Based on the information we currently have available, I'm not sure Jag needs a "premium price" to stack up financially. I recall the scoping study looked pretty good with nickel prices not far off where we are today, even at the lows from a few weeks/months ago.
My view is that being able to tie into a HV power supply for the plant and most mine infrastructure (trucks and other mobile earth moving equipment excepted) is a very real cost advantage.
This alone is worth the approach being taken IMHO.
That this electricity is generated from hydro is just a bonus and if CTM gets some brownie points for having low GHG, great.
The Opex reduction from not having to run a line up of diesel powered generators alone is likely to be compelling.
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