We publish our assumptions so they can be challenged. That works better when the people challenging them run the plants, manage the meters and sign the purchase orders.
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Contributors advise; they do not control what we publish. Where a contributor has a commercial interest in a topic, that interest is declared and taken into account, and they do not review that topic.