fw : busy day with the la times i talked with the same reporters yesterday ( with palmer and shapro ) .
any other information that you can supply gary would be appreciated . steve , did gary a . get your original as the caiso turns email ?
gac
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from : gary ackerman [ mailto : foothillservices @ mindspring . com ]
sent : thursday , august 30 , 2001 3 : 04 pm
to : dan douglass ; lynn lednicky ; sandra mcdonough ; dan pigeon ; lynn
fisher ; karen denne ; richard wheatley ; paula hall - collins ; joe ronan ;
tom williams ; ed mosey ; mike hansen ; jan mitchell ; toni amendolia ; mark
stutz ; steve roalstad ; john sousa ; john fistolera ; dace udris ; carol
clawson ; catherine parochetti ; ellen averill ; frederick bermudez
subject : busy day with the la times
investigative reporters at the la times called me today ( i ' m not going
to say who , but they are long - time pros , don ' t worry about that ) asking
questions about the enormous amount of out of market ( oom ) energy being
purchased by the iso . they wanted to know if this was due to the
dwr / cers long - term contracts ? they wanted to know if this is effecting
the real - time markets .
the answers , of course , is yes . however , i need you folks to help me
collect information from your settlements people substantiating what is
currently conjecture . that is , the oom costs are being allocated to
scehduling coordinators who are " short " in their hourly schedules . your
generators may be buying real - time energy from the iso , thinking they
are getting a bargain , only to discover 60 days later , or more , that an
enormous oom charge has been allocated to your company . that is highway
robbery . help me put some evidence to this .
gba
fw : busy day with the la times
i talked with the same reporters yesterday ( with palmer and shapro ) .
any other information that you can supply gary would be appreciated . steve , did gary a . get your original as the caiso turns email ?
gac
- - - - - original message - - - - -
from : gary ackerman [ mailto : foothillservices @ mindspring . com ]
sent : thursday , august 30 , 2001 3 : 04 pm
to : dan douglass ; lynn lednicky ; sandra mcdonough ; dan pigeon ; lynn
fisher ; karen denne ; richard wheatley ; paula hall - collins ; joe ronan ;
tom williams ; ed mosey ; mike hansen ; jan mitchell ; toni amendolia ; mark
stutz ; steve roalstad ; john sousa ; john fistolera ; dace udris ; carol
clawson ; catherine parochetti ; ellen averill ; frederick bermudez
subject : busy day with the la times
investigative reporters at the la times called me today ( i ' m not going
to say who , but they are long - time pros , don ' t worry about that ) asking
questions about the enormous amount of out of market ( oom ) energy being
purchased by the iso . they wanted to know if this was due to the
dwr / cers long - term contracts ? they wanted to know if this is effecting
the real - time markets .
the answers , of course , is yes . however , i need you folks to help me
collect information from your settlements people substantiating what is
currently conjecture . that is , the oom costs are being allocated to
scehduling coordinators who are " short " in their hourly schedules . your
generators may be buying real - time energy from the iso , thinking they
are getting a bargain , only to discover 60 days later , or more , that an
enormous oom charge has been allocated to your company . that is highway
robbery . help me put some evidence to this .
gba