France has unveiled a €710 million aid package to mitigate the energy crisis, supporting sectors like fishing and farming, and offering bonuses for electric vehicle adoption. Blanket subsidies are excluded.

French prime minister Sébastien Lecornu announced new support measures to cushion the impact of the energy crisis caused by the war in Iran.  The €710 million package includes extending existing support schemes for sectors such as fishing, farming and construction, as well as a new bonus for taxi drivers to switch to electric cars.  But the prime minister ruled out blanket subsidies like fuel tax cuts as Paris struggles to bring its debt and deficit down.