The Institute for Energy Security (IES) has asked the government to think about pausing the fuel tax known as the Price Stabilization and Recovery Levy.
This is specifically for diesel. The group believes this action could provide much-needed help to consumers.
Many people are finding it hard to pay for fuel because prices have gone up quickly.
The IES said that stopping the levy would offer a small but timely amount of relief.
The suggestion comes at a time when oil prices are increasing around the world.
These global price changes often lead to higher costs at the pump for consumers.
The IES made this proposal in a public statement.
More details on the potential economic impact were not immediately available.