---------------------- Forwarded by Ursula Brenner/NA/Enron on 03/16/2001
05:56 PM ---------------------------

Katrina Burton
03/07/2001 05:09 PM
Sent by: Katrina Burton
To: Ursula Brenner/NA/Enron@Enron, Gina Taylor/OTS/Enron
cc:

Subject: Stan Horton's Presentation

Sorry for the delay.

Katrina Burton
5-4498


I'd be happy to give you some specific feedback on this project.  I think you
did a good job of bringing some focus to a project that badly needed focus.
I was particularly pleased with how you vectored off from what started out as
a computer system enhancement project and instead you brought home a solution
that allows us to improve things immediately with manual processes and then
upgrade to a system if we choose.  You showed a lot of creativity and
flexibility in adapting to the changing project focus.  I really valued your
thoroughness in getting input from all interested parties.  Your legwork up
front made it a lot easier to get needed buy-in when we finally brought
management in.  The product was timely and I expect it to deliver on my
expectations, although the implementation will be the key.  Thanks again for
the good work, and expect me to be a frequent customer.  DF

Sarabeth Smith
01/17/2000 12:10 PM
To: Drew Fossum/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Julia White/ET&S/Enron@ENRON
cc: Mike McGowan/ET&S/Enron@ENRON

Subject: Feedback on Document Controls Investigation Project

Now that the investigation of documents has been completed and a general plan
of action has been agreed upon by the various departments involved, the
Document Controls Investigation Project has drawn to a close.  As I have
indicated to Contract Administration, I am available to assist them as they
deem necessary in further detailing and implementing the new enhancements to
the contracts process.

At the close of a project, it is always good to gain feedback from the
project sponsors and look for ways that Business Consulting/Business Services
can be even more effective within the ET&S organization.  With this purpose
in mind, Drew and Julia, would you be willing to send your comments to myself
and/or Mike McGowan on the following:

Did the end result of the project meet your expectations?
Did the end result meet the objectives outlined in the project scope?
Were you able to accomplish what you intended as a sponsor of the project?
Was the project delivered in a timely manner?
Any other comments that might be valuable for leadership or participation in
future projects by Business Consulting/Business Services?


Below is a list of contacts for the outside consultants e pay on retainer for the Midwest Region.

The Hultman Company
Contact:	Cal Hultman
515/244-4480

BoseTreacy
2700 First Indiana Plaza
Indianapolis, IN 46204
Contact:	Don Blinzinger
317/684-5882

Roy Cagle & Associates
1101 East 20th Street
Joplin, MO 64802
Contact:	Roy Cagle
417/623-1110

Vorys, Sater, Seymour & Pease
52 East Gay Street
P O Box 1008
Columbus, OH 43216-1008
Contact:	Tom Winters
614/464-8274

Ronan Potts
400 North Michigan Avenue
Chicago, IL 60611
Contact:	F. John Potts
312/645-0756

Michael Bourgeois
Contact:	Michael Bourgeois
225/927-5619

Piper, Marbury, Rudnick & Wolfe
203 North LaSalle Street
Suite 1800
Chicago, IL 60601
Contact:	Chris Townsend
312/368-4039

Karoub Associates
121 West Allegan Street
Lansing, MI 48933
Contact:	Jim Crawford
517/482-5000

Thank you
Laurie


Thanks for the speech.  Hope to see you at the law conference.  Mark

	Chris Gaffney
	04/23/2001 03:48 PM

		 To: Mark E Haedicke/HOU/ECT@ECT, Peter Keohane/CAL/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: Ontario Deregulation - Minister Jim Wilson's Statement

Mark and Peter - Attached is a copy of the speech made today by the Ontario
Minister of Energy.  Of course we would have been much happier with an
outside date or target of November 1, 2001 or  an unconditional May 1, 2002
date; however, it at least shows a commitment to deregulation.

While Enron Toronto will be busy with ongoing marketing and certain major
projects in the near future (the OEFC NUG Contract Management Agreement, the
G6 retail initiative and the ENERconnect amendment),  the obvious umber one
priority of this office in the short term will be negotiating an extension to
the British Energy Supply Contract.

Regards
CJG

----- Forwarded by Chris Gaffney/TOR/ECT on 04/23/2001 04:31 PM -----

	Garrett Tripp
	04/23/2001 04:11 PM

		 To: ECT Toronto
		 cc:
		 Subject: Jim Wilson's Statement

Mr. Speaker:
This Legislature passed the Energy Competition Act in 1998 to help meet the
province's long-term electricity needs and ensure that Ontarians have a safe,
reliable and affordable supply of power.
When this government came to office in 1995, we had our work cut out for us.
Ontario's electricity sector was failing us.
Consumers and businesses had no choice of who supplied them with power. And
we went from having one of the lowest prices for electricity to the third
highest in Canada.
The monopoly we had come to rely on for safe, reliable and
competitively-priced electricity was no longer working. It had become out of
date, inefficient and too expensive. Something had to be done.
That's why I'm proud to stand up in the Legislature today to announce that:
The government is confident that conditions necessary to open the electricity
market to competition will exist by May 2002. The government is committed to
an open market while guaranteeing a safe, affordable and reliable supply.
There are some who are fundamentally opposed to opening this market to
competition. Our government believes, however, that open, competitive markets
are beneficial. They keep costs low, encourage innovation and benefit
consumers.
There are others who share our desire to open the market, but who would like
to see it done even sooner. As government, we bear a responsibility to ensure
the opening is done right for all involved. To do this, we are committed to
opening the market at the earliest possible date, while ensuring all of the
conditions required for a smooth transition to competition are met.
And I'm pleased to tell you, Mr. Speaker, that the four principles guiding
the government's vision have been, or will be met, by May 2002.

First and foremost, protecting consumers and offering more choice. The
overall market design and regulatory framework for introducing competition
puts customers first. Over the long term, a competitive market will lead to
the lowest possible costs and better service for all.
Second, creating a strong business climate with a reliable supply of
electricity. Ontario already has sufficient supply to meet our current needs.
Announcing a firm market opening deadline today provides greater certainty to
potential new investors who have already announced 3 billion dollars in new
generation projects.
Thirdly, we will protect our environment. My colleague, the Minister of the
Environment has announced tough new emission caps for the electricity sector.
They will be among the toughest in North America, matching the requirements
of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Also today, Minister Witmer is announcing changes to ensure that new
electricity projects are reviewed in a clear and consistent manner under the
province's environmental assessment process.
And fourth, we will encourage new ways of doing business and support the
search for alternative sources of power. For the first time, customers will
be able to make clean air a priority by choosing the type of power they want,
including wind, fuel cells and solar. Giving them choice will help promote
the demand for cleaner, greener electricity.
And so, Mr. Speaker, I am proud to announce that Ontario's electricity sector
will open by May 2002. The government is keeping its promise to introduce a
competitive electricity market. We will do it, and we have put the principles
in place to ensure that we do it right.

Thank you.


For some reason I couldn't get this message to Sherrie Sera.  Please
forward.
Sherrie - see last item below.
----- Forwarded by Steven J Kean/NA/Enron on 02/02/2001 06:09 AM -----

	Karen Denne
	01/31/2001 10:22 PM

		 To: Mark Palmer/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Steven J Kean/NA/Enron@Enron, Vance
Meyer/NA/Enron@ENRON
		 cc:
		 Subject: Editorial Boards

FYI, here is who we'll be meeting with during our California editorial board
tour:

Thursday, Feb. 1
10 a.m.
Sacramento Bee
Howard Weaver, editor of the editorial page
Tom Philip, associate editor for environmental, energy issues
Dan Weintraub, political columnist
Mark Paul, deputy editor of the editorial page

2:30 p.m.
San Francisco Chronicle
David Lazarus, energy reporter
John Diaz, editor of the editorial page
all senior editors

Friday, Feb. 2
11 a.m.
Los Angeles Times
Janet Clayton, editor of editorial pages
Nancy Rivera Brooks, staff writer (energy)
Judy Dugan, deputy editor of editorial pages
Jim Flanigan, senior economics editor and columnist
Henry Fuhrmann, assistant business editor
Miriam Pawel, metropolitan editor
Nick Riccardi, staff writer
Joel Sappell, Metro projects editor
Bill Stall, editorial writer

3 p.m.
San Diego Union-Tribune
Robert Kittle, editorial page editor
Craig Rose, energy reporter
Bill Osborne, senior editor

Also fyi, when Jeff Skilling is in San Francisco next Wednesday, I'm
scheduling an editorial board with the San Jose Mercury News, a meeting with
the Silicon Valley Manufacturing Group, and an informal meeting (drinks) with
eCompany Now editors and reporters.  I'll have the specifics on Monday.  kd


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----------------------- Headers --------------------------------


Just so you know what may be coming, I have spent roughly half of my time in
the office over the last six weeks negotiating these sorts of requests.  It
is very time consuming.  My comments below in red.

Best of luck and feel free to call with any issues.

Mark

Louise Kitchen
01/17/2000 02:25 PM
To: Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Justin Boyd/LON/ECT@ECT, David Forster/LON/ECT@ECT
Subject: Eastern - Summary of their Response to PA/ETA

Please deal with this for me - but my initial thoughts are that we cannot
address the majority of these.

Thanks

---------------------- Forwarded by Louise Kitchen/LON/ECT on 01/17/2000
08:22 PM ---------------------------

David Forster
01/14/2000 06:43 PM
To: Louise Kitchen/LON/ECT@ECT
cc:

Subject: Eastern - Summary of their Response to PA/ETA

I'm running out of time - can you handle?

Thanks,

Dave
---------------------- Forwarded by David Forster/LON/ECT on 14/01/2000 18:41
---------------------------

Justin Boyd
14/01/2000 11:36
To: David Forster/LON/ECT@ECT
cc: Edmund Cooper/LON/ECT@ECT

Subject: Eastern - Summary of their Response to PA/ETA

PA

They wish to amend the PA such that:

Enron warrants that their use of the passwords and the Website does not cause
them to breach any third party rights Does this mean that Enron's use does
not violate third party rights or Eastern's?  This doesn't really make sense
to me:  if it is Enron's use then that's our problem and I don't see
Eastern's concern and if it is Eastern's use that should be their problem,
not ours - how will we know what arrangements they have in place with third
parties?  No one else has raised this issue - is this something that is
particularly of concern in the UK?
they only notify us of unauthorised disclosure or use of passwords upon their
learning of the same. When they notify us is not an issue - as long as they
understand that they will be liable for anything that happens with their
passwords - whether authorized or not.
they can withdraw or amend information provided to Enron from time to time
What is there in the PA that would prevent them from telling us about changed
information?

ETA

They do not want to be bound by future terms and conditions imposed by Enron
(see 1(iii))  This language refers to a variety of language on the site -
including things like the submission screen, the Mater User's abilities to
restrict sub-user id's, the long descriptions, etc.  It is simply not
possible to create a list of every single item on the website that controls
how the site is used and contracts are created.  This is one they will just
have to live with.  They have to give their traders the credit to read what
they are doing and if they don't like it they can stop trading.
They wish to restrict our use of information to Enron Group companies (see
last sentence of 2(b))  I think 2(b) already limits our use of the
information to "Enron" which is defined pretty much as Enron and its
affiliates.  Are they asking for more than that?  You can point them to
section 5 which severely limits what we can do with confidential information.
They feel unable to make the statement in the first sentence of 2(d), since
they trade through various group company agents on behalf of a BV principal
EOL is not set up to allow one entity to trade on behalf of another.  How
would we ever know who our counterparty really was?  If they want to trade
for several counterparties, they need to fill out a separate PA (and
separately click on the ETA) for each legal entity.  They should subsequently
restrict the sub-user id's for each of those entities to trade only the
products appropriate to that entity.
To establish a tangible audit trail and for verification, they wish to be
able to verify our paper confirms (see 3(e))  We have agreed that we will
continue to furnish confirmations where we have a master agreement in place
that calls for us to send confirms.  I've had a number of counterparties ask
for this and have explained that even when there is not a master in place, in
most cases we intend to continue to send confirms.  In fact, it is our
intention (and the instructions you and I have received from Louise in no
uncertain terms) that the trading should look as close as possible to its
current form.  That includes contractual terms and the sending of confirms.
Having said all that, the commercial people look forward with fondness to a
time when confirms will become electronic and therefore this language was put
in the ETA.  I would be surprised if, should we ever reach such a time, we
would refuse to send confirms to those counterparties stuck in the dark ages
of "blue ink on dead trees."  Given the frequency with which this on comes
up, I wonder if future versions of the ETA should omit the offending
language.
They wish to restructure the indemnity entirely (see 4), such that each party
is liable for losses suffered by the other due to its own wilful
default/negligence/omission.  This strikes me as a non-starter.  The best we
can do is to exclude damage we suffer by reason of our own gross negligence,
fraud or willful misconduct.  If they want to be without risk, they can
continue to use the phone.
They wish to have the right to terminate the ETA (see 6(a)), and wish that
electronic notices be deemed sent when the sender receives notice from the
system of delivery or failed delivery (see 6(e)).  They can stop trading at
any time and do not need to terminate the agreement.  We have agreed on rare
occasions that we will deactivate their password if we receive written notice
from them requesting deactivation.  I have suggested that they might feel
more comfortable giving the Mater User ID and password to someone in their
control group so that they don't have to worry about the trader leaving and
taking the important password along.  The Master User can always turn off a
sub-user immediately.  I'm uncomfortable with the delivery issue since I
usually don't get "notice from the system of delivery" when I send an
e-mail.  Even if return receipts were always used, I don't know that they
always work and I wouldn't want the counterparty to be able to prevent our
giving notice simply by refusing to open our e-mails.  Certainly no one would
successfully assert that an e-mail notice was effective unless properly
addressed.  On the other hand, to be practical, if the issue is critical, we
will not be relying on an e-mail notification in any event and I can
understand their concern that someone might be on holiday when the e-mail is
received - not as big an issue with a fax or letter that can be easily opened
by someone else.

Some of these are more important than others, but there are some key points.
Please let me know what you think - thanks

In some cases you just have to wait these guys out.  I know the traders are
anxious to get people online and trading, but remember that the same is true
on the other side.  Luckily for us, Louise is willing to back us up on this
and tell our counterparties to just sit back and watch the rest of the world
get the good prices if they don't like our agreements.  In several cases,
counterparties who have called with difficult legal departments like this
ultimately just went ahead and clicked on the thing to start trading.

Justin


Please find to below/to follow our Weekly Report for Monday 24th July 2000.


Are they squirming yet?

I still hold the originals in my hands pending your instructions.

-----Original Message-----
From: Kutzschbach, George [mailto:gkutzschbach@fulbright.com]
Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2001 5:31 PM
To: Kay Mann (E-mail)
Cc: John Keffer (E-mail); Doug Pedigo (E-mail); Shawn Noonan (E-mail)
Subject: Ben Jacoby Signing of CAED I & II Resolutions

Kay,

A few weeks ago I spoke with John Keffer regarding Sweetgum Energy LLC's
request that Ben Jacoby sign unanimous resolutions of CAED I & II approving
the sale by CAED I and II of their respective GE turbines to Sweetgum.  As
of today, Sweetgum has not received back the resolutions signed by Ben. As I
explained to John, Sweetgum and InterGen would appreciate Ben's prompt
execution and return of the resolutions.  If Enron does not wish for Ben to
sign the resolutions, then Sweetgum and InterGen would appreciate your
advising us of that as soon as possible.

As I explained to John, Sweetgum would like to have unanimous resolutions as
this is more customary and cleaner, however, since Ben received the required
3 business days prior notice of the proposed resolutions, the resolutions
only need the majority approval of the board members.

I would appreciate hearing back from you at your earliest convenience.

George

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youre a goofball, let me know what fred says

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Nelson, Michelle
Sent:	Tuesday, November 27, 2001 10:56 AM
To:	Maggi, Mike
Subject:	RE:

your silly....your teeth

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Maggi, Mike
Sent:	Tuesday, November 27, 2001 10:55 AM
To:	Nelson, Michelle
Subject:	RE:

what fangs

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Nelson, Michelle
Sent:	Tuesday, November 27, 2001 10:54 AM
To:	Maggi, Mike
Subject:	RE:

hmm.  caroline is calling fred about me.  she is waiting for him to call her back.  so i guess that i will know today maybe.  i really don't want to be in tears on my birthday.  oh well that will mean lots and lots of drinking...not with you!  you are still in trouble.  glad to see that you shaved today!  how about your fangs?

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Maggi, Mike
Sent:	Tuesday, November 27, 2001 10:49 AM
To:	Nelson, Michelle
Subject:	RE:

nope, i figure if i dont ask i might not have to go

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Nelson, Michelle
Sent:	Tuesday, November 27, 2001 10:47 AM
To:	Maggi, Mike
Subject:

did you find out what time your dinner was?


Well, I guess my good friend Jerry's a little to busy these days.  I'm going to contact another lawyer who represents some big QFs and then loop back with Jerry.

Best,
Jeff

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Etringer, Michael
Sent:	Wednesday, October 10, 2001 3:40 PM
To:	'jbloom@whitecase.com'
Cc:	Dasovich, Jeff
Subject:	Dual Auction Restructuring

Jerry,

First off I would like to again commend you on your presentation yesterday.  It would be an understatement to say that the last year's worth events have been amazing at best.

As we discussed at lunch, Enron has developed a unique approach to QF contract restructuring.  The main premise is that of conducting a dual auction to determine, on a completely voluntary and open process, the QF buyout economics and the market clearing price for replacement energy.  As discussed yesterday, I am enclosing copies of the presentations made to PG&E and SCE on this topic.  I would be very interested in your feedback on this concept and on the presentations provided.  I must footnote that the economic shown in the presentations are Enron estimates.  Individual feedback, particularly in this area would be appreciated.

Jeff Dasovitch out of our SF office has been working with me on this proposal and will likely be contacting you within the next day to further discuss this idea as well as the benefits and possible strategies for  initiating such an auction process.

Thanks for your time and look forward to hearing from you.

Best Regards,
Mike

 << File: Dual Auction PG&E.ppt >>  << File: Dual Auction SCE.ppt >>
Mike Etringer                         503.464.3836 (w)
Enron North America                            503.701.4516 (c)
West Power Origination                       503.464.3740 (fax)
121 SW Salmon Street 3WTC0306       michael.etringer@enron.com
Portland, OR 97232


Attached is a revised Credit Watch listing for the week of 11/19/01.   The Yuma Companies (Inc.) has been added to this week's "Call Credit" column.
If there are any personnel in your group that were not included in this distribution, please insure that they receive a copy of this report.
To add additional people to this distribution, or if this report has been sent to you in error, please contact Veronica Espinoza at x6-6002.

For other questions, please contact Jason R. Williams at x5-3923,  Veronica Espinoza at x6-6002 or Darren Vanek at x3-1436.


Dynegy is getting a very nice building.  See you in a bit.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Jacoby, Ben
Sent:	Tuesday, November 27, 2001 12:36 PM
To:	Mann, Kay
Subject:	RE: NorthWestern

Dave is around. Digs are OK, but it's odd that all this money was spent, given our current circumstances.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Mann, Kay
Sent:	Tuesday, November 27, 2001 12:32 PM
To:	Jacoby, Ben
Subject:	RE: NorthWestern

No need to hold off.  I'm not worried about GE.

I need Dave to sign one more document.  Is he around?

How do you like your new digs?

Kay

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Jacoby, Ben
Sent:	Tuesday, November 27, 2001 12:32 PM
To:	Mann, Kay
Subject:	FW: NorthWestern

Kay:

Do you want to continue to hold off on the wire until the letter gets signed? FYI, Louise has given the OK to the wire.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	stephen.swift@ps.ge.com@ENRON
Sent:	Tuesday, November 27, 2001 12:17 PM
To:	Mann, Kay; mike.barnas@ps.ge.com
Cc:	Jacoby, Ben; john.schroeder@ps.ge.com
Subject:	RE: NorthWestern

Kay,

The letter looks fine.  Please address the letter to Jeff Darst 1 River Road
Building 36-3E Schenectady, 12345 with a copy to me.

Jeff's fax is 518-381-1513.

Let me know if you need anything else.

Thanks,

Steve Swift

-----Original Message-----
From: Mann, Kay [mailto:Kay.Mann@enron.com]
Sent: Monday, November 26, 2001 6:17 PM
To: Swift, Stephen L (PS, CommOps); mike.barnas@ps.ge.com
Cc: Jacoby, Ben
Subject: NorthWestern

Gentlemen,

Pursuant to my discussion with Mr. Swift, I am enclosing a draft letter
for your review.

Kay

 <<Lttr to Steve re consent.DOC>>

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Dear Colleagues,

We know you have many questions about your new benefits plan, payroll issues and other changes that will occur over the next few weeks. Human Resources and Communications are preparing a thorough Q&A, which we will send to you tomorrow and will regularly update as more information is available.

Meanwhile, please read the announcement below from Security about how you can obtain a new UBS Warburg access card that will allow you to enter our new office space after Friday.

I am confident that you share my enthusiasm about our new opportunity.  We look forward to working along side each of you in the coming days.

David Oxley
Head, Human Resources
____________________________________________________________________

Access Cards

There will be a two-day transition for the new UBS Warburg access cards. Beginning Monday, February 11, access to the 5th and 6th floors of Enron Center South will require these new cards. UBS Warburg access cards can be picked up from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the reception area on the 5th floor of Enron Center South on Thursday, February 7th ; Friday, February 8th ; and Monday, February 11. Enron Security will produce new access cards with existing photographs, then simultaneously issue the new and collect the old cards. Employees without UBS Warburg cards will be allowed into the Enron Center South building on Monday but will have to collect their new cards as soon as possible to gain access to the 5th and 6th floors.

Employees who fail to collect their new cards by 7 p.m. Monday will be required to contact Enron Security's general information number at 713-853-5360 to arrange to pick them up.

There will be security staff available at the pick up point on ECS 5 to help with any problems you might have.

It is suggested employees wear their access cards at all times while on the premise.

Accessible Areas - The new cards will allow UBS-W employees to enter:
5th & 6th floors and Plaza area of Enron Center South ,
The Sky Ring
Body Shop, Enron Center North Plaza and therefore access the Credit Union and Cafeteria from either building.

Restricted Areas - Employees must submit to Enron Security a Restricted Access Request form (available by calling 713 8535360 ) and signed by Bob McAuliffe (713-853-7468) to enter:
Enron Center South, 8th and 9th floors
Enron Center North, 22nd and 34th floor
Ardmore Data Center.

Employees staying with the Enron estate while visa and other issues are completed - Employees in this group who are on assignment arrangements to UBS-W will be issued a regular access card - available in the same way as other new UBS-W employees.

Estate employees who are working with UBS-W on transition issues  - If they will be based in UBS-W office space they should talk to their UBS-W counterpart for approval and then UBSW HR for the issue of a UBS-W contractor card (in addition to their regular Enron badge).


my dad could beat up your dad


California Senator Feinstein, Governor Davis,  Secretary of Energy
Richardson, and FERC Commissioner Hoecker held a joint press  conference
related to the California energy problem.? They indicated a  critical need
for supply TODAY to serve the California marketplace.?  Secretary Richardson
indicated he will exercise his emergency power under the  Federal Power Act
[section 202(c)] to direct generation to California.? The  Secretary
indicated that DOE, under the FPA, will set a fair price for the  power.
?
IEP requests all its members to  deliver?as much generation as possible to
California ASAP in order to avert  potential shortages.?
?
In addition, the Governor and Senator Feinstein  called for regionwide price
caps and mandatory, reasonable long-term contracts  between generators and
the utilities.? They made the point that 4,000 -  5,000 MWs are being
exported from the state, currently a lack of adequate  planning and
scheduling of resources/planned outages exists, and indicated that  the CPUC
would moved to implement forward contracting.?
?
IEP will forward the formal statement from the  Press Conference (or a
summary) as soon as available.


-----Original Message-----
From: 	Diamond, Daniel
Sent:	Wednesday, January 30, 2002 2:58 PM
To:	DL-NETCO Gas Traders; DL-NETCO Power Traders
Cc:	Forster, David; Mandola, Teresa; Mcquade, Jennifer
Subject:	**IMPORTANT** Stack Manager Users
Importance:	High

We are in the process of confirming that all traders are set up correctly and ready to trade when the system goes live.

We need to make sure that your Stack Managers are accessing the correct database. In order to do this, we need to know how you access Stack Manager:

1) Through Terminal Server (the one that opens up a desktop within a desktop and it actually appears that you have two Start buttons).
or
2) By opening the Stack Manager directly from your "native" desktop.

Please reply to this message with either a corresponding "1" or a "2" in the subject field.

If you're not sure which one you have, please contact myself x39673, Teresa Mandola x39807 or Jennifer McQuade x53614 and we'll come by your desk to help you.

Thank you,

Dan Diamond


Attached is my and Pete's attempt structural clarity... comments very welcome.


Please review and modify as needed.  Please do not be shy about
adding/changing/deleting.  I would like to conclude this project as soon as
possible.

Robin


I have obtained a copy of a letter from Representative Tauzin and others to
FERC Chairman Hebert which appears below.  It could provide some indication
of the direction FERC will take with the order it plans to issue next
Monday.  Summarizing, the letter calls for a comprehensive plan for price
mitigation and monitoring within the entire WSCC, which plan should:

prohibit unnecessary outages and noncompliance with sales agreements; refunds
and penalties for charging rates not in compliance with the mitigation plan

adopt market mechanisms (rather than imposing rigid price controls) and allow
recovery of all verifiable costs

promote conservation and demand response

Please see details below.

June 12, 2001
The Honorable Curt H

,bert, Jr.
Chairman
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
888 First Street, NE
Washington DC, 20426

Dear Chairman H,bert:

Since last summer, the Committee on Energy and Commerce has closely
monitored the electricity situation in California.  Today, the West
continues to suffer from the second worst drought in a century, and
California faces the threat of blackouts and potential price spikes again
this summer.  After extensive review of the energy crisis in the West,
including several hearings in Washington and California, we recommend that
the Commission take further actions to help mitigate wholesale electricity
prices and keep power flowing into California.

We recognize the Commission's efforts in recent months to address the
electricity crisis in the California and western markets, including measures
to investigate and mitigate wholesale electricity prices.  While we are
pleased that current trends show reduced demand and lower prices throughout
the West, we remain concerned about the potential impacts of high wholesale
electricity prices on consumers and economic growth in California and the
entire West in the hot summer months to come.  To ensure that prices are
just and reasonable during the critical months ahead, we believe the
Commission can and should do more to mitigate wholesale electricity prices
in western markets.  We strongly urge the Commission to implement a
comprehensive plan to mitigate wholesale prices and aggressively monitor
wholesale sales of electric energy by public utilities and other market
participants within the entire Western Systems Coordinating Council (WSCC).

Specifically, such a plan should ensure that rates for all wholesale
electricity sales are just and reasonable in all markets throughout the
WSCC.  The plan should also prohibit unnecessary generation outages and
failures to comply with agreements to sell power.  If the Commission finds
that a rate charged does not comply with the price mitigation plan, it
should strictly enforce the plan and require refunds and penalties to the
full extent allowed by law.

Aware of the danger of discouraging supply, the Commission has relied upon
market-oriented methods rather than imposing rigid price controls that would
exacerbate the crisis and increase the likelihood of blackouts.  We share
the Commission's concerns regarding the need to encourage supply.
Accordingly, to prevent blackouts and contribute to a long-term solution,
the Commission's comprehensive plan should adopt market mechanisms as
appropriate and allow recovery of all verifiable costs to avoid discouraging
availability of supply and investment in new generation and transmission.

To mitigate prices and increase available supply, we also urge the
Commission to take every additional step within its authority to promote
conservation and demand response throughout the western market.  In States
where retail rates do not fully reflect wholesale costs, consumers have less
incentive to conserve.  While demand reduction incentives are not a
substitute for accurate price signals, a demand response program can
encourage conservation while retail and wholesale rates are not in parity.
Such a program should provide incentives and opportunities for both
wholesale and retail consumers to sell, at market or other incentive prices,
"foregone" electric load that they would otherwise be expected to consume.
Specifically, the Commission should: (1) establish or certify a wholesale
"clearinghouse" for demand reduction agreements; and (2) enable consumers,
whether individually or through aggregation arrangements, to sell foregone
power to their own local distribution utility or to third-party purchasers.
We recognize that individual States and utilities are implementing demand
reduction programs, but a broader, regional solution is needed to enable
sufficient demand reductions in time for an expected hot summer.  We
understand that such a program can be implemented without preempting State
laws, abrogating existing contracts, or shifting costs to non-participant
consumers.

We look forward to working with you to build upon the Commission's previous
efforts to ensure reliable power supplies at just and reasonable prices for
consumers in California and the West this summer and thereafter.  To ensure
maximum relief to western consumers in the months ahead, we request that you
take appropriate action consistent with our recommendations as soon as
possible.  We request that you respond to our recommendations in writing not
later than the close of business on Friday, June 22.  If you have questions
please contact our staff.  Thank you in advance for your cooperation with
this request.

Sincerely,
W.J. "Billy" Tauzin

Chairman

Committee on Energy and Commerce

Joe Barton
Chairman
Subcommittee on Energy and Air Quality

Heather Wilson

Member

Committee on Energy and Commerce

George Radanovich
Member
Committee on Energy and Commerce

Mary Bono

Member

Committee on Energy and Commerce

Greg Walden
Member
Committee on Energy and Commerce

William M. Thomas
Jerry Lewis

Duncan Hunter
Randy "Duke" Cunningham
Ken Calvert
Stephen Horn

Edward R. Royce
Doug Ose

Darrell E. Issa


Thank you.  Have a nice holiday.

Best,
Jeff


Hi Professor Ronn:

I have ordered a flip chart and markers and an overhead projector.

There were 11 pages in your presentation and they look fine.  We have
already made the copies.

I believe everything is set - if you think of anything else, please let me
know.

Enjoy your dinner tonight and we will see you tomorrow.

Regards,

Shirley Crenshaw

"Ehud I. Ronn" <eronn@mail.utexas.edu> on 06/21/2000 02:03:03 PM
To: Shirley.Crenshaw@enron.com
cc:
Subject: Re: Prospective 6/22 Houston Visit

Shirley:

>Please let me know if you need
>anything else.
There is one additional item I would request:  If the room does not contain
a blackboard or whiteboard, I would appreciate a flip chart and markers.

I am faxing you my Presentation Handout for tomorrow.  I would be grateful
if your produced copies in sufficient number for tomorrow's 11:30 a.m.
meeting; Vince advises me the number of attendees will be in the 25 - 30
range.  I will also bring along a "master copy" in case the trasmission
unduly mangles the fax.

Thanks,
Ehud

==============================================
     Ehud I. Ronn
     Department of Finance
     McCombs School of Business
     University of Texas at Austin
     Austin, TX. 78712-1179
     Voice:  (512) 471-5853
      FAX:   (512) 471-5073
      Internet:  eronn@mail.utexas.edu
=================================================


What are you doing on the comuter at this hour? Aren't you suppose to be
teaching some kids or something?


This upcoming  call  and  Q  AND  A    may be of interest.  Margaret
---------------------- Forwarded by Margaret Carson/Corp/Enron on 11/08/2000
08:19 AM ---------------------------

webmaster@cera.com on 11/07/2000 09:04:48 PM
To: Margaret.Carson@enron.com
cc:

Subject: CERA Conference Call: FERC's Order for California Market: Bold
Decision of Insufficient Action? - CERA Conference Call

**********************************************************************
CERA Conference Call: Sent Tue, November 07, 2000
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Title: CERA Conference Call: FERC's Order for California Market: Bold
Decision of Insufficient Action?
Author:
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URL: http://www.cera.com/cfm/track/eprofile.cfm?u=3014&m=1412 ,
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Alternative URLs:
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North American Electric Power and Western Energy
Conference Call
A Cambridge Energy Research Associates Conference Call

TOPIC
FERC'S ORDER FOR THE CALIFORNIA MARKET:
BOLD DECISION OR INSUFFICIENT ACTION?

* A FERC Vote for Market Solutions
* Where is the Relief for Retail Customers?
* What's Next for California and Western Wholesale
Markets?
* Implications for the Broader North American Power
Market

FORMAT
At the time listed below, our speakers will address this
topic for approximately 30 minutes, followed by an open
question and answer period.

SPEAKERS
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TIME
1:00 P.M. Eastern, Monday, November 13, 2000

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Please be aware that there is an email circulating the Enron messaging environment !!!

The infected email has the following characteristics :
Subject :	Hi
Body :		Hi, I found a cool site! <web link> It's really cool!

An alternative version of the infected email also have an Excel spreadsheet attachment.

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Please note that opening the email automatically via the "preview pane" does NOT launch the virus.

The Enron global messaging service has taken the necessary steps to ensure all internet email sent to your Enron internet address is virus free. But there are ways that you can ensure viruses do not make their way into our environment  :

Always ensure you do not launch attachments or web links received from people you do not know.

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Detection + Prevention = Protection!

Thank you.


Barbara,

Received your message.  I can't promise that I will attend, as things are pretty much ad hoc at my household at this time while I try to establish some new routines.  I'll try.

See you Sunday.

-----Original Message-----
From: BLT12139@aol.com [mailto:BLT12139@aol.com]
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 12:16 PM
To: Paty1040@aol.com; LRussell@kimballresources.com; kirbysa@texaco.com;
jkeesling@houston.rr.com; bnthoward@earthlink.net; BillnAnge90@cs.com;
DoubleLG@aol.com; Corman, Shelley; malatex@earthlink.net;
Stanley.E.Ackerman@marshmc.com
Subject: Children's Ministry Meeting on Monday, 1/14

Hi Everyone:
It has been a crazy first week back after the holidays, and I failed to get a
meeting notice sent out.  Nonetheless, we will have our last meeting of the
2001 Children's Ministry Team on Monday, January 14, at 7:30 in the
Fellowship Hall.  This will be an informal hour-long meeting at which we will
celebrate and review the past year as well as share dreams for the future.
We also will have something good to eat, i.e. a low-fat (maybe) dessert!  I
hope everyone will be able to make it.
Happy New Year!
Barbara Thompson
281-493-3035
P.S.  Please reply to let me know you received this message, and I would
appreciate knowing that you are planning to attend.  Thanks!


The time is rapidly approaching for PGS Energy Training's
early November seminars in downtown Houston.

Please forward this information to any one you know
who might benefit from a better understanding of weather
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Dr. Geoffrey Considine, is VP of Weather and Energy
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  3) Gas-to-Electricity Arbitrage & How to Maximize the
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---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 10/18/2000
01:04 PM ---------------------------

"Edward Krapels" <ekrapels@esaibos.com> on 10/18/2000 04:28:20 AM
Please respond to <ekrapels@esaibos.com>
To: <ekrapels@esaibos.com>
cc:
Subject: ESAI Gas/Power Alert on Impact of Gas Prices on Generation Investment

Attached is an essay of the impact of gas prices on generation investment.
If you have any questions or comments, feel free to contact me.

Ed
____________________

Edward N. Krapels, PhD
Managing Director
ESAI Power and Gas Services
tel 781 245 2036
cell 617 899 4948
ekrapels@esaibos.com
www.esai.com


----- Forwarded by Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron on 04/26/2001 10:30 AM -----

	Alan Comnes@ECT
	04/26/2001 01:10 AM

		 To: Tim Belden/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mike Swerzbin/HOU/ECT@ECT, Michael M
Driscoll/PDX/ECT@ECT, Matt Motley/PDX/ECT@ECT, Robert Badeer/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Diana Scholtes/HOU/ECT@ECT, Sean Crandall/PDX/ECT@ECT, Chris
Mallory/PDX/ECT@ECT, Jeff Richter/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tom Alonso/PDX/ECT@ECT, Mark
Fischer/PDX/ECT@ECT, Phillip Platter/HOU/ECT@ECT, Carla Hoffman/PDX/ECT@ECT,
Christopher F Calger/PDX/ECT@ECT, Michael Etringer/HOU/ECT@ECT, Steve C
Hall/PDX/ECT@ECT, Christian Yoder/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tim Heizenrader/PDX/ECT@ECT,
Stephen Swain/PDX/ECT@ECT, Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron@Enron, Susan J
Mara/NA/Enron@ENRON, Joe Hartsoe/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Ray
Alvarez/NA/Enron@ENRON, Elliot Mainzer/PDX/ECT@ECT, Bill Williams
III/PDX/ECT@ECT, James D Steffes/NA/Enron@Enron, Paul Kaufman/PDX/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: Summary of the Wednesday FERC Orders

The FERC orders will not be out until sometime Thursday but here is a boiled
down version of what we heard from the meeting, the press, and the press
release:

FERC Market Monitoring and Mitigation Plan for California

? Approved 2-1 with Massey dissenting
? Imposes mitigation (caps) in R/T in California only during Stage 1/2/3
beginning _____ (not clear; assume immediately or soon).
o  Applies to all thermal generation with a PGA with ISO (even if not a FERC
jurisdictional entity)
o  All subject generation is paid a single proxy price
o  Proxy price is based upon the marginal unit,s gas price x heat rate +
emission adder.  (Heat rate determining cap will not longer be pegged at
18,000 but will change daily and posted by CAISO)
o  Proxy price is determined on a day-ahead basis   Still not clear what gas
price will be used.
o  Bids above the proxy are allowed but the seller must justify the cost
? Hydroelectric resources--in-state or out-of-state--are exempt.
? CAISO will still acquire resources outside of the proxy price via OOM calls
? Silent on exports and expect CAISO to cut exports unless ordered to do
otherwise. (However, requirement for CAISO to become a part of a &real8 RTO
would imply that it must honor firm schedules.)
? All LSE in R/T markets to submit demand bids and to identify load that can
be curtailed at a specified price
? Contingent on CAISO filing a plan to become part of a region wide RTO by
June 1.  I.e., if CAISO does not make an adequate showing, all mitigation
measures are cancelled.
? Opens an investigation on a subset of transactions.  According to Massey
this band is very narrow.
? The $150 breakpoint and reporting requirements, which were put into effect
with the December order, will end with this order.
? In all hours (not just emergencies) there is increased market monitoring of
outages and bidding behavior
? Although the plan is only for California, it seeks comments on a West-wide
price mitigation plan.
? Also seeks comments on whether CAISO should impose an adder to address
generator unpaid bills.

RTO West:

? RTO West Phase 1 filing (made back in Nov 2000) is accepted.

? TransConnect, a Transco proposed by RTO West's transmission-owning IOUs,
was also accepted.

? Incentive rates allowed if owner separates transmission from the generation.

? Phase 2 filing due December 1.   This filing will require tariffs and
additional details including how RTO West can become part of a larger
West-wide RTO

? Order encourages Canadian utilities to be a part of RTO West


_____________________DAVID COURSEY_____________________

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         So my bet is that 2001 and the upcoming 2002
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         ways that matter. Here's what I learned this
         year, as I saw technology--and the world--change
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   Catching spies is probably pretty far down
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   As 2001 draws to a close, Lee takes a peek into
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My apologies.  I just found this note.  Very kind of you to invite me and
I'll plan to attend.

Best,
Jeff

	Hedy Govenar <hgovenar@govadv.com>
	06/07/2001 01:24 PM

		 To: Bobbie Metzger <Metzgerbobbie@aol.com>, "Cmrossdraw@aol.com"
<Cmrossdraw@aol.com>, Cynthia Suzuki <zuki1@earthlink.net>, Deborah Mattos
<lobby@dmattos.com>, Diana Rains <DianaR2D2@aol.com>, Diane Johnson
<dianej@jps.net>, Donne Brownsey <brownsey@earthlink.net>, Jeff Dasovich
<jdasovic@enron.com>, Jerry Gonsalves <jerryfg@jps.net>, Jerry Zanelli
<JZanelli@earthlink.net>, John Murphy <jdmurphy@flashcom.net>, Judy Wolen
<jwolen@aol.com>, Karen Yelverton Zamarripa <kyzamarripa@calstate.edu>, Kathy
Sullivan <Kathytakeahike@aol.com>, "Kristin M. Beard"
<kmb@platinumadvisors.com>, Natalie Hanson <NHNOWHOME@aol.com>, Pat Freitas
<pfreitas@cwnet.com>, Rebecca Downing <rdowning@calchiro.org>, Sally Murphy
<Smlobby@aol.com>, Sandra McCubbin <smccubbi@enron.com>, Sandy Fried
<sandra.fried@ucop.edu>, Susie Swatt <sswatt@aol.com>, Traci Stevens
<tstev40622@aol.com>, DHelmsin@cahf.org, Phil Recht <precht@mayerbrown.com>,
Joanie Osler <JJOSLER@aol.com>, Anthony Gonsalves <Gonsalvi@pacbell.net>,
Mike Day <mday@gmssr.com>, Sheila@wma.org, Janet Gilbert
<planjan@accutek.com>, Jan@cmba.com, komazzoni@ose.ca.gov, Dianne Pusch
<Dianne.Pusch@apollogrp.edu>, dcknight@aol.com, "Miller, Gayle"
<Gayle.Miller@sen.ca.gov>, Scott Govenar <sgovenar@govadv.com>, Andrew
Govenar <agovenar@govadv.com>, Hgovenar@govadv.com
		 cc:
		 Subject: Save the date

Hi friends (partial list),

Dave and I are planning to have a party to celebrate the upcoming
October wedding of Scott and Gayle.  The wedding will be small and in
Southern California, so our hope is that you and your partners will be
able to come to a party on September 22nd (place and festivities to be
announced) to share our joy.  We request no gifts, just your presence.
So please save the date.


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SCIENTECH IssueAlert, October 27, 2000
Toronto Hydro, Ontario Power Generation Launch EBT Express
By: Will McNamara, Director, Electric Industry Analysis
===============================================================

Toronto Hydro Corporation and Ontario Power Generation announced that they
have launched an electronic business transaction (EBT) "hub" that will
provide centralized electronic data management and transaction services
to local distribution companies (LDCs) and energy retailers in Ontario.
Called EBT Express, the exchange will become operational when Ontario's
new competitive electricity market opens next spring. Excelergy eXACTv,
developed by energy software solutions company Excelergy Corporation, will
provide the technology infrastructure for EBT Express.

ANALYSIS: This is a significant development, as EBT Express represents
the first hub in Canada for retail energy transactions. The site will serve
as the central clearinghouse for immediate communication of customer data
among hundreds of LDCs and energy retailers in Ontario, and possibly
throughout
Canada.  I spoke yesterday afternoon with George Caraghiaur, Exelergy's
vice president, Canada, about EBT Express. Caraghiaur believes that the
site "will provide the essential technology for opening Ontario's electricity
market in an efficient manner." That is no small undertaking as there are
an expected 300 players that will need to communicate with each other in
Ontario once competition begins.

Deregulation is happening in Canada on a province-by-province basis (much
like it is happening state-by-state in the U.S.). Thus far, only Ontario
and Alberta have set dates when electric customers will be able to select
a new energy supplier. Ontario is scheduled to become competitive next
spring, and presently is the only region in which EBT Express will be
operational.
Alberta uses a point-to-point transaction process, which represents a very
complex model. Caraghiaur believes that the value of EBT Express will be
clearly seen, and there will be many opportunities for the hub in Alberta
and elsewhere.

The Ontario Energy Board (OEB), which is the equivalent of a state PUC,
mandated the use of electronic business transactions (EBTs). The EBTs work
as follows: Once a customer selects a new energy supplier, the energy supplier
and the local distribution company (LDC) must continue to share information
about that customer. This proprietary data, shared strictly on a one-to-one
basis between the energy supplier and the LDC only, will include billing,
usage and payment information. Essentially, an LDC will read the meter
and send usage information to the energy supplier, who will calculate its
portion of a customer's bill and in turn send this data back to the LDC,
which will submit the customer bill. This represents a common way for billing
in Ontario, although there are other options including consolidated billing
that originates from the energy supplier and split billing coming from
both the LDC and energy supplier. No customer information will be exchanged
until competition officially begins in Ontario, which now appears to be
in the spring of 2001, although the technology infrastructure supplied
by Excelergy is already in place.

In response to the OEB's mandate, Toronto Hydro Corp. and Ontario Power
Generation*the largest players in electricity distribution and generation
in Ontario* became equity partners in the $7.7 million joint venture to
create EBT Express. All customer data will be contained within EBT Express,
which is supported by the eXACT technology. Excelergy eXACT is a software
solution that translates, validates, manages and delivers data exchanged
among users. The functionality of eXACT has been used in several U.S. states,
including Pennsylvania and New Jersey. In fact, eXACT was introduced to
gas and electricity retailers in the United States in 1999 as a component
of Excelergy ABPv, a billing and customer information solution. Allegheny
Energy Supply, a subsidiary of Allegheny Energy, was one U.S. utility that
I know of that used the Excelergy technology.

Caraghiaur contends that EBT Express will play an important role in enhancing
the competitive market in Ontario. "There are presently 37 licensed retailers
in Ontario, 15 pending retailers and 246 LDCs," Caraghiaur told me. "You
can imagine the cloud of communication pathways that would occur between
all these players without a centralized hub such as EBT Express." The number
of LDCs seemed awfully high to me, but Caraghiaur explained that in Ontario
many LDCs serve only a small number of customers, often 100 customers or
less. This should change as consolidation reduces the number of LDCs in
Ontario but, when compared to the United States, Ontario still will have
a comparatively high number of distribution companies.

Caraghiaur cited Pennsylvania as an example of a market that has tried
to assimilate communication among many market participants. Pennsylvania,
along with most other U.S. states, still uses electronic data interchange
(EDI) as its standard, wherein every LDC has a slightly different
interpretation
of data that is shared through the EDI. This can often cause communication
inconsistencies and retailers may have a difficult time in getting ready
for deregulation. "EBT Express will be in the position to enforce standards,"
says Caraghiaur. "The use of XML in particular will enhance communication
between market participants."

In fact, XML (extensible market language) is the cornerstone of eXACT as
it constructs a standardized language so that data can be exchanged but
still understood by different applications. Caraghiaur claims that Excelergy
is on the forefront of XML technology, which was expressly stipulated in
the EBT standards developed by the Advisory Committee to the Ontario Energy
Board. XML is a common language used on the Internet that makes it easier
and more cost-effective for buyers and sellers to exchange data between
applications and data sources that otherwise might have been incompatible.
In addition, Excelergy's eXACT software is object-oriented, allowing for
easy and rapid change from one program to another.

Clearinghouse exchanges are definitely a trend in the energy industry.
Whereas states that previously deregulated, such as California and
Pennsylvania,
did not use a centralized clearinghouse for customer information, states
and provinces now formulating their restructuring plans often mandate them.
For instance, Excelergy's competitor Logica has a market data clearinghouse
built for the Midwest market. Also, the ERCOT-ISO has teamed with Andersen
Consulting on a similar market data clearinghouse for the Texas unbundling,
scheduled for pilot in the summer of 2001 and full market opening in January
2002.

One concern that market participants may have is the sharing of customer
data through EBT Express, especially when it is backed by potential
competitors
in the Ontario market such as Toronto Hydro and Ontario Power. Caraghiaur
responded to this by saying that the OEB mandated the exchange of customer
information through an EBT structure. However, market participants are
not mandated to participate in EBT Express. They could opt to still exchange
information on a point-to-point basis, although Caraghiaur believes that
EBT Express offers a much more efficient forum for the transfer of customer
data. In addition, Caraghiaur reiterated that no proprietary or competitive
information would be accessible between any parties other than the LDC
and energy supplier involved in the exchange.

Interestingly, Toronto Hydro and Ontario Power may be competitors when
the Ontario market opens next year. Toronto Hydro Corp. owns Toronto
Hydro-Electric
System Limited, a regulated electricity distribution system, and Toronto
Hydro Energy Services, a competitive energy service company. Ontario Power
Generation is an electricity generating company, so Toronto Hydro and Ontario
Power will be competing on the retail level to acquire energy supply contracts
with lucrative customers. And rumor has it that venerable retail giant
Sears is also taking a look into becoming an energy retailer in Canada
next year. As Canada continues to deregulate and attract energy suppliers,
Excelergy anticipates that the EBT Express could serve a national market.

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---------------------- Forwarded by Jeffrey A Shankman/HOU/ECT on 12/15/2000
09:17 AM ---------------------------

	From:  Mike McConnell                           12/14/2000 06:56 PM

To: Jeffrey A Shankman/HOU/ECT@ECT, Cathy Phillips/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Larry Lawyer/Enron Communications@Enron Communications
Subject: org announcement

All,

Here is the latest draft.  Please make any changes you want and return.
Paper mark up is best.  Also please leave as a separate word document if you
do it via email  for ease of changing and converting to email late afternoon.

Cathy, please review for your normal grammar and corrections.  I realize that
this is a draft but it will help to have your changes early even though we
will be making additional changes in the afternoon.

Larry, I would like your feedback and commentary as well.

Thanks,
mike


What I am really looking for is a way to save monthly production data by
county for the entire state for all of the data.  Unfortunately, saving the
data like you mentioned wouldn't save me that much time.

Thanks for your help.

Eric Bass

"Kathy Way" <kathy.way@rrc.state.tx.us> on 04/12/2000 02:02:55 PM
To: Eric Bass/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: Production Data

When you call up the production save the file as a txt file then open it in
excel as a delimited file.
If you need any help please feel free to give me a call or email me your
phone number and I will be happy to walk through the steps with you.

Thanks,

Kathy Way
Statewide Statistics
(512) 463-6729
(512) 463-6955 FAX

>>> <ebass@ect.enron.com> 04/12/00 11:23AM >>>
I was wondering if there was a downloadable format(excel format) to the
gas production data.  Could you advise as to how to receive this info
without having to type it out manually?

Thanks,

Eric Bass

 - Kathy Way.vcf


-----Original Message-----
From: 	Jim Mccartney <jw1000mac@yahoo.com>@ENRON [mailto:IMCEANOTES-Jim+20Mccartney+20+3Cjw1000mac+40yahoo+2Ecom+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.com]
Sent:	Saturday, June 02, 2001 3:37 PM
To:	Walls Jr., Rob
Subject:	Fwd: Dabhol Power Project - MERC Proceeding

rob, this sould be of interest.  the mseb petition was
well done, not what we are accustomed to seeing. on
its face, it is troublesome, but as christopher notes,
there are very good legal and factual defenses. i will
bring you a copy of the misrepresentiation part on
monday. jim
Note: forwarded message attached.

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To: "'Jim Mccartney'" <jw1000mac@yahoo.com>,        "Walker, Christopher"	 <christopher.walker@linklaters.com>
Subject: Dabhol Power Project - MERC Proceeding
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Jim,

Sorry for the delay in my response.

As you may imagine things are starting to get a little fraught. I assume
that someone has supplied you with a copy of the MSEB's Peition to MERC (the
main text and pleading is 56 pages only,the rest consisting of exhibits).

My points in reply as follows:-

(1) The MSEB's claim for recission is,in my humble opinion,utterly hopeless
for the following reasons:-

(a) The MSEB has know that the Power Station could not do the required
ramp-up in a cold start for nearly 2 years during which time performance (of
a sort) has been tendered by the MSEB. The MSEB affirmed the contract many
months ago.

(b) The Lenders took rights in security over the PPA bona fide and for
value. That,as a matter of settled law,bars recission.

(c) I do not believe that there was any "representation" as such.

(2) The Dynamic Parameters of the Plant form the exhibits to the PPA. If
they are anything,they are warranties or promises,not representations. The
classical definition of a warranty in English law is a pre-contractual
representation which has been reduced to writing and inserted into the
resulting contract. As such,it takes effect as a promise.

(3) I think that the MERC Petition in fact tells one how the MSEB is putting
its case on misrepresentation. Effectively,it is saying that DPC put forward
a draft contract with the Dynamic Parameters in it,and we relied upon them;
they induced us to enter into the contract. That is a bit of a summary,but
it is roughly their case. The advantage to DPC of the MERC Petition (if DPC
is ever allowed to arbitrate) is that we know what he MSEB's defence is
going to be before we even plead out Statement of Claim.

(4) What you are describing is a request for further and better particulars
of the MSEB's pleading. Standing the fact that DPC is challenging the
jurisdiction of MERC,DPC cannot safely ask for anything in that proceeding.
We can ask by letter. I doubt whether we would ever get a reply. What we may
well get,however,is something further by way of filings made by the MSEB in
the proposed Wirt Petition.

If you do not get a copy of the MSEB Petition filed with the MERC,please let
me know.

-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Mccartney [mailto:jw1000mac@yahoo.com]
Sent: 31 May 2001 04:58
To: christopher.walker@linklaters.com
Subject: dpc

chris, i would like to have your thoughts of this
misrepresentation claim. i have not seen the mseb
petition before the merc, which i hear (but do not
believe) contains 700 pages. all i have seen is the
very generalized "you misrepresented" statement in
their letter. what would you think of asking in some
appropriate correspondence-- what was/were the
misrepresentation/s referred to, when were they made,
who made them, to whom, were they in writing or oral
(if in writing, what writings) etc. in other words pin
them down. this is what we would do if confronted with
a similar broad, general charge in a court proceeding.
it might make the mseb think more and prepare better,
but they may not have anything other than their
interpretation of the ppa. please give me your direct
line again. i have not had much luck calling the 24888
number. best regards, jim

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Samantha M. Slater
Manager of State & Regional Affairs
Electric Power Supply Association
1401 New York Avenue, N.W.
11th Floor
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E-mail: sslater@epsa.org
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Date: Fri, 18 May 2001 14:02:04 -0400
From: "Mark Stultz" <MSTULTZ@epsa.org>
To: "Neal Costello" <cpowerc@aol.com>,<chapmana@bp.com>, "Bill Highlander"
<highlander@calpine.com>, "Clare Miller" <C.Miller@constellation.com>,
<jmpierce@duke-energy.com>, <dafi@dynegy.com>, "Gloria Quinn"
<quinngj@edisonintl.com>, "Mark Palmer" <mpalmer@enron.com>,
<ldaspi1@entergy.com>, "Karen O'Neill" <karen.oneill@greenmountain.com>,
<buddy.eller@mirant.com>, <DMcfarlan@MWGen.com>, <David.Mould@neg.pge.com>,
"Lisa Franklin" <lisa.franklin@neg.pge.com>, "John Giesser"
<jgiesser@newenergy.com>, "Joseph Bizzano" <joe.bizzano@nrgenergy.com>,
"Trudy Marshall" <Trudy.Marshall@nrgenergy.com>, "Vincent Ragucci"
<vincent_ragucci@ogden-energy.com>, <Kristen.Ludecke@pseg.com>,
<Richard_wheatley@reliantenergy.com>, "Maureen Phillips"
<mphillips@ridgewoodpower.com>, "Martin Quinn" <mquinn@ridgewoodpower.com>,
<cwgriffi@seiworldwide.com>, "Applebaum, David" <dapplebaum@Sithe.com>,
<wwhopkins@tecoenergy.com>, <fferraro@wm.com>
Cc: <GAC993@aol.com>,<JOwen@eei.org>, "Kimberly Blackburn"
<KBlackburn@epsa.org>, "Lynne Church" <LCHURCH@epsa.org>, "Simone Byrd"
<SByrd@epsa.org>, "Samantha Slater" <SSLATER@epsa.org>, "Marty Wilson"
<mwilson@pstrategies.com>
Subject: Pro-competition Media Campaign
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To EPSA's Public Affairs & State Issues Committees:

We're just a few companies short of our necessary threshold for launching
creative and production work for our voluntary paid-media campaign in support
of the pro-competition lessons from California.

Joining us so far in this effort are: AES NewEnergy, Duke Energy North
America, Dynegy, El Paso Merchant Energy, Enron, Mirant, NRG Energy and
Reliant Energy.  We also are coordinating with the Edison Electric
Institute's third-party earned-media efforts in the Northeast and West, as
well as with the earned- and paid-media efforts of the Chamber of Commerce
Alliance for Energy and Economic Growth in support of a new national energy
policy.

To help expedite the process, we will schedule an initial conference call for
Thursday, May 24, for the pro-competition campaign funders.  I'll forward the
call-in details next week to the participants.

We will be reviewing the messages and potential audiences, and get a time
line for deliverables from Public Strategies Inc.

Thanks to all of you for your consideration and support for this special
project.

Regards,
Mark S.
EPSA