Franța promite o reducere de 10 euro la fiecare plin de motorină. Planul guvernului pentru scăderea prețurilor

The French government plans to reduce diesel prices by approximately 10 euros per tank starting November 1, 2026. This reduction, announced by Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, will range from 12 to 18 cents per liter and is expected to last until the end of January 2027. The government aims to utilize 10 million barrels from strategic reserves, selling the fuel at cost price to lower pump prices. The measure comes in response to rising fuel costs, with France having some of the highest prices in the EU. As of October 5, diesel averaged 2.355 euros per liter in France, compared to the EU average of 2.149 euros. The price reduction will also impact heating fuel and other diesel uses, reflecting the government's commitment to address the energy crisis.