It’s already online as of a couple weeks ago. They’ve been running in parallel doing commissioning.Originally Posted by ExtraSlow
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Insanely low prices to reign in the end of coal... But I'm pretty sure its simply the offset from not having to pump all that water through Calgary.
That and temperate weather, and more residential solar.
Cocoa $10,000 per tonne.
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I’m also confused by his statement. Exciting? lol.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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I dunno, there's a few things a person could be excited about.
1) less carbons
2) more methane burned - base demand for natural gas
3) good PR for the province
4) a heavy industrial project moved forward, which seems nearly impossible these days.
5) Power plant not decommissioned.
My excitement is made up of some summation of these.
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