Sure, send the numbers over. I’ll run a quick audit and flag any decimal discrepancies. Keep the data tidy, and I’ll point out the smallest misalignment.

Let me run through the figures with a fine‑toothed comb. - Fuel cost per kWh: $0.0698 – that’s a tidy 4‑decimal figure, so no rounding error there. - Maintenance cost you listed as “per year” at $0.0234 is suspect. At that magnitude it would be a fraction of a cent per kWh. If you meant per kWh, then 0.0234 is reasonable; if it’s truly per year, the decimal point is misplaced. - Capital cost of $198.76 is fine, but when you divide that by the annual output of 12,345.67 kWh you get a cost of about $0.0161 per kWh—tiny compared to the fuel cost. - Energy loss of 0.4567 % is precise; it’s the kind of fractional loss you’d capture with a spreadsheet’s decimal field. - Profit margin of 7.8912 % is oddly specific. If you’re quoting a percent, four decimal places is overkill unless you have a formula that really needs that resolution. So, the only decimal that looks off is the maintenance cost – double‑check whether it’s a per‑kWh figure or a per‑year figure, and adjust accordingly. Everything else lines up with the level of precision you’re aiming for.