Faced with the rise in fuel prices, the Government had set up a rebate at the pump. Passed from thirty to ten cents last November, it ended on December 31. And here is what will change.
This is one of the main changes at the start of 2023. In April 2022, the Government decided to introduce a rebate at the pump due to the increase in gasoline prices. So that this does not have too serious consequences on the wallets of the French, already affected by inflation and the energy crisis, a discount of thirty cents had been applied, before going to ten cents last November, until its deletionthis December 31, while the gasoline prices go down again for several months and are now stabilized, as pointed out Capital. Good news for motorists, who should therefore not suffer too much from the deletion of this rebate, if we are to believe BFM.
With the removal of these ten cents discount, the price of petrol should therefore logically increase by twenty cents at TotalEnergies stationsand of ten cents in others. According to official figures, published Monday, December 26, the liter of diesel increased last week to reach 1.75 euros per liter, one cent more than the previous week. The SP95-E10 stagnated at 1.62 euros per litre. Prices that are stabilizing, if we are to believe Philippe Chalmon, specialist in the raw materials market interviewed by The Midi Dispatchand which should last for the beginning of the year 2023. “The price of fuel should gravitate around 1.80 euros per liter in the coming weeks”he thus assured, before specifying that from February 5, 2023, the price difference should widen between unleaded 95 and diesel.
What’s next after this ad
What replaces the fuel rebate?
The end of the rebate at the pump necessarily leads to an increase, even of a few cents, in the price of gasoline. However, for the most modest households, the Government intends to continue its support, by awarding ten million French people an exceptional check of 100 euros, starting in January 2023. This will be awarded in particular to those who own an electric vehicle. and plug-in hybrids, and drivers of motorized two-wheelers. To find out if you will benefit from it, go to the site impots.gouv.fr. The only criterion for receiving this check is to have a reference tax income of less than 14,700 euros for the year 2021.