TotalEnergies News & Fact Checking responded to Mr. Mélenchon that his message was incomplete. The company stated that the decrease would be passed on to its prices based on the barrels received, and thus to a lesser extent than with other distributors. It also announced a discount of 20 euro cents per liter of non-road diesel for farmers, fishermen, and public works companies, as well as a discount of 200 euros per cubic meter on domestic fuel oil. TotalEnergies specified that it would maintain the cap on diesel at 2.25 euros per liter beyond the three months of the stock release measure, as long as the crisis in the Middle East lasted. According to the company, this decision made on its initiative would represent a cost of approximately 500 million euros by the end of September. It added that its ambition was to maintain the cheapest network in France and referred to a page of explanations. https://t.co/SEpapdAQ4X #PrixDuCarburant #Agriculture #Economie (translated)
