Key question KQ-09 · Energy and resources

Will the long-form definitive agreements of the Labrador hydro programme still be unsigned on 31 December 2026?

From C-006 Sealed 1 Oct 2026 Resolves by 31 Dec 2026 Open

Our standing estimate

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  1. The Labrador hydro programme misses its own date for binding agreements

    60% · likely · confidence not registered

    F-0171 · Open

  2. It does not happen

    40%

The situation when it was sealed (1 Oct 2026). The parties to the Labrador hydro programme set 31 December 2026 as their own date to sign long-form definitive agreements.

How it moved

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How the estimates moved: each point is a sealed register row; the figures are in the table that follows.050100%1 Oct 202631 Oct 20261
The vertical line is 31 Oct 2026. Numbers match the outcomes above.
Every sealed estimate for this question: outcome number, register row, date sealed, estimate, status
No.RowSealedEstimateStatus
1F-01711 Oct 202660%Open

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Why it matters, by category

Energy and resources

  • The test is whether the parties keep their own timetable, judged on their own releases.

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How it resolves

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  • F-0171

    “Happened if the long-form definitive agreements are not signed by 31 Dec 2026, on the parties' own releases.”

The seals: each statement’s SHA-256 fingerprint
  • F-0171 sealed 1 Oct 2026SHA-256 a355bc958d57d79383541b644e97fc1a7c76beda88b0b95591ae6183188228ef

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