TotalEnergies, a major energy company, has introduced a price cap of 1.99 euros per liter for gasoline at its stations, a move that aims to provide relief to drivers amid rising fuel costs. These increases have been driven by ongoing tensions in the Middle East, which have disrupted global oil supplies and pushed prices higher. As of Monday, October 5, the average price for diesel was 2.381 euros per liter, while SP95-E10 and SP98-E5, two common types of gasoline, were priced at 2.174 euros and 2.281 euros per liter, respectively. Although TotalEnergies already offers a gasoline price cap, its diesel price discount could lead to significant savings for drivers. The company also provides energy offers that are among the most affordable in the market for both gas and electricity. The actual savings from these offers depend on the customer's current contract and their annual driving habits. For example, a customer with a standard electricity plan that includes off-peak hours could save nearly 130 euros annually by switching to TotalEnergies' Access offer, according to comparisons made in October. However, other providers, such as Gaz de Bordeaux, may offer even greater savings if promotional deals are available. For drivers, the impact of the fuel price cap is also notable. If a car consumes 6 liters of diesel per 100 kilometers, the cap would save 78 euros on a 5,000-kilometer journey, assuming an average diesel price of 2.25 euros per liter before the discount. To achieve the maximum 200 euros discount from the Access offer, a driver would need to travel around 12,800 kilometers annually. For smaller gas users, the 2-year Fixed Gas offer from TotalEnergies costs 284 euros per year in Rennes, compared to EDF's cheapest offer at 254 euros. The savings from the fuel discount can offset the additional cost of the contract after approximately 1,900 kilometers of driving. Individuals are encouraged to calculate their potential savings based on their specific needs and usage patterns, as future energy and fuel prices are difficult to predict. Customers can switch energy providers at any time, without fees or service interruption. They can use the tool provided by the national energy mediator to compare offers. It is important to consider not just the price but also how the price may change over time and the number of customer complaints, which reflect the level of satisfaction with the service. To take advantage of the fuel price cap, customers must join the TotalEnergies Club for free, activate the benefit, and present their loyalty card—either physical or digital—at the time of payment.