Paid for by the public: as electricity billpayers, and as taxpayers standing behind the loans.
The cost of the UK's renewables and net zero programme, followed through the public record. It starts with the national bill and ends on one stretch of the Banffshire coast, where the cables come ashore.
Scotland's share, the 2010 rule that made it worse, the cost set against public services, and 17 major emitters compared.
The same money side by side: every cost, including the ones the headline price leaves out, and a debt calculator you control.
What else the money could have done: Norway's model, the North Sea, carbon capture, shale, nuclear in series, and power prices for industry.
The five routes to the bill, the loan guarantees, who owns it, and why it is hard to see.
Subsidy paid by billpayers since 1 January, ticking live; dividends abroad; the vessel meter at an offshore vessel fleet manager's estimated day rates.
Shetland HVDC Link 2: what is proposed for Boyne Bay and Boyndie Bay, with the checked maps and charts.
Dividends, interest and fees paid or owed to owners and lenders outside the UK, from filed accounts.
Who carries each risk, the returns achieved, and the revenue per unit each farm earns.
Sixteen figures the public pays for but cannot see, each with a blank to fill.
The figures on the Moray Firth pages, each with its source, class and verification status.
Every financial, legal and technical term on these pages, explained in one place.
The addresses, questions and steps to ask the regulator, the system operator and SSEN for the missing figures.
Who runs the site, how to check a figure, and how to send a correction.
Every page and the leaflet as a PDF, to print, keep or pass on.