The site is overloaded at this very moment, so keep trying…
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So how much is the price drop really meant to be, I have seen various totals.
As discussed on other threads… there are various offers (Leclerc etc) coming online… although those seem to depend on spending in the associated shop…
The govt is suggesting… (see the link)
https://www.ouest-france.fr/economie/transports/carburants-essence-diesel/prix-des-carburants-jean-castex-annonce-une-remise-de-15-centimes-par-litre-des-le-1er-avril-5ea30f50-a22c-11ec-94d9-2934fcc22a98
EDIT: for someone who needs to put fuel in the vehicle… the site might be invaluable in finding the best local price “at that time”…
Diesel was 2.099 when I put some in my car this morning. €100 for not even a full tank 
Thanks Stella. I just paid 1.996€ per litre for SP95-E10 at Intermarché. This site was totally accurate.
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that’s good to know… I hoped the site might be useful.
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I’ve used this gouv.fr site before, when travelling and not familiar with which local place likely to be best. It’s good, but sometimes a few hours out of date…
Shopping day today - Rochechouart Intermarche 2.21 ltr Diesel, local petrol station 2.31 ltr. Diesel
St. Junien Leclerc and Hyper U 1.92 ltr Diesel - Leclerc also offers shopping voucher 5Euros per 50
Euros spent on petrol.
Chabanais Super U 2.31 ltr Diesel
Haven’t had to fill up my car for quite a few days, so just looked at the local prices on the government website and the difference between some filling stations is incredible - over 15%. Roll on Summer when the bike can be a regular feature! And just out of interest, I was just looking at electric scooters as I had received an interesting website link. Scooters with a range up to 75km, top speed of up to 100km and a cost to recharge of less than 1€ 
Hmmm… it won’t be available everywhere on 1st April… but it will arrive, eventually.