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Comment by buddy135on Feb 17, 2009 4:20pm
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RE: RE: Stimulus package

RE: RE: Stimulus packageCould Enmax be the "major entity"? They did business with some Earthfirst affiliates last summer. On Creststreet's website I read the Creststreet Kettle Hill Windpower LP and Creststreet Windpower Development LP funds were completely dissolved... unit holders received cash and shares in Earthfirst Inc at some conversion rate. Might be some relevance there?

https://www.enmax.com/Corporation/Media+Room/Current+News+Releases/2008+News+Releases/46Kettles.htm
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ENMAX Energy Corporation (“ENMAX Energy”), ispleased to announce that ENMAX Green Power Inc., a wholly-ownedsubsidiary of ENMAX Energy, has acquired Kettles Hill Wind Energy Inc.,the owner and operator of the Kettles Hill Windpower Facility, fromCreststreet Kettles Hill Windpower LP and Creststreet WindpowerDevelopment LP for $163 million including the assumption of debt andsubject to working capital adjustments.....
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