Supplemental Technical Comment of L.M. Marlowe on the integration of large, high-density electric loads and the associated reliability, observability, and cost-allocation methodologies under consideration by the Commission under EL26-67 et al.

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Summary: Lisa Melton (filing as L.M. Marlowe), an independent researcher and private citizen, supports the Commission's efforts to address reliability and cost-allocation issues regarding large computational loads. She proposes a specific "boundary-verification" framework to ensure grid stability and cost-causation without requiring access to proprietary internal facility data.

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