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A reconciled, methodologically-tagged industrial energy price and tariff dataset for Germany and Europe. The article shows exactly what the company builds and maintains: a single-consistent-source time series of modelled industrial supply prices (with and without maximum relief mechanisms) from 2020 to 2026, deliberately kept separate from other official series rather than blended. The licensable asset is threefold: (1) this harmonized price series with per-vintage methodology tags and explicit verified/unverified flags (the authors refuse to publish an unverified 2025 annual value — that audit trail is the value); (2) a cross-source reconciliation layer mapping SMARD / Federal Network Agency versus VEA/BDEW versus Destatis versus Eurostat industrial price definitions, showing why they diverge; (3) the policy-parameter layer around the 5 ct/kWh industrial price cap for 2026-2028 — eligibility rules, relief-mechanism stacking, and effective-price modelling per consumer profile. Underlying raw inputs are public; the normalization, relief-mechanism modelling and cross-source mapping are proprietary and are the buyable part.