It’s a non binding MOU.
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I believe they were paid for their time to deliver a product that is suitable for Kalina yes.
companies don’t work for free - they provide their expertise for a fee, in this case engineering to ensure the turbine suited KPOs requirements. Given they spent TWO WHOLE years working with KPO (according to Ross) to get to this point, do you actually believe that they haven’t been paid for that?
they get paid for their expertise and their product. What’s hard to understand about that?
most companies get paid for things, you are just not used to seeing it with KPO, except when it comes from shareholders pockets.
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