My late brother, Brendan Sullivan, was one of
the first opponents of Muskrat Falls and wrote a pre-sanction article employing the term “voodoo economics”. It described a scheme contrived by Nalcor to lower power rates early in the
project by back-loading the equity repayment onto future generations. His post
of November 29, 2012 stands the test of time. He was efficient in his words of
caution, too. Brendan could see the project for what it was:
economic smoke and mirrors.
