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Western Wind Energy Corp > 3 questions about tendering to BEP
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Comment by modgilon Feb 14, 2013 11:38am
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RE: RE: RE: 3 questions about tendering to BEP

RE: RE: RE: 3 questions about tendering to BEP

Thorny

BEP, if by any chance, increase their offer (there is no reason why they would and they have expressly stated in their NRs as well), you will end up getting the higher offer. It is already mentioned in their NR when they put out the offer. Go to BEP's website and read their NR to this effect.

Good Luck !!

 

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