Fuel Prices: "There Is No Risk of Shortage" in France, Says Minister for Energy Maud Bregeon
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According to the government spokesman Maud Bregeon, 90% of gas stations have "no supply difficulties".
As gas oil and gasoline prices blaze, the Minister for Energy assures that the supply of gas stations remains generally assured "There is no risk of shortage
Invited by the "4V" on France 2 Tuesday, 15 September, Maud Bregeon went back on the rise in fuel prices and the supply difficulties encountered in certain service stations. The government spokesman and minister responsible for Energy also mentioned the €100 aid for large rolling machines and the possibility of strengthening this system. She finally spoke about the agent tariff for certain employees and pensioners in the electricity and gas sect…
According to the French government, there is no risk of fuel shortages in the country due to the difficulties in supply chains caused by the conflicts in the Middle East through the Strait of Hormuz.
Despite rising prices and supply pressures at some stations, the government is ensuring that there is no "risk of shortage" of fuel.
"There is no risk of fuel shortages," says Dominique Schelcher, on Tuesday 15 September on LCI. "There is no risk of fuel shortages," says Maud Bregeon, Minister of Energy. "There is no risk of shortage," says Coopérative-U's CEO on LCI (Economy).
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