Citizens Energy responds to Cameron opponents
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The Navajo Hopi Observer reports:
Citizens Energy Corporation Chairman and President Joseph P. Kennedy II has responded to an ad that Cameron Chapter President Edward Singer placed in at least two newspapers in northern Arizona…Kennedy’s letter is upfront about Citizens Energy’s offer – “a free 20 percent ownership interest, worth up to $10 million, which is more than 15 times Sempra’s development-phase offer. This equity stake requires no up-front investment by the Navajo Nation,” Kennedy said.
“It also means that the Nation, including Cameron, would receive a far superior benefit under the Citizens Energy proposal, including higher annual royalty payments because we choose to devote a higher percentage of the revenues to the tribe than does Sempra,” Kennedy continued. “We support and advocate that a fair portion of these benefits flow directly to the Cameron Chapter.”
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