The developer has a renewable energy project pipeline of more than 200MW, most of which is wind capacity, Total stated.
The acquisition was made through Total's clean energy arm Quadran, which now has a wind, solar PV and hydro portfolio of more than 830MW.
In 2017, Total bought a 23% stake in French renewables developer Eren Renewable Energy, with an option to take full control of the company after five years.
Earlier this year, Total Eren announced a deal to acquire Novenergia, a holding company whose principal asset is Generg, which owns more than 430MW of wind farms in Portugal.
Total also owns 74.33% of French utility Direct Energie, which in turn owns renewables developer Quadran.
It will rename Quadran as Total Quadran from 1 September, the company announced.