Purchasing Power. Fuels: TotalEnergys Will Maintain Its Cap "as Long as the Conflict in the Middle East Lasts"
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TotalEnergies will continue to cap fuel prices as long as the conflict in the Middle East persists, said CEO Patrick Pouyanné on Saturday, August 29th. This device has allowed a slight increase in its share of the world's...
Gasoline, diesel... the bar of the 2 euros a litre is now crossed. In the face of rising prices, however, TotalEnergies promises to extend its cap on its stations, but only as long as
This cap, which costs "250 to 300 million euros" to the group, could however end in case of a new tax on superprofits, warns CEO Patrick Pouyanné.
TotalEnergies will continue to cap fuel prices at its stations "as long as the conflict in the Middle East lasts," its CEO said on Saturday.
The French petrogazier group will continue to cap the price of fuels in its stations "as long as the conflict lasts", assured Patrick Pouyanné this Saturday, its CEO TotalEnergies will continue to
This pump price cap was put in place by TotalEnergys last March, shortly after the start of the Middle East war.
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