RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Cascade 1 online yesterday ?Peyto has a deal with AESO which exposes them to Alberta’s power pool pricing. AESO’s pricing fluctuates hourly, but based on a $50/MWh price, Peyto can expect to generate about $835,000 per day based on their commitment of ~57,000MMbtu/day of natural gas to Cascade as per the corporate presentation. That’s about 16,700MWh/day upon conversion. At $50/MWh, that would generate about $835,000/day which then translates to about 300M per year. It’s a game-changer for Peyto assuming that power pool prices remain elevated. It also does not factor in any discounts, expenses, exchanges, profit-sharing, etc. Peyto is also not the sole supplier to Cascade - Mitsubishi has a supply contract through a subsidiary, Cutbank Dawson Gas Resources, which has also been contracted to supply gas to the station.