  Event co-chairs included former Senator George 
Mitchell, Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, and President George Bush 
(who in his remarks recognized Ken Lay's contribution).  Jeff Keeler 
delivered acceptance remarks on behalf of Ken Lay and Enron.
Climate Change -- Mary Schoen spoke at a Pew Center on Climate Change forum 
in New Orleans for state and local officials interested in climate issues, 
outlining Enron's role in providing market solutions to climate change 
problems.   Jeff participated in Business Council for Sustainable Energy 
strategy meetings to discuss a recent proposal forwarded to the UN by the 
United States that may have the effect of disadvantaging early development of 
gas and renewable energy projects.  Jeff will be coordinating with INGAA, 
NGSA and other gas and renewablecompanies to prepare analysis and response 
to the US delegation to COP6 in the Hague, upcoming in November.
Greenfield Capital Projects:
Venezuelan LNG - Joe Kolb was contacted by James McMillan (development 
engineer) seeking input to assist him as he responds to the Venezuelan 
environmental agency's questions on the EIA.  Their questions focus mainly on 
the nature of the waste that will be generated and how it will be disposed of.

Acquisitions:
Privatenel (Nicaragua) - Don Stevens has been informed that the group is 
reevaluating the numbers provided and a decision on the direction of the 
project is expected next week.
Project ISAGEN (Colombia) - The privatization was initially halted by the 
Colombian judicial system due to a lawsuit filed by the  Medellin local 
utility company (EPM).  As of 9/22/00,