Liddy... That's only if we pay the $1M for the Hydro study before Teck declares its intentions. Teck is on the hook for 100%, 300%, 400% of everything 'eligible' we spend prior to them declaring.

Mahzman... Agreed, before Hydro commits to puting up lines they will need to understand what the long term scenarios might look like so they have the right infrastructure to meet that demand or the ability to to expand what they do build and not have to twin lines unnecessarily or replace stuff. Should Schaft want to increase it's daily production rate, there would be an increase in electrical demand - primarily for the mills i think.