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Every item below is a figure that bears on money recovered from electricity bills, and that nobody has been able to find in any public source. Each has a blank beside it. The companies, the regulator and the public are invited to fill the blanks with a verifiedLabels on the evidence register showing whether a figure's source was checked and confirmed, corrected, missing, or wrong. more › figure and a document that shows it. Where we have an estimateLabels on the evidence register showing how strong a figure's source is: an official document, a press report, arithmetic, or an estimate. more › instead, it is marked as one.
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Wind farm companies are private companies, outside the Freedom of InformationLegal rights to request information from public bodies (FOI) or environmental information from a wider range of bodies (EIR). more › Act, and their subsidy contracts pay a fixedLabels on the evidence register showing whether a figure's source was checked and confirmed, corrected, missing, or wrong. more › price set at auctionThe competitive process by which wind farms bid for a fixed subsidy price, with the lowest bids winning a contract. more ›, so no regulator reviews their costs. SSEN Transmission must publish its tenders but withholds contract values as commercially confidential. Anyone can ask OfgemThe UK government regulator for gas and electricity, which sets how much network companies can charge billpayers. more › and NESOThe National Energy System Operator, the body that keeps Great Britain's electricity grid balanced minute by minute. more › under the Freedom of Information Act, and SSEN Transmission under the Environmental Information Regulations. Ask for it yourself gives the addresses and the questions.