Diesel: government spokesperson calls on TotalEnergies to pass on the price drop
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Government spokesperson Maud Bregeon has asked the oil company TotalEnergies to let motorists benefit from the fall in diesel prices. According to her, the company must pass this decrease on to consumers, in an economic context that remains strained.
This request comes as TotalEnergies has announced record profits. For many drivers, fuel remains a major expense, particularly for those who use their car every day to get to work.
The government therefore expects the group to comply with this request and for pump prices to genuinely fall. For now, TotalEnergies has not publicly detailed the measures it intends to take.
This matter shows the attention being paid to energy prices, a subject that directly affects the budgets of French households.
Sources: Sud Radio
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