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Each row is a recurring event.
Every row is a fixed point in the regulatory year — a forecast, a draft, a final determination, or the date a new charge takes effect. Rows are grouped by the cost they belong to.
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A dot marks the month.
A coloured dot sits in the month an event occurs. The colour is the cost category. Many events repeat, so a row can carry several dots.
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Click any row for the detail.
Selecting a row opens a side panel with what the event is, who publishes it, the timing rule, why it matters, and a link to the authoritative source.
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Filter by category.
Use the category chips to show only the costs you care about — selecting a chip narrows the calendar to that category. The shaded column marks the current month.
Indicative timings — always confirm against the published source before relying on a date