Guerre au Moyen-Orient: Greenpeace accuse les compagnies pétrolières de faire des «profits de guerre»

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Une étude commandée par Greenpeace révèle que les compagnies pétrolières réalisent des "surprofits" de plus de 80 millions d'euros par jour dans l'UE depuis le début de la guerre au Moyen-Orient. Publiée le 3 avril 2026, l'étude compare les marges entre le prix du pétrole brut et le prix du carburant à la pompe avant et après le début du conflit. L'augmentation des marges est plus importante sur le diesel que sur l'essence, l'Allemagne et la France étant les pays où les "surprofits" sont les plus élevés. Greenpeace appelle les gouvernements européens à instaurer des taxes sur les profits des entreprises pétrolières et gazières pour réduire les factures d'énergie et accélérer l'indépendance énergétique. L'ONG estime que ces "surprofits" atteignent environ 2,5 milliards d'euros pour le seul mois de mars.

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Greenpeace France calls for additional permanent taxes on the profits of oil and gas companies.

quote — Greenpeace France100% confidence

The increase in pump prices is much greater than the increase in underlying crude oil prices.

factual — Greenpeace90% confidence

Compared to pre-war months, oil companies made a daily surplus profit of 75.3 million euros from diesel sales.

statistic — Greenpeace80% confidence

These alleged "excess profits" represent approximately 2.5 billion euros for the month of March.

statistic — Greenpeace80% confidence

Oil companies are making over 80 million euros in "excess profits" per day in EU countries since the start of the war in the Middle East.

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Diane Straus 30% Denmark 40% Netherlands 40% Sweden 40% Austria 40% Strait of Hormuz 60% Greenpeace France 60% Germany ×270% European Union 70% France ×370% Middle East ×380% Greenpeace ×490%

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surprofits 90% guerre au moyen-orient 90% compagnies pétrolières 80% prix du pétrole 70% greenpeace 70% marges 60% taxe sur les superprofits 50% carburant 50% indépendance énergétique 40%

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