As a consequence of the current geopolitical instability, TotalEnergies has confirmed the extension of its fuel price cap policy throughout June. This measure will be proactively applied at the 3,300 service stations in its French network and aims to mitigate the economic impact of the Middle East crisis on end consumers.
Thus, the maximum price set will be at 1.99 euros per liter for gasoline and 2.25 euros per liter for diesel. In addition, corporate management has committed to immediately passing on any decrease in international prices to domestic pumps.
Special fares for travel on public holidays
With the aim of supporting family gatherings related to the May and June holidays, the company will implement an additional temporary reduction, during the weekends of Mother’s Day, scheduled for the May 30 and 31, and Father’s Day, scheduled for the June 20 and 21.
During these days, users will pay 1.99 euros per liter of gasoline and 2.09 euros per liter of diesel throughout the supply infrastructure in France. Likewise, the entity seeks to ensure mobility during peak road traffic periods in the summer.
Additional benefits for residential energy customers
Regarding service integration, subscribers to the operator’s electricity and gas contracts will enjoy specific, consolidated benefits. Those users registered in the “fuel advantage” program will maintain an absolute price cap of €1.99 per liter for any type of fuel throughout 2026.
This flat rate applies even at stations located on highways and already has over 825,000 residential customers enrolled. The benefit is automatically extended to new users who sign an energy supply contract with the subsidiary.
Source: TotalEnegies