Corrections

Gridandgeneration publishes factual reference pages about electricity systems in North America. When an error is found in an article, the policy is to correct it, not delete it. A substantive correction, such as an incorrect figure, date, or technical description, will be noted at the foot of the article with the date it was made. Minor typographical errors are fixed silently, as they do not alter the factual content.

Readers can report a suspected error by contacting the editors. To ensure a prompt review, please provide the full article address and quote the exact claim you believe to be incorrect. All such reports are reviewed and, where necessary, corrections are typically made within two working days.

The site’s reference pages are built from data and official sources that can change. When a power plant is commissioned, a market rule is amended, or a utility updates its fleet data, the corresponding pages on gridandgeneration are revised to reflect the new reality. These are not corrections but necessary updates to maintain accuracy as the physical and regulatory landscape evolves.

This approach ensures the archive of pages remains a reliable and transparent record. A correction note preserves the integrity of the published record while acknowledging the update, which is a core principle of the site’s commitment to factual reporting on generation, grids, markets, and policy.