TES

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TES (Tree Energy Solutions) is a global green hydrogen and e-fuels company focused on developing large-scale projects to produce and transport green hydrogen and its derivatives (e-methane, e-ammonia). Their strategy involves building an integrated value chain from renewable energy generation to hydrogen production, liquefaction, and global shipping, aiming to decarbonize hard-to-abate sectors through a circular carbon economy.

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Founded 2019

Green Hydrogen ProducerDeveloperOperator

Strategic Overview

TES is pioneering a circular carbon economy model, utilizing captured CO2 to produce e-methane, which can be transported and re-used, effectively recycling CO2.
The company is focused on building an integrated global supply chain for green hydrogen and e-fuels, from production in resource-rich regions to import and distribution in demand centers.
TES aims to provide a scalable and affordable solution for decarbonizing hard-to-abate sectors such as heavy industry, shipping, and aviation.

Deal History (1)

TES, TotalEnergies, Osaka Gas, Toho Gas, and ITOCHU Partner on Live Oak e-NG Project in Nebraska

Developer Hydrogen, Gas, Green Hydrogen United States Dec 2, 2025

Deal Activity from Public Sources

TotalEnergies acquires a 30% stake in TES to support the development of its e-natural gas projects.

Acquisition Green Hydrogen, E-Fuels Global June 2022 with TotalEnergies

E.ON invests in TES and partners to accelerate green hydrogen production and import to Germany.

Investment Green Hydrogen, E-Fuels Global March 2022 with E.ON

HSBC invests in TES to accelerate its green hydrogen and e-fuels projects globally.

Investment Green Hydrogen, E-Fuels Global November 2022 with HSBC

AtlasInvest invests in TES to support the acceleration of the energy transition through green hydrogen and e-fuels.

Investment Green Hydrogen, E-Fuels Global October 2021 with AtlasInvest

Development of the Wilhelmshaven Green Energy Hub in Germany for large-scale import and production of green hydrogen and e-methane.

Development Green Hydrogen, E-Fuels, Onshore Wind, Offshore Wind, CO2 Capture, Utilization, And Storage (CCUS) Germany March 2022 5.5 GW with E.ON

TES and ENGIE partner on carbon capture and storage (CCS) for the Wilhelmshaven Green Energy Hub in Germany.

Partnership Carbon Capture, Green Hydrogen Germany November 2023 with ENGIE

TES and Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) partner to develop a large-scale green hydrogen production facility in Canada.

Joint Venture Green Hydrogen Canada October 2023 with Fortescue Future Industries (FFI)

TES and Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) partner to develop a large-scale green hydrogen production facility in the United States.

Joint Venture Green Hydrogen United States October 2023 with Fortescue Future Industries (FFI)

Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) invests €130 million in TES to accelerate green hydrogen production and import into Europe.

Financing Green Hydrogen, E-Fuels Global October 2022 with Fortescue Future Industries (FFI)

E.ON and TES partner to accelerate green hydrogen imports into Germany via the Wilhelmshaven Green Energy Hub.

Partnership Green Hydrogen, E-Fuels Germany October 2022 250000 tonnes/year with E.ON

TES to develop a large-scale green energy hub in Antwerp, Belgium, for the import of green hydrogen and e-methane.

Development Green Hydrogen, E-Fuels Belgium May 2022 500000 tonnes/year with Port of Antwerp-Bruges

TES to develop a green energy hub in Wilhelmshaven, Germany, for the import of green hydrogen and e-methane.

Development Green Hydrogen, E-Fuels Germany September 2021 250000 tonnes/year

Investment Focus

Technologies

Hydrogen1

Gas1

Green Hydrogen1

Geography

United States1

Key People

Marco Alverà

CEO

Rafael T. Schmidt

CFO

Otto Lindner

COO

Track Record

Years Active

Notable projects: Wilhelmshaven Green Energy Hub (Germany), Houston Green Hydrogen Project (USA)

Detailed Analysis

Technologies

Green HydrogenE-fuelsCarbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS)Onshore WindOffshore WindSolar PVShipping/LogisticsCarbon CaptureBattery Storage

Sectors

Energy TransitionUtilitiesTransport

Geographies

Belgium (1 deal)Germany (2 deals)United StatesAustraliaMiddle EastCanada (1 deal)NorwaySpainFrance (1 deal)Netherlands

Deal Stage

GreenfieldBrownfield

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