TotalEnergies has announced a significant discovery of additional gas condensate resources at the Harald East Middle Jurassic exploration well (HEMJ-1X) in the Danish North Sea. This well, situated in shallow waters approximately 250 kilometers from Denmark's west coast, was drilled in the eastern section of the Harald field and encountered 48 meters of net gas condensate pay within a high-quality reservoir.

To facilitate production, the HEMJ-1X well will be connected to the Harald platform, with production expected to commence before the year's end via the existing Harald and Tyra facilities. Kevin McLachlan, Senior Vice President of Exploration at TotalEnergies, highlighted the significance of this find, stating, “The success of the Harald East Middle Jurassic well, located near our Harald facilities in Denmark, showcases the effectiveness of our Exploration strategy. This discovery will enhance Danish energy supply by increasing our existing production in the North Sea, in line with the Danish National Compromise.”

TotalEnergies operates the Danish Underground Consortium, holding a 43.2% working interest. The consortium includes joint venture partners BlueNord, which holds a 36.8% interest, and Nordsøfonden, with a 20% stake. This new discovery reinforces TotalEnergies' commitment to boosting energy production in Denmark and underscores the company's strategic focus on exploring and developing resources in the North Sea. As production ramps up, this development is expected to play a key role in meeting energy demands and supporting the region's energy security.

TotalEnergies is a prominent energy company in Denmark, engaged in both oil and gas production as well as renewable electricity. The company employs a diverse international team of approximately 1,200 individuals, with operations based in Esbjerg, offshore sites, and Copenhagen. TotalEnergies is responsible for over 80% of the oil and 90% of the gas produced in Denmark, emphasizing a commitment to emissions reduction, highlighted by the cessation of routine flaring in its operations starting in 2023. Additionally, the company is advancing carbon storage projects that aim to sequester up to 5 million tons of CO2 annually by 2030.

In the realm of Integrated Power, TotalEnergies is developing two offshore wind projects, which will collectively have a capacity of 405 MW, while also exploring further initiatives in wind, solar energy, and biogas. With a history spanning more than fifty years, TotalEnergies plays a vital role in Denmark's energy supply, contributing significantly to the country's economy and job market.

TotalEnergies is a worldwide integrated energy company involved in the production and marketing of various energy sources, including oil, biofuels, natural gas, green gases, renewables, and electricity. With over 100,000 employees dedicated to ensuring that energy is more reliable, affordable, and sustainable for as many people as possible, TotalEnergies operates in approximately 120 countries. The company prioritizes sustainability in its strategy, projects, and operations.