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Tampa Electric Company (TECO Holdings), a subsidiary of Emera Inc. — Large-load data-center tariff and cost-recovery dataset: two proposed rate schedules for customers with peak monthly load of 50 megawatts or more, the allocation methodology assigning system-upgrade costs exclusively to those customers, interruptible-service terms, and the underlying load, capacity and infrastructure-cost records the tariff is built to recover. Large — roughly 700-800 staff and about 3-4B revenue serving 870K customers within an Emera group structure, holding project-level capacity and cost-attribution recor…
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Large-load data-center tariff and cost-recovery dataset: two proposed rate schedules for customers with peak monthly load of 50 megawatts or more, the allocation methodology assigning system-upgrade costs exclusively to those customers, interruptible-service terms, and the underlying load, capacity and infrastructure-cost records the tariff is built to recover
From 20 yearsCoverage UtilitiesAsset class Equities · Fixed income
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Tampa Electric Company (TECO Holdings), a subsidiary of Emera Inc. — Large-load data-center tariff and cost-recovery dataset: two proposed rate schedules for customers with peak monthly load of 50 megawatts or more, the allocation methodology assigning system-upgrade costs exclusively to those customers, interruptible-service terms, and the underlying load, capacity and infrastructure-cost records the tariff is built to recover. Large — roughly 700-800 staff and about 3-4B revenue serving 870K customers within an Emera group structure, holding project-level capacity and cost-attribution recor…
Politicopro offers (Alternative, Supply Chain, Geospatial) — Roughly 870K metered customer accounts plus annual resource plans with hourly load and capacity series; the large-load layer is smaller but far more valuable — per-project attributable-cost and capacity assessments for every customer above 50 megawatts under two rate schedules, produced each planning cycle.
Data-center siting economics and all-in delivered power cost modelling in Florida, forecasting transmission and generation capital deployment driven by large loads, comparative benchmarking of cost-allocation designs across US utility tariff regimes, alternative-data signal on which announced data-center projects convert to signed contracts, and regulatory-outcome prediction on cost-shifting disputes
The data is with 20 years of history.
Coverage spans US, Other; Electric Utilities; alternative, supply_chain, geospatial; equities, fixed_income.
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