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Energy expense greater than income but not going down, why?

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10/8/2026 11:16:29 AMAUrankmankarse before revert after revert
10/8/2026 11:15:46 AMAUrankmankarse before revert after revert
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1 I agree it's confusing. 1 I agree it's confusing.
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3 The negative number comes from your energy demand: in-use buildpower, overdrive, and energy-use on cloaking etc. 3 The negative number comes from your energy demand: in-use buildpower, overdrive, and energy-use on cloaking etc.
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5 5 If you are out of metal, but you still have lots of builders trying to build things, you will have a large energy demand, even though your builders will not actually use the total amount of energy that they are demanding ( since they are stalling on metal) . In this situation your energy total will increase, even though the demand is greater than the supply.
6 If you are out of metal, but you still have lots of builders trying to build things, you will have a large energy demand, even though your builders will not actually use the total amount of energy that they are demanding (since they are stalling on metal).