Comprehensive power solutions for businesses and consumers.

• Solar solutions

  Integrated rooftop solar solutions for commercial and industrial segments.

• Lubricants

  Produced at TotalEnergies' largest lubricant blending plant worldwide, located in Singapore.

• Marine fuels

  Global headquarters of TotalEnergies Marine Fuels is in Singapore.

• Battery solutions

  Saft specializes in battery solutions for national infrastructures across Asia-Pacific.

1. 1TotalEnergies in Singapore | TotalEnergies.comtotalenergies.com
2. 2TotalEnergies' history | TotalEnergies.comtotalenergies.com
3. 3Our products and services | TotalEnergies.comtotalenergies.com
4. 4Petroleum Products: Adapting to Demand | TotalEnergies.comtotalenergies.com
5. 5Total Gas & Power Asia Private - Wikidatawikidata.org