“The discount could go from 18 to 30 euro cents in September, and in October then go to 10 in November and 10 in December”, detailed the minister. With the discount of 20 cents at the pump announced Friday by TotalEnergies, “you would have in certain service stations in France a fuel at 1.5 euros”, a threshold defended by LR, he continued.
The oil giant has promised a rebate at the pump of 20 cents per liter between September and November (then 10 cents until the end of the year), in the face of the threat brandished by the deputies of a tax on “superprofits” .
Bruno Le Maire also proposed to LR deputies the “deferral” of the transport fuel allowance (ICT), targeted at large riders and the working classes, but criticized by the right which calls for a “generalized” measure. The Mayor also mentioned a specific measure for “small rural stations”, a provision also demanded by the LRs. The LR group, satisfied with these announcements, withdrew its amendments, paving the way for the adoption of the discount.