Macron Urges Energy Suppliers to Cut ‘Excessive’ Contracts

Macron Urges Energy Suppliers to Cut ‘Excessive’ Contracts

French President Emmanuel Macron urged energy suppliers to reduce “excessive” power and gas contracts signed with very small companies during last year’s price surge as bakers across the country led a chorus of protests.

Macron asks energy suppliers to renegotiate excessive contracts for small businesses

French president criticizes 'abusive and aberrant' energy contracts consumers had to accept - Anadolu Agency

Emmanuel Macron asks energy suppliers to renegotiate “excessive” contracts for SMEs

Emmanuel Macron spoke during the traditional Epiphany cake ceremony. It promises to help very small businesses deal with rising energy bills

Macron asks energy suppliers to “renegotiate” the “excessive contracts” of all SMEs in January

This Thursday, the Head of State assured that he would be alongside small artisans affected by soaring prices, on the occasion of the traditional Élysée cake.

Macron wants energy companies to renegotiate excessive contracts with self-employed workers

In France, small self-employed workers and companies affected by high energy bills will be able to renegotiate their contracts in January if they are excessive. This was announced by President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday.

Energy crisis: Emmanuel Macron asks suppliers to “renegotiate” the “excessive contracts” of all SMEs in January

Le président de la République a évoqué des tarifs « abusifs et aberrants ». « Sur les trois prochains trimestres, quand je regarde les prix aujourd'hui, c'est 220 euros le mégawattheure », a-t-il détaillé pour cadre en citant les prix de référence fixés par la CRE