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TotalEnergies Consolidates German Renewable Energy And Storage Activities Under New ‘Integrated Power Germany’ Unit

TotalEnergies is reorganizing its power business in Germany by bringing its activities together under a new business unit, “Integrated Power Germany.” The unit will integrate the company’s affiliated subsidiaries QUADRA energy Sales & Origination, Kyon Energy and VSB, along with TotalEnergies’ offshore wind activities in Germany.

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The new business unit will focus on key segments across the renewable power value chain, including the development, construction and operation of wind and solar projects, utility-scale battery energy storage projects, direct marketing and aggregation of renewable power generation, and offshore wind development in the North Sea and Baltic Sea.

Alexandre Duret-Proux has been appointed Managing Director of TotalEnergies Integrated Power Germany and will lead the new business unit.

The company said the reorganization is aimed at strengthening its focus on profitable, low-carbon energy solutions and creating greater integration across its power activities in Germany.

Thomas Winkler, Managing Director of VSB in Germany, said the new structure would build on VSB’s more than 30 years of experience in developing, delivering and operating wind and solar projects, while combining its local expertise with TotalEnergies’ financial resources, market presence and integrated power capabilities.

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TotalEnergies has expanded its presence in the German power market through the acquisition of QUADRA energy in 2023, Kyon Energy in 2024 and VSB Group in 2025.

The company aims to increase its worldwide net electricity production to more than 100 TWh annually by 2030, with around two-thirds expected to come from renewable sources.

Germany remains a key market for TotalEnergies’ European power business, supported by the country’s renewable energy deployment targets and increasing demand for energy storage and flexibility solutions.


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