Together with its sister companies ExxonMobil, BP, Chevron, Shell and ConocoPhillips, Total is one of the six oil and gas super-majors. Total produces 2.8 million barrels and charters 143 million tonnes of oil per year. It has 800 industrial sites and 14,000 petrol stations around the world. But today, the climate crisis, the concern of public opinion and the mistrust of governments are shaking up this multinational which, like the others, is fighting to maintain its hegemony. In the group's communication, "social commitment", "renewable energies" and "sustainable development" have become common expressions. But does Total really want to become more virtuous with regard to human rights and the climate.