The Institute for Energy Security wants the government to stop collecting the fuel stabilisation levy. This call comes as prices for oil on the world market continue to rise.
This levy adds to the cost of fuel for drivers. The Institute believes pausing it would offer some relief to consumers.
Global oil prices have seen a significant increase recently. This rise is a major factor influencing fuel costs locally.
The Institute for Energy Security is a group that looks closely at energy issues. They are advising the government on this matter.
Government action is needed to consider this request. The impact on fuel prices and consumers is a key concern.
The Price Stabilisation and Recovery Levy is part of the fuel price structure. Pausing it would mean removing this extra charge for a period.
The goal is to ease the financial pressure on Ghanaians who buy fuel regularly.