One in Six French Fuel Stations Runs Short as Diesel Prices Soar
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Pump prices continue to rise this Monday. Sébastien Lecornu is holding two meetings today on the issue.
After a record 2.41 euros per litre of diesel fuel, a meeting in Matignon has to define the contours of a new aid package, announced "in the next few days".
As the government convenes an emergency round table in Matignon this Monday in the face of rising fuel prices, several avenues of aid and regulation are under consideration. From the targeted cheque to the ceiling of fuel prices...
As the surge in pump prices continues, the Prime Minister brings together several members of the government to take stock of the response to be given to the most precarious motorists.
17% of French service stations lack at least one fuel this Monday, September 21, 2026, with a concentration of 91% at TotalEnergies. The government ensures full strategic stocks and visibility over six to eight weeks, but recognizes that the situation depends on the evolution of the conflict in the Middle East between the United States and Iran. The article Fuel: 17% of stations lack at least one fuel appeared first on L'EnerGeek.
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