138. Deputy Ken O'Flynn asked the Minister for Climate, Energy and the Environment the current surplus in the National Oil Reserves Agency levy account; if the levy currently funds the holding of fuel stocks to assist in energy security in the event of a supply disruption as originally intended; if any portion of this surplus is intended to be redirected to the Climate Action Fund in Budget 2026; and if the Government will commit to a broader review of petroleum-related taxation in order to ensure the financial burden on consumers and businesses is proportionate and consistent with Ireland's energy security and decarbonisation objectives and is shared equally across all carbon emitting energy source. [54223/25]

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138. Deputy Ken O'Flynn asked the Minister for Climate, Energy and the Environment the current surplus in the National Oil Reserves Agency levy account; if the levy currently funds the holding of fuel stocks to assist in energy security in the event of a supply disruption as originally intended; if any portion of this surplus is intended to be redirected to the Climate Action Fund in Budget 2026; and if the Government will commit to a broader review of petroleum-related taxation in order to ensure the financial burden on consumers and businesses is proportionate and consistent with Ireland's energy security and decarbonisation objectives and is shared equally across all carbon emitting energy source. [54223/25]

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