Fuels: "No Supply Stakes at This Stage" in France, Assures Lescure
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Roland Lescure said that France "has no stake in fuel supply" "at this stage." But the prolongation of the conflict in the Middle East could be a problem.
"Globally we have strategic stocks that are full in France, so we don't have any supply stakes at this stage," said Roland Lescue. "For the next two months, we don't have any worries," he added. "We have very clear visibility over the next six to eight weeks. And then, of course, it depends on the evolution of the conflict," he added. "That's why the President of the Republic wanted us to have a meeting around the Prime Minister today on this, t…
On Monday, the Minister of Economy announced on France Inter that 17% of the stations were in a shortage of at least one fuel. Nevertheless, according to him, there was "no concern" about supply.
The Minister of Economy said that 17% of the stations lacked at least one fuel this Monday morning, while the war in the Middle East is continuing and prices are blazing. "For the next two months, we have no worries," the government replied.
France "has no stake in supplying" fuels "at this stage", but it must "ensure" to "find solutions" if the conflict in the Middle East lasts, said the Minister of Economy, Roland Lescure, on France Inter this Monday, September 21, 2026.
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