TotalEnergies (TTE) said on Wednesday it was reinstating a cap on fuel prices at its service stations across metropolitan France after renewed conflict in the Middle East pushed global petroleum product prices higher.
The French energy major said it would cap the price of gasoline at 1.99 euros ($2.27) per liter and diesel at 2.25 euros per liter, restoring a policy that had been in place until June 2026.
TotalEnergies also confirmed it will move forward with plans announced on June 30 to renew exceptional pricing operations during summer holiday weekends at its motorway service stations, maintaining a 1.99 euros per liter ceiling for both petrol and diesel.
Furthermore, residential customers enrolled in the energy firm's "Fuel Advantage" electricity and gas program will continue to benefit from a preferential 1.99 euros per liter cap on all fuels throughout 2026.
TotalEnergies said the discount will be applied at the pump and itemized on customer receipts, with the offer extended to all new residential electricity and gas subscribers.
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