SIPLEC - E.LECLERC in the news

E.Leclerc is lowering its EV charging price to  0.17/kWh at 330 stores starting October 5, 2026, as part of a decarbonisation strategy and to address energy cost concerns.

E.Leclerc offers competitive electric vehicle charging and E85 Superethanol conversion options to help consumers reduce their mobility costs and facilitate the energy transition.

E.Leclerc, via Siplec, VIVESCIA, and Roquette, launched a partnership to produce low-carbon ethanol from French agriculture to accelerate sustainable mobility.

Siplec E.Leclerc formed a three-year partnership with Vivescia and Roquette to develop a fully integrated, low-carbon ethanol production and distribution chain within France.

Vivescia, Roquette, and Siplec E.Leclerc have formed a three-year partnership to produce low-carbon bioethanol from French cereals, aiming for significant greenhouse gas reduction and distribution through E.Leclerc stations.

Vivescia, Roquette, and Siplec E. Leclerc have formed a three-year partnership to produce and distribute low-carbon bioethanol from regenerative agriculture.

Vivescia, Roquette, and Siplec E.Leclerc are partnering to create a low-carbon ethanol supply chain for road biofuels in France.

Vivescia, Roquette, and Siplec E.Leclerc partnered to establish a low-carbon ethanol supply chain in France for road biofuels.

Vivescia, Roquette, and Siplec E.Leclerc established a low-carbon ethanol supply chain for road vehicles, from wheat sourcing to fuel distribution.

VIVESCIA, Roquette, and Siplec E.Leclerc partnered for three years to create low-carbon ethanol from French supply chains for road biofuels, aiming for up to 100% greenhouse gas reductions.

VIVESCIA, Roquette, and Siplec E.Leclerc have established France's first integrated low-carbon ethanol supply chain from regenerative farming to fuel distribution.

VIVESCIA, Roquette, and Siplec E.Leclerc have formed a partnership to establish a low-carbon ethanol supply chain in France, integrating agricultural production with industrial processing and fuel distribution.

A new partnership between VIVESCIA, Roquette, and Siplec E.Leclerc establishes France's first integrated low-carbon ethanol supply chain from farm to fuel.

Vivescia, Roquette, and Siplec E.Leclerc formed a three-year partnership to establish a low-carbon bioethanol supply chain in France for road vehicles.

E. Leclerc representatives, including the executive chairman and Siplec's CEO, were audited by the finance committee regarding fuel prices and taxation.

E. Leclerc representatives, including Siplec's general director, were questioned by the finance commission regarding fuel prices and taxation.

Executives from E.Leclerc and SIPLEC will testify before the Finance Committee regarding fuel prices and taxation strategies.

E.Leclerc is proactively calculating and displaying the environmental costs for its private label textile products, using a third-party platform for supply chain traceability and eco-score generation for consumers.

Belgian purchasing group Eurelec, which includes French retailer E.Leclerc, received a €33.5 million fine from French authorities for not complying with French commercial code regarding supplier agreements.

Charge E-Lec provides subscription-free electric vehicle charging at E.Leclerc stores across France, priced transparently per kWh, integrated with loyalty benefits and managed by Freshmile.