Despite negotiations between Total’s management and the striking unions, the supply of fuel to gas stations in the region remains complex. Find the stations that still serve petrol and diesel closest to you.
Deficiency or non-deficiency? Within the region itself, the battle rages on. This Friday morning, during the morning show of France Bleu Orléans, the prefect of Loiret and of the Center-Val de Loire declared that there was “no shortage“of fuel, but rather difficulties in supply and”excessive consumption“.
At the same time, the prefecture of Eure-et-Loir issued a press release, which describes “total or partial deficiencies“the situation encountered by 80% of the stations in the department. So who is right?
However, depletion of stocks remains the order of the day. According to the regional prefecture, the Center-Val de Loire is one of the most affected regions in France, notably Indre-et-Loire, Eure-et-Loir and Loiret. The prefecture’s chief of staff, Franck Boulanjon, tells France 3 that immediate proximity to Île-de-France could worsen the situation in these departments, with residents of Ile-de-France coming to stock up on or they cross them on roads and highways.
Also according to the prefecture, between 10 and 13 October the rate of the Loiret service stations affected by a total or partial shortage of stocks went from 90 to 70%. What the chief of staff explains with the decree prohibiting the filling of canisters, but also with the mobilization of strategic volumes.
In the rest of the region it is also forbidden to fill canisters and other containers, except for some professionals who use, for example, generators or lawnmowers, or in the event of a lack of gas. Only the department of Eure-et-Loir has imposed a limit on the amount of fuel that can be purchased per trip: 30 liters for a light vehicle and 200 liters for a heavy vehicle. Elsewhere the choice is left to the stations themselves, who decide to ration on their own.
Below are the petrol stations that still serve the fuel you need, closest to you:
Additionally, with the notable exception of Loir-et-Cher, departments in the region have set up a priority queuing system for certain professionals, such as public safety professionals, firefighters, health workers and paramedics, or gas emergency vehicles. , electricity and communication networks. Hearts can also take these priority queues.
It should be noted that, in its message to the relevant services, the prefecture of Indre-et-Loire asks to “do not advertise this operation“, Of fear “being bombarded with requests from other bodies“The other prefectures have chosen to communicate this system directly to the media.
In 41, however, the state services are still awaiting instructions from the West zonal prefecture (in Rennes), deciding, in the meantime, not to create such queues. “The situation here seems less critical“, We note at the side of the prefecture.
The service stations offering this device to interested professionals are listed on the respective websites of the departmental prefectures.
