"We Won't Let Anyone Go": the Government Promises to Renew Fuel Aid
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While the price of oil goes up again after new American strikes against Iran, the government wants to reassure motorists and professionals. Maud Bregeon assures that aid schemes for households and the most exposed sectors will be maintained.
"These aids will not be suspended," says the minister responsible for Energy Maud Bregeon. "The conditions for this extension will be specified "in the coming days". - "We will not let anyone go": the government promises to renew the fuel aid (Conso and Trends).
The government wants to "continue the aid" for the sectors most at risk of rising fuel prices, said energy minister Maud Bregeon.
Energy Minister Maud Bregeon confirmed continued support for companies most at risk of rising prices The government wants to "continue the
"We will have the opportunity to detail in the coming days the extent, the duration of this extension," said Maude Bregon, Minister Delegate for Energy, without further precision.
The road transport sector faces a scenario of extreme complexity due to the chaining of eight consecutive weeks of increases in fuel prices.This upturn has continued to boost inflation in August to 4.3%, which represents its highest level since February 2023 and adds critical pressure to the companies and self-employed in the sector.This increase in the suppliers adds a substantial change in the public aid system for September.
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