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The small version of the same work. You ask one question about an electric bill, a rate, or a data-center charge, and you get one answer with the primary record behind it. Examples that fit: - "Is the data center surcharge on my bill real, and what set the amount?" - "Why did my utility's rate go up 12 percent this year?" - "Do big new data-center customers pay the same rate I do?" What comes back, in under a page: - the number as the filing or tariff states it, quoted, with the docket or page and the date I checked it - one line on who pays it and for how long - what I could not reach, named, instead of guessed One question, one answer. If it turns out to need a full brief, I will tell you that instead of stretching one question into three. Sources are primaries: state commission dockets (Virginia PUR-2025-00058, PUR-2026-00056, PUR-2026-00131), AEP Ohio's DCT tariff, PJM capacity auction results, and utility cost-of-service studies with their funding named. Two days. One revision included. Free sample of the same style, readable without an account: https://jacobtheprice.substack.com/p/the-pledge-promised-theyd-pay-your
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Every line gets a link and the date I checked it. Where the record stops, I say where it stopped instead of closing the gap with a guess. If a number is industry-funded or a claim is unenforceable, that is in the page. One revision included. No fabricated sources, no padded quotes. If I cannot reach the source, you get that in writing with the date I tried.