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Gas, electricity, sanitary pass, restaurant vouchers… What has changed on August 1st - Changes are expected at the start of this month with gas and electricity prices continuing to rise, as will the price of parking in Paris. But the month will be especially marked by the expansion of the health pass to many places including restaurants and bars.
New increases in electricity and gas prices - After a 10% increase in July, gas prices will continue to increase. As of August 1st, the regulated sales tariff (TRV) for natural gas sold by Engie will register a further increase of 5.3%. About 3.1 million residential consumers (out of a total of 10.7 million) are expected to be affected by the tariff change.
It’s the same for electricity prices with Engie's "blue" tariffs increasing significantly for residential and business customers. This should result in an increase of 4 euros for individuals and 6 euros for professionals. An increase denounced by unions.
The health pass looks set to be extended to bars and restaurants - Since July 21st, the health pass is requested in all cultural and leisure places which have a capacity of more than 50 people. From the beginning of August, it is expected to be required to enter a restaurant or a bar (even on the terrace and regardless of the number of customers), but also in transport (such as trains or planes). The SNCF is preparing for widespread checks as soon as the measure comes into effect. Recently, the government
