LIVE – Fuels: the strike renewed on the 5 sites of TotalEnergies – BFM Business

9:52 Update on TotalEnergies sites on strikeCurrently, 5 TotalEnergies sites are on strike, according to the Ministry of Energy Transition. The sites concerned are as follows: • Gonfreville l’Orcher refinery and depot (Seine-Maritime)
• Donges refinery and depot (Loire-Atlantique)
• La Mède biorefinery and depot (Bouches du Rhône)
• Feyzin depot (Rhône) – (the refinery is shut down for technical reasons).
• Mardyck depot (Nord) 8:50 a.m. Strike renewed at the 5 sites of TotalEnergies had already been extended until Tuesday and Wednesday in the refineries of Normandy and Donges while “the movement was renewed in the three establishments” of the Mède (Bouches-du-Rhône), Feyzin (Rhône) and Flanders (North), added Eric Sellini without further details. To find out more: 8:36 Fuel shortage: what to expect this weekend? The strike at TotalEnergies continues this Saturday in the refineries, fault agree on wage increases with the CGT, and with always important consequences the supply of service stations:8:34What does the agreement on wages concluded between Total, the CFDT and the CFE-CGC provide?The CFDT unions and CGC-CGE on Friday signed an agreement on salaries res with the management of TotalEnergies which notably includes increases of 7%. For its part, the CGT, which is demanding a 10% revaluation, refused to sign. To find out more:8:13Welcome to this liveWelcome to this live devoted to fuel shortages. Friday, the striking employees of TotalEnergies renewed until Wednesday their movement on all the sites of the oil group, despite an agreement on wages concluded with two majority unions. On the other hand, the strike was lifted successively Thursday and Friday in the only two refineries of the Esso-ExxonMobil group in France, in Fos-sur-Mer (Bouches-du-Rhône) then in Gravenchon, in Normandy after the conclusion of a wage agreement on Tuesday. But it will take “two to three weeks” to return to a “normal operating situation”, warned the group. standby, according to the Ministry of Energy Transition.