Fuel Prices: "If There Is a Taxation of Superprofits, There Will Never Again Be a Ceiling at TotalEnergys", Threatens the CEO of the Group Patrick Pouyanné
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TotalEnergies will keep fuel prices capped at 2.25 euros per litre of diesel fuel and 1.99 euros per litre of petrol in France as long as the conflict in the Middle East persists. But its CEO warns: in case...
Patrick Pouyanné, the CEO of TotalEnergies, warned last Saturday on France Inter, "the political class" in case the exceptional taxation on the super-profits of major groups, set up in 2025, from which he seems to have suffered. "We will learn the lessons from it," he said, "and he said, "and he's been...
While the price of the litre is above 2 €, TotalEnergies maintains its fuel cap in France at 1.99 € gasoline and 2.25 € diesel. A breath of air for purchasing power, but suspended from the conflict in the Middle East and the debate on superprofits.
TotalEnergies maintains a commitment to motorists, to limit the rise in fuel prices. The company reaffirms its decision....
Patrick Pouyanné reaffirmed Saturday, August 29, that TotalEnergies would maintain the cap on fuel prices (EUR 1.99 for petrol, EUR 2.25 for diesel) as long as the conflict in the Middle East will continue. But the CEO of the petrogazier giant has issued an unequivocal warning: in the event of taxation of superprofits, this device that already costs between 250 and 300 million euros to the group will end permanently. The article Pouyanné warns: …
Patrick Pouyanné, CEO of TotalEnergies, reiterated Thursday, August 29, 2024 that the group would continue to cap fuel prices as long as the conflict persisted in the Middle East. However, during an interview with France Inter,...
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