Hundreds of gas stations in France have run out of fuel as drivers rushed to fill up following the introduction of price caps. The energy ministry reported that 700 of the 900 affected stations are operated by TotalEnergies SA.
- Hundreds of French gas stations have run out of fuel due to panic buying triggered by price caps.
- 700 of the 900 affected stations are operated by TotalEnergies SA.
- The energy ministry attributes the shortages to logistical issues, not domestic supply shortages.
- Price caps were introduced due to global supply disruptions from the Middle East war.
- The situation could lead to increased volatility in energy markets.
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