The wind farm and batteries would be Iron Bear. The transmission...

The wind farm and batteries would be Iron Bear. The transmission lines would be Iron Bear. The hydro power generators would be owned by the current operators. Iron Bear would fund the expansion of existing power generation. This latter would be on a basis of using power at a rebate over a number of years until the total overall cost of the expansion is recouped or until a set number of years supply has concluded.

The issue is one of the use of the transmission lines. Would by crossing the border and making the transmission lines a common carrier, mean that Tata up the road could use the power lines to enable them to expand their mine? And at a time when the wind is low and we needed to have full capacity of the line only to find that we only had half the capacity available.
Only a possible situation but one that should be asked now and not in 10 years time when Tata says "we are expanding and we are using your lines because you are a common carrier under Canadian law".