NationStates Jolt Archive

OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION
of the
UNITED SOCIALIST STATES OF BURTILANA


Dear Leaders of the World,

Following our recent construction of a very large wind farm (400 turbines) offshore, 6 solar powered stations, and a hydroelectric powerplant, on top of our already exsisting structures, we find ourselves currently with about 16000MW to spare. We are currently building another 200 turbine wind farm, so this will increase in the next two years.
As our population growth has pratically grown to a halt, and little new services or other buildings being built, we wish to sell this spare 16000MW to the world.
Give us your offers, and once we accept a deal we shall begin laying power cables under the sea, at the rate of our cable laying ships, this should take under 6 months.
I thank you for your time.

President
Vladimir Burte

The Raven Corporation is interested in procuring more energy from you for a few new Facilities that will be opening soon.

Our offer for this energy is as follows:

The Lines and the laying procedure will be footed directly by the Raven Corporation.

The Raven Corporation will pay 15 USD Per Kilowatt of electricity that is used.

The Sunnland Power Corporation (partly owned by the government) would like to make a offer regarding the USSB's electricity offer.

The SPC is willing to build all facilities involved in the transmission of power from the USSB and maintain all the transmission cables. SPC would pay NSD 1,000,000 (USD 800,000) per MW transmitted. This is a government to government communication. Thank you.

OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION
of the
UNITED SOCIALIST STATES OF BURTILANA


As this will be a quick deal being made, we shall choose our partner within the next 24hr period.

President
Vladimir Burte

Foreign minister
Harvey Wells

OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION
of the
UNITED SOCIALIST STATES OF BURTILANA


We have decided that as there were only two interested parties, we shall sell 8000MW to each party, at their suggested rates. cable laying shall begin right away.

President
Vladimir Burte
Foreign minister
Harvey Wells