# TotalEnergies 也同意在德州液化天然氣廠及美國油氣鑽探投資近 10 億美元。

*business · news · 2026-06-03 · CNBC TV18*

## Key points

- 美國七州控告川普政府與 TotalEnergies 取消一項重大離岸風電租約。
- TotalEnergies 承諾不開發新的美國離岸風電專案，以換取 7.95 億美元的補償。
- TotalEnergies 同意在德州液化天然氣廠及美國油氣鑽探專案投資近 10 億美元。
- 各州指控政府濫用法律和解基金，儘管雙方間並無訴訟。

TotalEnergies also agreed to spend nearly $1 billion on ​a Texas LNG plant and on US oil and gas drilling. By Reuters Seven US states led by New York sued the Trump administration ‌and a French energy firm on Tuesday for canceling a major offshore wind lease off the coast of New York in exchange for a pledge by the company to invest instead in fossil fuel projects. The lawsuit in the Washington, DC, federal court challenges ​a March 23 decision by the US Department of the Interior to cancel a lease by a subsidiary ​of France's TotalEnergies, "reimburse" $795 million to the company, and extract a pledge from the company ⁠not to develop new offshore wind projects in the United States. Total also agreed to spend nearly $1 billion on ​a Texas LNG plant and on US oil and gas drilling. The deal represented a new strategy in the administration's ​wide-ranging effort to stop development of US offshore wind projects, which President Donald Trump has said he finds ugly and expensive. His administration has sought to increase domestic fossil fuel production and scrapped policies that support clean energy development. According to the complaint, the states allege ​the administration failed to follow proper administrative processes and misused a government fund reserved for legal settlements even ​though there was no litigation between the parties. The Justice Department declined to comment on the lawsuit. An Interior Department spokesperson said the ‌agreement was ⁠voluntary and went through appropriate procedural channels. "The only thing blatantly unlawful here was the process by which these offshore wind leases were negotiated and imposed by the Biden administration," the spokesperson said in an emailed statement. "Billions of dollars were effectively taken from the pockets of hardworking taxpayers and funneled into energy projects that were not only unreliable, ​but also unaffordable." The project, known ​as Attentive Energy, would ⁠have generated enough power for 1.3 million homes in New York and New Jersey, the states alleged. Both states are relying on offshore wind development to meet soaring ​energy needs and reduce greenhouse gas emissions that cause climate change. In addition to New ​York, the suing ⁠states include New Jersey, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Vermont. "This pay-not-to-play scheme pressuring a foreign company to forego planned offshore wind projects in America in favor of gas and oil drilling is an outrageous abuse of taxpayer dollars ⁠that hurts ​our ability to meet our energy needs, create good jobs, and ​help secure American energy independence while reducing emissions," New York Governor Kathy Hochul said in a statement. TotalEnergies did not respond to a request for ​comment.

**Companies:** TotalEnergies
**Countries:** United States, France

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