TotalEnergies CEO says post-dividend break-even will fall to $35 a barrel

Sept 28 (Reuters) — TotalEnergies SE: Totalenergies Ceo: Post-dividend Break-even Will Be Lowered To $35 From $50 Totalenergies Ceo: Production Growth Of 2-3% To 2035 Is Achievable Without Big M&a Totalenergies Upstream President Terraz: Expect To Deliver Additional $4 Billion To $5 Billion Of Cash Flow From Operations Between 2025 And 2030 In All Price Scenarios Totalenergies Upstream President Terraz: Targets First Oil Production From Uganda's Kingfisher And Startup Of Eacop Pipeline By End Of Year Totalenergies Upstream President Terraz: Expects Tilenga Oil Production To Start In First Half Of 2027, Later Than Previously Announced Totalenergies Downstream President Vincent Stoquart: Group Has Generated More Than $0.5 Billion In Cashflow At Port Arthur Refinery Year To Date Totalenergies Ceo: We Are More And More Confident We'll Find More Oil In The Suriname Basin Totalenergies Ceo: We Could Accelerate Mozambique Phase 2 Quicker Totalenergies Ceo: Us Diesel Export Ban Is A 'Bad Idea' Totalenergies Ceo: Doesn't See Any Alternative Apart From Using Strategic Reserves If Ban Happens Totalenergies Ceo: We Evaluate Opportunities In Venezuela, If We Invest It Has To Be A Sustainable Contract Totalenergies Ceo: There Was A Big Debate Whether We Should Declare Force Majeure On Lng Totalenergies Ceo: Eu Tankers Can Be Used To Ship Lng From Russia's Yamal Outside Of The Eu But Will Be Limited Business Further company coverage: TTEF.PA (Gdansk Newsroom) ((gdansk.newsroom@thomsonreuters.com; +48 58 769 66 00)