PETROL SHORTAGE CARD. The strike movement which begins in the refineries already has consequences in the service stations with full precautions. What is the situation near you? Here is the map and the list of gas stations supplied.
It’s go again ? Barely a quarter after the gasoline shortage experienced by many motorists in the fall of 2022, the situation seems to be tense in refineries and by extension in gasoline stations. Thursday January 19, 2023, the CGT union at Total Energies announced between 70 and 100% strikers in most of the French group’s refineries with deliveries of fuel suspended. Don’t panic for the time being at the pump since the out-of-stock stations remain very much in the minority, but there are already some difficulties at the local level. To find out if service stations are well supplied near you, you can use our search engine below or one of the maps available below, that of the Ministry of the Economy or through the Mon Essence application. .Fr.
We have set up a search engine to find the list of fuels available in the stations of a department and/or a city. Only the places where the station managers have indicated the gasoline available and its price are displayed. The information is classified by date and time of update (“MAD”), to maximize your chances of finding fuel:
This search engine is based on the “instant flow” of fuel prices in France, provided by the Ministry of the Economy and available on the official website: https://www.fuel-prices.
The Ministry of the Economy also provides a map and a search engine. To facilitate your search, first fill in your region, your department or directly your municipality to display the stations near you.
This search engine and this map are made from the “instant flow” of fuel prices in France, provided by the Ministry of the Economy and available on the official website: https://www.fuel-prices.
- By zooming in and then clicking on a point on the map, you can display all the information about the station and scroll through the prices of each fuel with arrows.
- Out-of-stock fuels are either explicitly mentioned on the map, or absent from the stations
- It is up to the point of sale concerned to declare its station and its prices to the Ministry. Some groups, such as Total, also provide data that is sometimes more detailed.
Another alternative is to use the map developed by the MonEssence.fr app, which is usually used to identify fuel prices near you based on feedback from users who themselves fill in the prices observed at the pump. In times of shortage, the app puts a map of the shortage online, always based on user feedback. It is not always completely up to date or updated regularly, but it provides an overall map of the situation in France.