# Contact

> How to reach The Demand Charge — email address, contact form, and what to include if you are reporting an error in an article.

One address, one form, and a short note on what makes a correction easy to act on.
## Write to the editor

Write to <contact@thedemandcharge.com>.

## Publisher details

Required under Spanish Law 34/2002 on information society services, article 10.

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| Publisher | Nil Masferrer Jiménez |
| Capacity | Individual publisher, not a registered company |
| Established in | Spain |
| Email | contact@thedemandcharge.com |
| Site | https://thedemandcharge.com |

Full identification details — postal address and complete tax identification number — are available on request to anyone with a legitimate interest in them. Neither is published here. This is a one-person publication written from home, so the address in question is a home address, and a published national identity number is enough for somebody to open an account in another person's name. Email reaches the publisher directly and is the right way in for a correction, a query or a rights request.

## What to include in a correction

The site publishes corrections and dates them. What makes that quick:

**Before you send a correction**

1. The URL of the page.
2. The sentence as it currently reads, quoted.
3. What is wrong with it — a wrong figure, a misread tariff clause, a source that does not say what the article claims it says.
4. Where the correct version comes from, ideally a link to the primary document.

A correction backed by a link to a tariff sheet or an agency publication will usually be made the same week. A correction that says only "this is wrong" takes considerably longer, because the first thing that has to happen is the research you have already done.

## What this address is not for

- **Rate advice for your specific site.** The Demand Charge is a publication, not a consultancy. It does not review individual bills, model individual tariffs or recommend a schedule for a particular facility. See the [disclaimer](https://thedemandcharge.com/disclaimer).
- **Guest posts and link insertions.** Nothing on this site is published in exchange for payment or for a link, and unsolicited drafts are deleted unread. The reasoning is in the [editorial policy](https://thedemandcharge.com/editorial-policy).
- **Legal, tax or investment advice.** Articles that touch the investment tax credit or depreciation describe the published rules; they are not advice on your position and should not be used as such.

## Advertising

Enquiries about display advertising or sponsorship go to the same address. What an advertiser can and cannot buy is set out in the [advertising disclosure](https://thedemandcharge.com/advertising-disclosure) — the short version being that the answer to "can we have a favorable mention" is no.

## Data and privacy requests

Requests to access, correct or delete personal data, and objections to processing, go to contact@thedemandcharge.com. The [privacy policy](https://thedemandcharge.com/privacy) sets out what is held and on what basis. In practice this site holds very little: it has no accounts, no newsletter and no comment system.

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