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W E E K E N D   S Y S T E M S   A V A I L A B I L I T Y

F O R

June 8, 2001 5:00pm through June 11, 2001 12:00am
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ECS to ECN Network Interconnection, June 9th 2001         POSTPONED
This is a notification that the Enron Corp. I/T Networks team will be connecting the new building network infrastructure located in Enron Center South (ECS) to the existing Enron Center North (ECN) backbone network.  While this activity is not expected to produce a disruption to network services, this notice is designed to alert the organization to our activities.  No network hardware or systems are anticipated to be shutdown.  The actual physical interconnection of the networks will be performed in the EB 34th floor Data Center.

Interconnection activities are scheduled to occur the evening of June 9th 2001 starting from 7:00 p.m.(CT) and completing around 11:00 p.m. (CT). Application testing activities will begin at 11:00 p.m. (CT) once all network testing has completed.

If you have any further questions, please contact Pete Castrejana at 713-410-0642 for more information.

SCHEDULED SYSTEM OUTAGES:

ARDMORE DATA CENTER - FACILITY OPERATIONS: No Scheduled Outages.

AZURIX: No Scheduled Outages.

EB34 DATA CENTER - FACILITY OPERATIONS: No Scheduled Outages.

EDI SERVER: No Scheduled Outages.

ENRON CENTER SOUTH DATA CENTER - FACILITY OPERATIONS: No Scheduled Outages

ENRON NORTH AMERICAN LANS:
Impact:  ENS
Time:  Fri 6/8/2001 at  10:30:00 PM CT thru Fri 6/8/2001 at  11:30:00 PM CT
	Fri 6/8/2001 at    8:30:00 PM PT thru Fri 6/8/2001 at    9:30:00 PM PT
	Sat 6/9/2001 at  4:30:00 AM London thru Sat 6/9/2001 at  5:30:00 AM London
Outage:  Upgrade code on Ardmore routers
Environments Impacted:  Ardmore
Purpose: There is a bug with the version of code that we are using that causes the switches to crash.
Backout:
Contact(s): 	Scott Shishido    713-853-9780

Impact:  CORP
Time:  Fri 6/8/2001 at  5:30:00 PM CT thru Fri 6/8/2001 at  8:30:00 PM CT
	Fri 6/8/2001 at  3:30:00 PM PT thru Fri 6/8/2001 at  6:30:00 PM PT
	Fri 6/8/2001 at  11:30:00 PM London thru Sat 6/9/2001 at  2:30:00 AM London
Outage:  Split VLAN 468 into a /27 network
Environments Impacted:  Corp
Purpose: Separate the load and traffic between AEXT, AEIN, & AX environments
Backout:
Contact(s): 	Morgan Gothard  713-345-7387

Impact:  CORP
Time:  Fri 6/8/2001 at  5:30:00 PM CT thru Fri 6/8/2001 at  6:30:00 PM CT
	Fri 6/8/2001 at  3:30:00 PM PT thru Fri 6/8/2001 at  4:30:00 PM PT
	Fri 6/8/2001 at  11:30:00 PM London thru Sat 6/9/2001 at  12:30:00 AM London
Outage:  AEINFW swap
Environments Impacted:  Corp
Purpose: Eminent growth and related stability issues.
Backout: Reinstall original units
Contact(s): 	Morgan Gothard  713-345-7387
FIELD SERVICES:  No Scheduled Outages.

INTERNET: No Scheduled Outages.

MESSAGING:
Impact:  Exchange
Time:  Sat 6/9/2001 at  12:00:00 PM CT thru Sat 6/9/2001 at    2:00:00 PM CT
	Sat 6/9/2001 at  10:00:00 AM PT thru Sat 6/9/2001 at  12:00:00 PM PT
	Sat 6/9/2001 at  6:00:00 PM London thru Sat 6/9/2001 at  8:00:00 PM London
Outage:  Apply latest hotfixes to Nahou-msmbx03v & Nahou-msmbx05v
Environments Impacted:  Exchange Users on Nahou-msmbx03v & 05v
Purpose: Ensure backups and data integrity
Backout: Uninstall Hotfixes
Contact(s): 	Scott Albright  713-345-9381
		Tim Hudson  713-853-9289

MARKET DATA:
Impact:  CORP
Time:  Fri 6/8/2001 at  5:00:00 PM CT thru Fri 6/8/2001 at  7:00:00 PM CT
	Fri 6/8/2001 at  3:00:00 PM PT  thru Fri 6/8/2001 at  5:00:00 PM PT
	Fri 6/8/2001 at  11:00:00 PM London thru Sat 6/9/2001 at  1:00:00 AM London
Outage:  Market Data TV systems upgrades
Environments Impacted:  Trading Floors
Purpose: Increase system reliability and systems management, also allow presentation of new infrastructure content to the trading floor plasma screens
Backout: re-install original systems
Contact(s): 	John Sieckman    713-345-7862

NT: No Scheduled Outages.

OS/2:  No Scheduled Outages.

OTHER SYSTEMS:    ALSO SEE ORIGINAL REPORT
Impact:  CORP
Time:  Fri 6/8/2001 at  7:30:00 PM CT thru Fri 6/8/2001 at  9:30:00 PM CT
	Fri 6/8/2001 at  5:30:00 PM PT thru Fri 6/8/2001 at  7:30:00 PM PT
	Sat 6/9/2001 at  1:30:00 AM London thru Sat 6/9/2001 at  3:30:00 AM London
Outage:  NAMEX-LN1 and NAMTY-LN1- Needs Rebooting
Environments Impacted:  Local Office
Purpose: Need to reload NETIQ Agents for NAMTY-LN1 and NAMEX-LN1
Backout:
Contact(s): 	Wilma Bleshman    713-853-1562

Impact:
Time:  Sat 6/9/2001 at  10:00:00 PM CT thru Sun 6/10/2001 at  1:30:00 AM CT
	Sat 6/9/2001 at    8:00:00 PM PT thru Sat 6/9/2001 at  11:30:00 PM PT
	Sun 6/10/2001 at  4:00:00 AM London thru Sun 6/10/2001 at 7:30:00 AM London
Outage:  Upgrade for E10K SSP tremor requires downtime on server moe.
Environments Impacted:  Global
Purpose: An SSP is the controlling server for an E10K platform.  Moe is a domain on the E10K platform named aftershock.  In order to complete the upgrade of moe, we must first upgrade the SSP.  The first phase will entail upgrading the SSP to Solaris 8 and the SSP software.
Backout: The SSP is really a new server that needs to be configured.  The old SSP will be there if we need to back out.
Contact(s): 	Malcolm Wells    713-345-3716

SITARA:  No Scheduled Outages.

SUN/OSS SYSTEM: No Scheduled Outages.

TELEPHONY:      SEE ORIGINAL REPORT

TERMINAL SERVER:  No Scheduled Outages.

UNIFY:       SEE ORIGINAL REPORT

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TDS -Trader Decision Support On-Call                    (713) 327-6032 [Pager]


Chris, as per our discussion, I just want to confirm that we have the ability
to break the contract with the EPC provider at any time.  Further, I want to
confirm that our costs will be minimal and that this whole process (ie
putting a number on a term sheet) has been based on trying to maximize the
short run value of the project.  In other works, we have no intention of
lifting their offer.  Finally, we are not ordering HRSG's or steam turbines.

These guys add no value and they are killing me!

Regards
Delainey
---------------------- Forwarded by David W Delainey/HOU/ECT on 09/26/2000
07:14 PM ---------------------------

David W Delainey
09/26/2000 07:12 PM
To: Dick Westfahl/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Larry L
Izzo/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
cc:
Subject: Las Vegas CoGen

Guys, I have explained the strategy/tactics that have lead to this position
in some detail.  In my opinion the company is not at risk and potentially ENA
could create significant value from a project that we have very little
invested.  I understand the construction risk on the bid as much as anyone
and we have no intention of lifting their offer. As far as EECC involvement,
as I had mentioned, Coleman was a part of all these discussions.  I will
argue that Mike and the ENA deal team made the right call necessary to
maximize return in the short run for Enron without investing significant
dollars or taking significant risks.

Obviously, I was unsuccessful in explaining such a sophisticated strategy.

Regards
Delainey

---------------------- Forwarded by David W Delainey/HOU/ECT on 09/26/2000
07:01 PM ---------------------------

Dick Westfahl@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
09/26/2000 09:30 AM
To: Dave Delainey
cc: Larry L Izzo/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
Subject: Las Vegas CoGen

Dave:

See attached memo.

Thanks,

Dick


Mark:  Here's the other email.  I have not yet received the NDA.

Sara Shackleton
Enron North America Corp.
1400 Smith Street, EB 3801a
Houston, Texas  77002
713-853-5620 (phone)
713-646-3490 (fax)
sara.shackleton@enron.com
----- Forwarded by Sara Shackleton/HOU/ECT on 01/12/2001 05:49 PM -----

	Chris Constantine
	01/12/2001 11:07 AM

		 To: Sara Shackleton/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: NDA agreement

Sara,

We are going to receive an NDA form from W-Technologies to sign and return to
them.  I will forward it to you when it arrives.

They are asking me what company name to put on the form.  I work for Enron
Net Works and my user is Gary Hickerson so can you please let me know what to
tell them.

Regards,

Chris


Steve/Rick  -- Here is the E-mail from EPSA group preparing training for FERC
persons that I mentioned during our conference call.  Since FERCers  tell me
they know Enron's position, and ask what are others' concerns -- this
approach has proven successful in the past.    I believe this is consistent
with what we discussed this morning.  The next group meeting is May 1.
Suggestions are appreciated.  Call if you have questions.  202.466.9150.

"Tomcala, Karen" <Karen.Tomcala@pge-corp.com> on 04/24/2000 02:43:32 PM
To: "'jhartso@enron.com'" <jhartso@enron.com>
cc:

Subject: FW: Energy Business Coalition -- Training module descriptions for
FERC

Joe:  As discussed.  Hope you can join us.  If not, can you please give me a
buzz so that we don't sit around waiting for you?  Thanks.  KAT

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tomcala, Karen
> Sent: Monday, April 24, 2000 3:30 PM
> To: 'larry.bruneel@wepco.com'; 'mado@dynegy.com'; 'loomis@neesnet.com';
> 'jsimon@epsa.org'; 'starckle@sce.com'
> Subject: Energy Business Coalition -- Training module descriptions
> for FERC
>
> REMINDER:  Our next meeting is tomorrow at 2:00 PM in the PG&E office.
> Attached is a revised summary of our proposed training modules.  (Thank
> you to Mary and Larry for the scenarios.)  This draft, once finalized, is
> what we will send to FERC for their consideration.  I've typed in some
> questions I have about this draft.  I'd like for us to give this draft a
> careful editing review.  See you tomorrow!  KAT
>
> __________________________________________________________________________
> _________________
>
> MODULE 1 -- Energy Business Basics  [Will the word "basics" imply a
> beginner level presentation and attract lower level staff?  Alternative:
> Energy Business Decision-making or Conducting Business in a Competitive
> Energy Market]
>
> Purpose:  This module will provide an understanding of a business day in
> the energy market from the perspectives of different types of market
> participants.
>
> Section 1:  NYMEX will open with a general presentation on properly
> functioning markets.  Various market participants (e.g., a power marketer,
> an independent energy producer, a generation-only IOU, a
> transmission/distribution-only IOU, an industrial customer) will follow
> with short presentations on their own experiences in conducting business
> in the competitive market.  Topics addressed will include:
>
> * How markets mature and function
> * How prices are set and efficient, low-cost options are identified
> * Comparison between "organized" markets and freely formed markets
> * Distinguishing market signals, market design flaws, and competitive
> failures
> * Dealing with the mechanics (ATC/TTC, TLRs, scheduling and dispatch,
> varying business practices)
> * Roles for, and relationship between, RTOs and PXs
> * Market monitoring and sanctions
>
> Section 2:  Attendees will be given the opportunity to interact and make
> business decisions as specific market participants under defined
> circumstances.  The scenario presented will be a peak day in June, with
> higher than normal temperatures, across a region that includes ISOs and
> non-ISOs [RTOs?].  Attendees will be assigned to one of a number of roles:
> transmission owner within an ISO with LMP, generator with peaking
> facilities in an ISO and also in regions without an ISO, marketer selling
> power to customers in regions with an ISO and in regions without an ISO,
> same marketer selling natural gas to peaking facilities [too
> complicated?], utility serving native load in a non-ISO region, industrial
> customer buying interruptible load.
>
> Section 3:  (Optional)  Attendees will be given a tour of the PG&E trading
> floor in Bethesda.
>
>
> MODULE 2 --  Generation and Transmission Planning Issues
>
> Purpose:  This module would take a longer-term perspective of the needs
> of, and participation in, energy markets.
>
> Section 1:  Presentations by a range of market participants will address
> topics such as:
>
> * Comparison of the natural monopoly v. competitive models for
> transmission expansion
> * Roles for, and relationships among, RTOs, TOs and other market
> participants
> * Federal/state interaction and siting difficulties
> * Role of non-wires alternatives
> * Market signals and incentives
> * Predictability, prioritization, and comparability
> * Timing requirements
>
> Section 2:  A continuation of the Module 1 scenario will provide an
> interactive opportunity for attendees.  From the perspective of various
> market participants, attendees will look back at the events of the model
> peak day and answer questions such as:  what signals did the market send;
> what is needed for the market to work more efficiently; what is likely to
> get built; and what are the impediments to getting the needed facilities
> built?


Tana,

Will you be providing a full legal profile for this c/p (8/1 approval list)?

Thanks,
Stephanie
---------------------- Forwarded by Stephanie Sever/HOU/ECT on 08/08/2000
04:31 PM ---------------------------

From:  Frank L Davis
   08/08/2000 04:10 PM

To: Stephanie Sever/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: NSTAR Companies

---------------------- Forwarded by Frank L Davis/HOU/ECT on 08/08/2000 04:10
PM ---------------------------

Leslie Hansen
08/08/2000 02:37 PM
To: Frank L Davis/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tana Jones/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Rhonda L Denton/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: NSTAR Companies

NSTAR Companies is authorized to buy US power via EOL -- thus, this CP shoudl
be set up for ENRON SALES only pursuant to the on-line GTCs.

Thanks,

Leslie


These guys don't give up.  I'll forward any information Tino gives me on
their latest DOE strategy.  Rockey--do you have any interest in following up
on Tino's Wichita project??  I don't know how far it is from any of our
lines, but it may be worth a chat.  DF
---------------------- Forwarded by Drew Fossum/ET&S/Enron on 06/30/2000
02:08 PM ---------------------------

Tino Monaldo <tmonaldo@mrg-llc.com> on 06/30/2000 01:05:37 PM
To: "'dfossum@enron.com'" <dfossum@enron.com>
cc:

Subject: Power plants

Sorry you are feedling bad. Hope reading email doesn't hurt. I'll try and be
brief.
1. We have an opportunity to acquire a? 35MW? cogeneration facility in Kansas
that is from the early 1980's and rarely used. We may want to talk about a?
joint project. Can I borrow some expertise via a phone call fom you to your
electric gurus to let me know what the spot market into KC and Wichita looks
like.

2. I met with DML and we intend to propose a deal that has us charging only
for the generation and for DOE to assumme the risk and or reward of the cost
of gas.Before you have any conversations with Dennis or your folks give me a
call so we can flesh this out. We have DOE meetings scheduled for 7/24-25th
so it is a busy month. Our consultant's are reviewing the DOE data we?
received. I''l let you? know what we learn.They may have a bigger steam load
than I would have guessed.


See...I told you you were invited.  I think I must have dropped the invitation or something.  Let me know what you think.  I'd been planning on going to the Kim Richey concert Sat night at the Fab Satellite Lounge (along with Corey, Doug, and yourself if you were interested).  Honestly think I'd rather go to the concert, but I would feel somewhat guilty.  What are your thoughts?


Attached is an updated list of the Confidentiality Agreements.


---------------------- Forwarded by Chris Germany/HOU/ECT on 09/27/2000 03:20
PM ---------------------------

John M Singer@ENRON
09/27/2000 08:38 AM
To: Chris Germany/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Oct EOG & PNG

Power Gas Marketing volumes for October:
 EOG = 10,000 Dth/mon
 PNG =  3,000 Dth/mon


CALENDAR ENTRY:	REMINDER

Description:
	Michelle Simpson Cannon in town

Date:		10/5/2000
Time:		6:00 PM (Central Standard Time)

Chairperson:	Outlook Migration Team

Detailed Description:


Ken, while the  speculation is running rampant on your possible role in the
Bush administration,  I just wanted to say that,?we would hate to lose you as
the "go to "leader  here in Houston, the country, Houston, the Partnership,
and the business  community would be well served by your inclusion in the
Bush  administration....
?
Not that I have a  right to be, I would be "right proud" for you to represent
Houston in the White  House.
Happy  holidays!
Jim

Jim Kollaer
jkollaer@houston.org
?


What we need to accomplish in the next few days:

Dave Forster and Mark Palmer will develop and finalize the demo that will be
used for pitching the sale.  Dave and Mark will create two demos, one which
shows how Enron uses the tools/system(s) and two, a demo on how a company
such as Carghill would use the tools in a private application.  This will all
then be set up so it can be shown on the road or in house to clients.  Dave
and Mark have started this work today.

Mark Taylor will work the following two legal issues in parallel:  First,
find outside council that will be able to help with the internal audit of all
legal contracts associated with EOL as well as be able to assist in legal
matters associated with the due diligence and assist in contract work
associated with the actual sale in the future.  The legal audit must be
prepared and completed by early next week so we can keep our planned visit
with i2 late next week and feel comfortable that we can sell we are proposing
to sell from a legal standpoint.

Jay will complete the technical audit and write up his conclusions (or Kevin).

Rex and Greg will continue to refine the list of potential clients and the
appropriate contacts on the list.  Any suggestions on how to make sure we
have the right names, etc. just send them in to Rex.

Rex will also refine the actual presentation to be used in the pitch and get
a copy to Louise in the next day or two so she can review the content of it.

We will also need t o have a separate timeline/calendar that shows who we are
seeing when, etc.

Any other thoughts or issues from the team?

GP


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There will be two presentations tomorrow from UBS commencing at 2:30 p.m. (CST).  These will be held in ECS 06980 and the conference dial-in numbers are listed below.

				2:30 p.m.	Bill Glass & Bill Bradford - Credit
				3:00 p.m.	Alex Fusco - New Business Guidelines

Dial-in #		800.486.2726
Host code	353763 (Louise)
Participant	547763

Many Thanks,

Liz Taylor
Assistant to Greg Whalley
713.853.1935 office
713.853.1838 fax
713.854.3056 mobile


Geoff-

Do you still want to launch Secondary Firm Index products and Dawn vs. Niagara Phy Fwd Firm Spreads??  Let me know so our bridging team can continue working on them.

Chris
3-7533


I think we should also put the position report file in there that Jad/Couch created as a backup to the CEPos/East Positions.  Couch can you put the query file you set up for the price desk?
PL

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Keiser, Kam
Sent:	Thursday, December 13, 2001 12:18 PM
To:	Love, Phillip M.; Palmer, B. Scott; Couch, Greg; McLaughlin Jr., Errol; Gossett, Jeffrey C.; Valdes, John
Subject:	NetCo.

Jeff was able to create a Netco file under O:\erms\erms_adm without an erequest.  There is a file for each region out there now.  I will save the new p&l to each region but could each of you please pick an p&l from your region as a back-up just in case.

these are the files I know of

Exotica
P&L
Hedgestrips
All excel queries
Weapon-X & new version
Access financial reports
Exotics file
Transport model
Curve files

Do you guys have anything else?

Kam


will not attend, tx rick


Enron is proud to be a major sponsor of the galleryfurniture.com Bowl!

Don't miss your chance to witness college football history, as bowl fever
hits the City of Houston with the inaugural galleryfurniture.com Bowl game
Wednesday, December 27, 2000 at the Houston Astrodome. This is your
opportunity to see the Big XII Conference face off against Conference USA!

This Friday, December 1st at the Big E' Caf,, Community Relations will be
selling discounted tickets for $8 to all Enron employees from 11:30 am- 1:00
pm (no limit).
The purchase of a game ticket will also make a difference in the lives of
thousands. All proceeds from ticket sales will go to AIDS Foundation Houston
(AFH) Investment of a Lifetime program, which benefits Houstonians with life
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Everyone who purchases a ticket Friday will also receive a coupon for a
complimentary Chick-Fil-A sandwich, and will have the opportunity to pick-up
FREE bowl game merchandise the from the galleryfurniture.com Bowl promotion
truck.  In addition, Gallery Furniture will have a special offer to Enron
employees to register to win a brand new 36-inch Color TV!
Don't miss out on all the exciting action and being a part of Houston Bowl
Fever!


everybody misses me.  Why don't you get signed up onmsn hotmail.

>  -----Original Message-----
> From: 	Germany, Chris [mailto:Chris.Germany@enron.com]
> Sent:	Wednesday, May 23, 2001 4:38 PM
> To:	Junek, Daniel
> Subject:	Dinergy.
>
> Scott Profitt was looking for your phone number.  I gave it too him.  I
> think he misses you.
>
>

 - C.DTF


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CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC RATE RISE REFLECTS REALITY - UK UTILITIES
California's decision this week to raise electricity rates for consumers by
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TEXAS-NEW MEXICO POWER TO SELL 300-MW TEXAS LIGNITE PLANT
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CONNECTICUT AGENCY NIXES RUNNING ELECTRIC POWER LINE TO LONG ISLAND
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Georgia Power Files $1.45B Mixed Securities Shelf >SO

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SoCal Ed Write-Down Hangs Over Edison Preferred Shares

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New Solar Flare EruptsSubject: New Solar Flare Erupts

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Calif. Utility Must Reveal Blackouts

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Department of Energy Federal Energy Regulatory Commission 18 Cfr Chapter I
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Calpine Files Application for Certification with California Energy Commission
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Chairman of the Senate Committee on Energy And Natural Resources Will Address
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Ensource to Acquire Columbia Gas Turbine And Columbia Power

Repeats: Energy Volume And Open Interest Totals-Mar 29

Government Invests in Fuel-Cell Technology for Multi Dwelling Buildings

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CMS Energy's CMS Trunkline Gas Company Unit Receives Final Ferc Approval

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Taking Bitter Medicine: Puc Raises Electric Rates While the Governor Cowers

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Irrigation District Power Role Expansion Urged

Tep, Phelps Dodge Sign Long-Term Power Contract

Reaction Cool to Two-Tier Energy-Rate Plan

Altair Fuel Cell Program Advances

GE Power Systems acquires Programma Electric AB

Pseg Power Waterford Plant Receives Air/Water Permits

Sustainable Energy Technologies Ltd - Patent Issued on Sustainable Energy's
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Petroquest Energy, Inc. Announces Two Apparent High Bids in Central Gulf
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Pasw, Inc. And Simmons Energy Services Inc. Sign Combination Agreement

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Silicon Valley Cranks Up Conservation As Energy Rates Soar 40%, Companies Dim
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Fire Saps Power Plant

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Ocean Energy Appoints President, Operations Director for Russian Unit

High Stakes Hinge on Russia's Energy Choices

Brazil still considering hike in energy tariffs to reduce consumption

Top Energy Summaries - Thursday, March 29, 2001 - 4:58 PM

Ener1 Announces the Appointment of CFO, Vice President of Finance &
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Energy Solutions Provider Announces The Appointment of US Senior Management
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Ballard to Supply Fuel Cells to Daimlerchrysler for 30 Fuel Cell Buses

Excelergy Signs First Customer in the United Kindgom; Maverick Energy Selects
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Pakistan Unveils Plan for 600-Megawatt Nuclear Power Plant

Westcoast Energy Finalizes Acquisition of Empire State Pipeline

Govt. Authorizes Cheves Hydro Concession - Peru

View from Seattle: California's Responsible Energy Use

Bush says natural gas supplies key to US reducing greenhouse gases

GE Power Systems Acquires Programma Electric Ab

6 Die in India Power Plant Accident

Brazil : Shell to Operate in Power Generating

Brazil : Cpfl to Acquire Energy from Carioba II

Top Energy Summaries - Thursday, March 29, 2001 - 9:22 Am

Philippines Suspends Power Purchase Adjustment in Bills
Energy Transportation Group Named LNG Shipping Advisor to China Project

Japan to give 18,926 mln yen soft loans to India power, transport projects

Poland: Skawina Power Plant Gets Six Suitors

Bulgaria: Government to Liberalise Natural Gas Imports

Top Energy Summaries - Thursday, March 29, 2001 - 7:39 Am

Altek Power Corp: American Electric Power CO Inc - Altek Secures Exclusive
Rights to Sell The "Innovator Genset" - for Western Provinces

CLP Hldgs unit buys 49 pct stake in Shaanxi power station for 18.35 mln usd

Korea Power Exchange Chief Named

New Policies Proposed for China's Wind Power Production

USD1.6bn Abu Dhabi Power Award

Beijing Consumes More Natural Gas

Enron's Tokyo Unit Submits Plan for Aomori Power Plant

Philippine Energy Dept to undertake international roadshow for power sector

Partial Privatization for Power Distribution Firms

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Coal Tax Increase Initiative Garners Little Support in West Virginia Senate

Dutch Utility Plans to Buy Northbrook, Ill.-Based Water Company

Officials Says New York at Risk for Summer Power Shortages

European Union Action to Impose Costs on British Electrical Retailers

California Energy Regulators Prepare to Raise Rates As Much As 36 Percent

California Businesses, Residents Want Credit for Use of Clean Energy

Indiana Governor Supports Bill to Sanction Utilities for Poor Service

Sacramento, Calif., Businesses Reel from Higher Electricity Bills

Virginia Utility CEO Proposes Changes in Power Plant, Line Selection Process

Researchers in Ohio Test Battery with More Storage Capacity

Oregon River Energy Plan Would Kill Scores of Fish, Fish Lovers Fear

Salt Lake City, Utah-Based Energy Firm Expects Earnings to Beat Estimates

Power Producers Coordinated Data to Take Advantage of California Market

Orange County, Calif., Businesses, Residents Worry About Electricity

Rate Raise Means California Consumers with Big Houses, Families, Pay More

California Leaders, Experts Blame Power Companies for High Prices

Experts Warn Orange County, Calif., Companies of Blackouts' Tab

Connecticut Judge Dismisses Appeal to Block Sale of Nuclear Power Plant

Officer at Waterford, Conn., Nuclear Power Plant Resigns

Wisconsin Utility Executive Expects Approval for New Transmission Line

Utility Association Holds Competition for Power-Line Workers in Conway, S.C.

Nevada Regulators to Rule on Sale of Laughlin, Nev., Power Plant

Nevada Energy Bill Calls for Major Regulatory Changes

Long Beach, Calif., Port Cargo Terminals Cope with Rolling Blackouts

Fate of Heating Bill Assistance Plan Rests with Kansas Regulators

Colorado Springs, Colo.-Based Energy Firm Sells Three Power Plants in Virginia

Severe Drought in South Florida Dries Up Sales at Some Local Businesses

New Mexico Utility Company Foresees Higher Earnings for 2001

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ConEd users to see $208 mln rate reduction April 1--PSC

Calpine files with Calif. to build 1,100 MW power plant

U.S. EPA releases 2001 acid rain auction report

INTERVIEW-Clinton climate change czar slams Bush policy

Georgia Power files shelf for $1.2 bln in securities

El Paso says didn't manipulate Calif natgas prices

Transwestern plans expansion at Ariz. compressor stations

Calif. utility rate hike leaves bond investors in dark

Canada natgas prices slide following AGA report

TEXT-S&P rates HQI Transelec Chile S.A. bonds

Maytag farms out energy buying to TXU in 5-year deal

Chesapeake Energy to sell $800 mln 10-year notes

PJM, ISO New England propose standard for power markets

Utd Utils wins Welsh water contract -- again

PSEG gets permits for 850-MW gas power plant in Ohio

KeySpan, Calpine lead utility shares higher

TEXT-S&P assigns Reliant Resources corporate credit rating

TEXT-Moody's assigns Reliant Resources Baa3 rating

Calpine sees better-than-expected 2001 results

Russia power grid needs $5 bln/year to 2005-UES

UPDATE 1-Vodafone says debt falls to 7 bln stg

New Russian atomic energy chief good news for U.S.

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FYI.  As you know, we're attempting to find a solution to the "reasonable
review" morrass that's impeding utility forward contracting.  For that
effort, we've worked with the Portland desk to pull together some educational
materials to use with a subset of California stakeholders that's trying to
devise a solution to California's melt down.

The attached graphs show 3 scenarios for the state as a whole.
1) "do nothing"
2) for 60% of IOU short position, split the amount 50-50 and 1cover half the
amount with 10-year  fixed priced power and the other half with 5-year fixed
priced power.
3) create a portfolio with a) 25% of short position covered by 10-year fixed
priced power, b) 20% of short position covered by 5-year fixed price power,
c) 15% covered by 1-year fixed price power, d) 20% covered by May-Sept
fixed-price power, and e) 15% from the PX.

The term of each scenario is 5 years.

Because each is priced off our our curves, the average price is roughly
equivalent for each of the three portfolios.  However, the graph shows (as
one would expect) that exposure to price volatility is significantly higher
under scenario 1 compared to 2 and 3.

The goal is to use the illustrative scenarios to persuade the industry that
in the short run (i.e., immediately) the utilities should be permitted to buy
a modest amount of power under 5 and 10 terms, and those purchases (if
undertaken using a "DealBench-like" tool) ought to be "per se" reasonable.

If anyone has questions about it, or would like to discuss further, give a
call at 415.782.7822.

Best,
Jeff
----- Forwarded by Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron on 12/12/2000 12:54 PM -----

	Stephen Swain@ECT
	12/12/2000 12:38 PM

		 To: Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron@Enron
		 cc:
		 Subject: Portfolio file for distribution


Thanks.

Susan

P.S.-Did you get my other email?

"Cindy Rice" <crice@nge.com> on 04/02/2001 02:09:50 PM
Please respond to <crice@nge.com>
To: <Susan.W.Pereira@enron.com>
cc:
Subject: RE: mtg w/ coach

sorry about that -- i should have known better -- since victor's schedule is
not that flexible, think i'll leave it as is -- it's really no big deal, and
i can easily fill you in on the details

Cindy Rice
Energy East Solutions
mailto:crice@nge.com
Phone (713) 626-2426
Fax (713) 626-2604

-----Original Message-----
From: Susan.W.Pereira@enron.com [mailto:Susan.W.Pereira@enron.com]
Sent: Monday, April 02, 2001 2:06 PM
To: crice@nge.com
Subject: Re: mtg w/ coach

Tomorrow at 1:45 would work better.  Wednesday is AGA storage day and it's
hard for me to get away before3pm.

Thanks,
Susan

"Cindy Rice" <crice@nge.com> on 04/02/2001 01:49:01 PM

Please respond to <crice@nge.com>

To:   <susan.w.pereira@enron.com>
cc:
Subject:  mtg w/ coach

Can you do Wed @ 1:45 pm?? Meet @ Coach  Pulich's office, which is just
next to the cafeteria.
Cindy?Rice
Energy East Solutions
mailto:crice@nge.com
Phone (713) 626-2426
Fax (713) 626-2604


---------------------- Forwarded by Jim Schwieger/HOU/ECT on 03/22/2001 03:08
PM ---------------------------

Jim Schwieger
10/05/2000 05:12 PM
To: Brian Redmond/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Storage

Brian:
Attached is the Storage Term Sheet.

 Jim


We are probably more interested in people who have more experience in the Western U.S.  Preferably direct producer relationships and Rocky Mountain Utilities and Industrials.  We don't do any trading in the Denver office.

Thanks for the lead though.

-----Original Message-----
From: j beard [mailto:jbeard@austingrp.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2001 2:47 PM
To: Whitt, Mark
Subject: The Austin Group Energy - Christian Schutz

Good afternoon, Mark.

Thank you for the opportunity to speak with you on the 15th and regale you
with the background and talents of Christian Schutz.  Just following up to
see if there are any opportunities within your offices that you would be
interested in speaking with him about.  Christian is extremely motivated to
get to Denver and asked that I follow up with you.

Thank you and best regards,

Jennifer L. Beard
Vice President, Client Services
The Austin Group Energy, LP
(281) 497-8595
jbeard@austingrp.com

Visit our Website
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I'll be glad to help you out from Enron's remote offices and while in Houston
during the week of Sept. 27 - Oct.1.  Please note the following:

1.  I'll be in Enron's Sao Paulo and BA offices from Sept 20 - Sept. 24   AND
2.  I'll be on vacation from Oct. 2 - Oct. 9

You may need to contact me through my assistant Kaye Ellis (Ext. 35968) or
one of the paralegals (try Marie Heard, Susan Bailey or Susan Flynn).   Sara

Anita Fam
09/16/99 08:52 PM
To: Sara Shackleton/HOU/ECT
cc: Matthias Lee/SIN/ECT, Angeline Poon/SIN/ECT
Subject: Proposed Enron/Petron ISDA documentation

Hi Sara,

How are things with you, m'dear?  Have you any exotic destinations planned
for this year's vacation?

Anyway - I'm planning to go on vacation with my family (yah - it's weird to
say "family" now!)  to Perth from Thursday 23 September through to Saturday 3
October and was wondering whether you could help 'babysit' the Petron
matter.  Janice had mentioned that you'd done some due diligence on ISDA in
the Philippines a year or so ago so I thought that you would probably be the
most appropriate person to look after this matter in my absence.  Matt, who
is a new attorney who joined us in the Singapore office last week, will also
be keeping track of this file but he hasn't been fully 'Enronized' by Tana as
yet (tho' he will be so before Thanksgiving as he'll be headed to Houston
next month for a month's stint there) so I thought it best if you could be
the main contact person for Petron as well as for our business folks during
that week that I'm not around.  I really hope that you don't mind.

Assuming that you're OK with this, I would like to give your name and contact
details to the Enron AP/A/CHI biz folks who are handling this - Manuel
Gallego in the Philippines, Victor Santos who is presently relocating to
Singapore and David Terlip to whom they report.  The traders in the Singapore
office, John Chismar and Eng Wang Moi , will be providing the pricing.  Matt
and my assistant, Angeline, will get hold of you should they hear from Petron
during that week.  The plan is that Petron is interested in entering into
some crack spread swaps with us.  So far, Citibank and Chase have signed up
ISDAs with Petron.

In the meantime, I'll have Angeline fax to you copies of all the
correspondence which I've had had with our Filipino counsel QTE to-date so
that you'll get a good idea of what the regulatory and legal environment's
like now in the Philippines. [Angeline - can you please do that today.
Sara's fax no. is Houston Legal's fax no.]

So far, QTE has reviewed our draft ISDA Schedule and Credit Support Annex and
I sent it across to Petron's inhouse counsel on 8 September (please see
attached) and I'm now waiting for their written comments on those drafts.

Please let me know whether you'll be able to look after this matter for me.
Looking forward to hearing from you.

Thanks a mill,
Anita

---------------------- Forwarded by Anita Fam/SIN/ECT on 09/17/99 09:31 AM
---------------------------

Anita Fam
09/08/99 11:28 AM
To: lamaglaya@petron.com
cc: wgrodriguez@petron.com, jlventigan@petron.com, Manuel
Gallego/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Victor
Santos/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, David A
Terlip/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Janine Juggins/LON/ECT, Stephen H
Douglas/HOU/ECT@ECT, Matthew Nimmo/LON/ECT@ECT, John Chismar/SIN/ECT@ENRON,
Wang Moi Eng/SIN/ECT, Janice Moore/HOU/ECT, Angeline Poon/SIN/ECT, Matthias
Lee/SIN/ECT
Subject: Proposed Enron/Petron ISDA documentation

Dear Luis,

I am the Senior Legal Counsel for Enron  based in Singapore and have been
requested by my colleague, Manuel Gallego, to forward to you our proposed
draft ISDA documentation for your review.  The attached documents are as
follows:

our draft ISDA schedule (draft dated 7 September 1999) attached as
petron-isda (7Sept99).doc
our draft ISDA Credit Support Annex (draft dated 6 September 1999) attached
as petron-cs (6Sept99).doc
our form of legal opinion to be issued by your external legal counsel (draft
dated 6 September 1999) attached as petron-isda (ext opn) (6Sept99).doc

Please note that the attached documents are in draft and are for discussion
only and are as such open to any further changes which may be proposed by
ourselves or our external legal counsel.

I would be most grateful if you could review the attached and thereafter let
me have your written response to the same.  You may either e-mail your
response to me at Anita.Fam@enron.com or fax me in Singapore at +65
734-2868.   Should you wish to call me, my phone number in Singapore is +65
838-9038.

I look forward to hearing from you shortly.

With kind regards,
Anita Fam
Senior Legal Counsel

Enron Capital & Trade Resources Singapore Pte Ltd


Please set up a meeting for this afternoon and invite the following people.
Bob Superty
Kathy Kelly
Ed Terry
Tricia Bowen
Judy Townsend
Dan Junek
Chris Germany
Victor Lamadrid
Molly Johnson
Randy Gay
George Smith
Maria Garza
Mark Friedman
Ami Chokshi
Scott Mills
Dave Nommenson
David Scott - with CES

Hopefully this will be a quick meeting.


----- Forwarded by Elizabeth Sager/HOU/ECT on 02/26/2001 04:04 PM -----

	David Portz
	02/26/2001 03:37 PM

		 To: Elizabeth Sager/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc: Reagan Rorschach@ENRON
		 Subject: Latest Clarksdale Proposal

Forwarding revised Mississippi munis proposal, as discussed.

----- Forwarded by David Portz/HOU/ECT on 02/26/2001 03:35 PM -----

	Reagan Rorschach@ENRON
	02/26/2001 01:31 PM

		 To: David Portz/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: Latest Clarksdale Proposal

David,

Thanks for your help.  See attached.

Reagan


Gary Lamphier is working on negotiating a price for this.

D

Aimee Lannou   01/02/2001 02:14 PM

To: Daren J Farmer/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Meter 1517

Daren - meter 1517 has a nom of 0/day for Jan.  It flowed about 5.400 on day
1. This is a valid flow.  Could you please extend the deal from Dec. (deal #
506192) or create a new one?  Thanks.

AL


We have received the executed EEI Master Power Purchase and Sale Agreement
dated 2/13/01 from the referenced CP.  Copies will be distributed to Legal
and Credit.


As we discussed....... as much flesh as we can put on this by midday
tommorrow would be quite helpful. I would think there are significant
aggregation opportunities available to us once this is implemented. Let me
know what else you need from me. Thanks.


I taught this was really nice. Enjoy! Have a blessed week.
----- Forwarded by Charlotte Banks/Enron Communications on 12/13/00 08:48 AM
-----

	Claudette Daniels@ENRON
	12/13/00 08:37 AM

		 To:
		 cc: (bcc: Charlotte Banks/Enron Communications)
		 Subject: FW: LOVE

I hope this touches your lives as it has touche mine.

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Got the fax.

Thank you.


FYI.  I'd like to renew.
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	11/17/2000 10:21 AM

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		 cc:
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Dear Jeff,
Our records indicate that your subscription to California Energy Markets is
due for renewal.
Please let me know if you would like to renew or if you have questions
regarding the renewal.
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would you like me to participate?

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Mellencamp, Lisa
Sent:	Wednesday, October 03, 2001 10:20 AM
To:	'"Bates, William" <wbates@mdbe.com>@ENRON'; 'Jines, Michael L.'; 'Gussett, Sheryl Esq.'; 'john.c.herbert@dynegy.com'; 'tlauria@whitecase.com'; 'Philip Warden (E-mail)'; 'ceklund@llgm.com'; 'zack.starbird@mirant.com'
Cc:	Michelson, Randy; Tribolet, Michael; Dasovich, Jeff
Subject:	RE: SCE call

i think we can.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	"Bates, William" <wbates@mdbe.com>@ENRON [mailto:IMCEANOTES-+22Bates+2C+20William+22+20+3Cwbates+40mdbe+2Ecom+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.com]
Sent:	Wednesday, October 03, 2001 10:16 AM
To:	'Jines, Michael L.'; 'Gussett, Sheryl Esq.'; 'john.c.herbert@dynegy.com'; Mellencamp, Lisa; 'tlauria@whitecase.com'; 'Philip Warden (E-mail)'; 'ceklund@llgm.com'; 'zack.starbird@mirant.com'
Cc:	Michelson, Randy
Subject:	SCE call

No word from  Enron yet, but the other three can make an 11:00 PDT call, so let's go with  that.

Call-in  number:  800-820-4690
Code:   7034660


---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 01/05/2001
03:08 PM ---------------------------

Sandeep Kohli@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
01/05/2001 02:28 AM
To: Vince J Kaminski@ECT, Stinson Gibner@ECT
cc:
Subject:

Vince/Stinson,

Please find the two attachments that give a more detailed calculation, as
well as the revised statement that can be made to press.

The numbers are not small, but really do not reflect the true magnitude of
the genset issue.  They do not take into account the capital costs of the
gensets, and also do not focus on the many smaller units that are operating
in homes, and commercial establishments.

Hope ths helps.

Regards,
Sandeep.


FYI.  The attached briefing isn't great news for consumers in the Western
markets.  The key conclusion is that:

"CERA expects this shoulder season to differ from years past, however, with
power and gas markets producing strong year-over-year prices and little
relief from summer levels, even with normal September weather."

Jim

---------------------- Forwarded by James D Steffes/HOU/EES on 08/24/2000
11:40 AM ---------------------------

Margaret Carson@ENRON
08/23/2000 08:09 AM
To: James D Steffes/HOU/EES@EES, Rob Bradley/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc:
Subject: Monthly Briefing: A Shoulder Month Without Shoulder Prices - CERA
Alert

fyi   a   very good recap  of upcoming  market trends..Marg
---------------------- Forwarded by Margaret Carson/Corp/Enron on 08/23/2000
08:08 AM ---------------------------

webmaster@cera.com on 08/22/2000 10:27:55 PM
To: Margaret.Carson@enron.com
cc:

Subject: Monthly Briefing: A Shoulder Month Without Shoulder Prices - CERA
Alert

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Title: Monthly Briefing: A Shoulder Month Without Shoulder Prices
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As western markets continue to struggle through high August demand and prices
for both power and natural gas, September looms as the start of the fall
shoulder season. The shoulder season historically has brought the possibility
of a break in weather and a demand drop in both power and gas prices from
summer levels. CERA expects this shoulder season to differ from years past,
however, with power and gas markets producing strong year-over-year prices
and little relief from summer levels, even with normal September weather.

West-wide power loads will decline but will remain similar to those in June,
a month with high power prices. In addition, compared with June levels
hydroelectric capacity has dropped owing to reduced stream flows, leaving
more expensive gas-fired generation to replace declining hydroelectric
output. CERA expects occasional hot weather and higher gas prices to push
on-peak prices in the West to 244 percent over September 1999 levels.

Continued strong use of gas-fired generation in the West, as well as low US
storage inventories and tight supply demand balances, will keep the pressure
on gas prices. Topock prices are expected to average $4.45 per million
British thermal units (MMBtu) in September.

These high September gas and power prices are driven by

* Declining hydroelectric output. The months of September through November
represent the low point for hydroelectric output in the West, with rainfall
historically boosting output in December. Approximately 16,400 average
megawatts (aMW) will be available from hydroelectric facilities during the
three-month period. This represents a net reduction in capacity of 6,900 aMW
when compared with the recent June-August summer months and a reduction of
3,600 aMW when compared with September 1999 levels.

* Higher, more variable power demand. The Southwest and Southern California
still experience hot weather in September, and regional utilities typically
consider it possible that a year's peak load event will occur in September.
Spiking loads, however, can quickly retreat with a return to cooler weather.
Thus, power loads and power prices are expected to experience a high degree
of variability during September.

* High levels of gas-fired generation. Load growth and a declining
hydroelectric resource base will require gas-fired resources to serve
approximately the same level of demand as in June 2000, a month with similar
average demand and monthly average on-peak power prices in the $150-$178 per
megawatt-hour (MWh) range, depending on the region. This strong pull on
gas-fired plants will push deep into the generation resource base, driving
prices upward. An additional 1.7 billion cubic feet (Bcf) per day will be
required for gas-fired generators in the US West compared with September 1999
levels.

* Strong North American gas prices. Natural gas prices are expected to retain
most of this summer's peak levels, as North American supplies remain tight. A
market anxious about winter demand and price levels will also limit a price
retreat this fall. As a result, average September Henry Hub prices are
expected to trade around $3.95 per MMBtu. An active storm season could keep
Henry Hub prices near the $4.50 mark.

* Strong western basis differentials. The strong demand for gas to serve
gas-fired generation and storage concurrently will maintain western basis
differentials at high levels, especially in the California markets. CERA
expects a Topock-to-Henry Hub differential of $0.40 per MMBtu during
September. Extended operational problems associated with El Paso's pipeline
rupture would raise that outlook.

Regional Power Market Drivers
Hotter-than-normal August weather, transmission and generator outages, high
natural gas prices, and declining hydroelectric output all contributed to a
rise in power price levels during August. Southern California average power
prices in August have thus far exceeded July levels by an average of $90 per
MWh during the on-peak period and by $14 per MWh during the off-peak period.
Mid-Columbia power prices, bearing the brunt of fire-induced transmission
outages, experienced a jump from July price levels of $114 per MWh for the
on-peak period and $20 per MWh in the off-peak period.

Off-peak prices, which have averaged above $60 per MWh during the June-August
period, are clearly defined by the production cost of gas-fired resources.
On-peak prices during this same period, at over $100 per MWh in all regions
in all months, have reflected a significant premium at times over the cost of
the marginal system generator (see Table 1).

A return to normal weather should drive West-wide loads down by 8,300 aMW in
September from August levels. However, load growth and a return to normal
weather are expected to push loads up by 5,400 aMW when compared with
September 1999 levels. These greater loads, coupled with a reduction in
hydroelectric generation of 3,600 aMW from last September's levels, will
create supply tightness during September (see Tables 2 and 3).

Hydroelectric, coal, and nuclear generation together will be insufficient to
serve West-wide demand in September, even during much of the off-peak
periods, requiring gas-fired resources to meet a significant portion of the
load. Gas demand for power generation is expected to average 5.2 Bcf per day
in September, down from over 5.9 Bcf per day in August but up by a dramatic
1.7 Bcf per day compared with levels in September 1999.

September power prices will be defined by a floor set by the incremental cost
of gas-fired generation, approximately $50 per MWh, with prices frequently
higher as demand increases. As this summer has clearly demonstrated, prices
rise in a nonlinear fashion as supplies grow very tight. Hot weather-induced
loads should provide additional examples of this relationship. * Cooler- or
hotter-than-normal weather in September, coupled with the inherent high
variability of September loads, will produce a wide range of price outcomes.
Under normal weather, on-peak power prices are expected to fall in the
$113-$123 per MWh range, depending on location, representing a 244 percent
premium to year-ago September prices (see Figure 1).

The latest revision of the California Independent System Operator's (ISO's)
imbalance energy market cap down to $250 per MWh is expected to depress
market prices during any weather events in September. CERA expects the ISO
price cap to limit prices outside of California as well.

Pacific Northwest
Although demand levels in the Pacific Northwest are expected to retreat in
September by at least 1,100 aMW compared with those in the hotter-than-normal
month of August, the loss in available capacity from hydroelectric resources
will amount to 1,900 aMW over the same period (see Table 4). Thus, the
Pacific Northwest will be in an even more limited position to export power to
other regions. With transmission interties operating at below rated capacity
during this period, power prices in the Pacific Northwest will maintain their
tight relationship with those in Northern California. These price levels will
continue to support the operation of the region's limited quantity of
gas-fired generation. Mid-Columbia on-peak price levels are expected to
average $118 per MWh in September.

Off-peak power price levels in the Pacific Northwest will also receive a
boost from the strong markets to the south. The expected September level of
$54 per MWh represents the opportunity cost of power sales in surrounding
markets.

California
The fall months initiate a seasonal shift in price differentials that
separates the West into markets that lie north of transmission Path 15 and
those to the south. As in years past, hydro-depleted Northern California
should experience demand levels that must be served by generation resources
within the region. Exports from the Pacific Northwest dwindle, and energy
from the nuclear and coal-rich Southwest is constrained from entering
Northern California by Path 15 import limitations. This condition, which is
expected to persist from September through November, allows Northern
California to price at a premium. The expected monthly average on-peak
Northern California price of $123 per MWh incorporates this dynamic. Notably,
the California ISO is completing a process to remap the zones in California,
in part to capture locational price differences more effectively.

Southern California, like the Southwest, will typically experience hot
weather episodes in September. During these high demand periods, prices will
rise to peak levels as experienced this summer. In addition, California as a
whole should see average loads in September that are 4,600 aMW higher than
those of September 1999. Occasional cooler weather will sharply but
temporarily reduce daily prices. Southern California benefits from the
abundant export capacity of the Southwest during cooler weather in that
region, allowing prices to fall well below those in Northern California. An
$8 per MWh differential between the north and south portions of the state is
expected, with Southern California on-peak prices averaging $115 per MWh.

Off-peak prices of $53 and $47 per MWh for Northern and Southern California,
respectively, reflect the continued need for gas-fired resources to support
September off-peak loads.

Rockies and Southwest
An extended period of hot weather in July and August has boosted demand in
the Rockies, a region with growing saturation of residential air
conditioning. Limited transmission capacity and a dearth of cheaper exports
from surrounding regions have allowed the Rockies to price temporarily at a
premium to all other regions in the West.

A return to normal weather in September should restore the previously tight
relationship of Rockies prices to those in the North. Rockies prices are
expected to fall with loads, with a September monthly on-peak price average
of $113 per MWh and an off-peak price average of $43 per MWh.

CERA expects Southwest prices to be tightly connected to prices in Southern
California on a monthly average basis. The two regions generally experience
the same September weather patterns, and a strong 7,600 MW transmission link
between the two market centers allows them to balance loads with each other.
Strong gas prices and occasional market tightness-induced price run-ups will
maintain on-peak prices at the $115 per MWh level in September. Off-peak
prices will, like those in Southern California, be buoyed by the high cost of
gas-fired generation. A price level of $47 per MWh is expected for off-peak
prices.

Regional Gas Market Drivers
The summer competition for gas supply between power and storage continues in
North America, with gas prices reflecting the intensity of that competition.
Even as the summer power peak subsides in September across the United States,
the need to continue strong storage injections and the threat of storms in
the Gulf will keep prices high and volatile. The storage deficit now stands
at approximately 350 Bcf, and US storage inventories look likely to head into
winter at historically low levels. This critical storage situation will keep
prices high despite overall declines in power loads in September. CERA
expects a Henry Hub price of $3.95 per MMBtu during September.

In the West strong power loads and the potential for power peaks persist
through September, especially in California. Overall, total demand for gas is
expected to decline across the West from 10.1 Bcf per day during August to
9.8 Bcf per day during September (see Table 5). This load will tend to keep
intraregional differentials wide throughout the West during the month. The
recent price disconnects between the supply-rich Rocky Mountains and San Juan
Basin and demand-charged California will persist. October should bring some
change in this dynamic as heating loads in the Rockies begin to increase.

In general, winter will bring a dramatic shift in regional pricing
differentials throughout the West. The summer pressure on Rocky Mountain
supplies caused by high utilization rates on most export pipelines will be
relieved somewhat by regional heating loads. Declines in flows into the San
Juan Basin from the Rockies will take some downward pressure off prices in
the San Juan. On the other hand, healthy California storage inventories
should limit price premiums at Topock through the heating season. The
start-up of the new Alliance pipeline, which will draw gas to the Midwest,
will support prices in the Pacific Northwest and California.

California
Topock continues to be the premium pricing point in North America, although
differentials between Southern California and the Henry Hub subsided somewhat
from peak levels near $1.00 per MMBtu before this weekend's pipeline
explosion. Total imports into California reached record levels during July;
total imports of 5.8 Bcf per day eclipsed the previous high by 300 million
cubic feet (MMcf) per day (see Table 6). Pipeline capacity into the state
during the month ran at 83 percent utilization. So far in August, pipeline
capacity utilization is exceeding even that high rate, running at 85 percent.
These high rates of capacity utilization are putting pressure on gas prices
in Southern California, and the pressure should continue during September.

Total demand in California is expected to decline somewhat during September,
but continued strong power loads and low seasonal hydroelectric generation
will provide support. Total demand in the state should average 6.6 Bcf per
day, down only slightly from August's total of 6.8 Bcf per day. Flows into
the state between August and September are not likely to change
significantly, but price pressure should decline somewhat with demand. The
Topock differential to the Henry Hub should average approximately $0.50 per
MMBtu for September (see Table 7).
Storage inventories in the West are still healthy relative to levels in the
rest of the United States, but the storage surplus in the region has eroded.
In California, inventories are running lower than last year, and the deficit
in the state looks likely to widen during September. The end of injection
season storage inventories will determine the vulnerability of Topock
differentials to winter price spikes.

Pacific Northwest
Malin prices this summer have shown neither the strong premiums that Topock
prices have shown nor the wide discounts that supplies in the Rocky Mountains
and San Juan Basins have shown. So far this month, prices at Malin are
averaging a $0.25 per MMBtu discount to the Henry Hub. Pipeline capacity into
the region from the Rocky Mountains is running nearly full; flows on PGT out
of Alberta have averaged nearly 2.2 Bcf per day this month. Export capacity
out of the region on PGE GT NW is running close to capacity, and pipeline
constraints to the south combined with strong California demand are driving
the wide Malin-to-Topock differentials.

Continuing strong demand in the South will likely keep Topock prices strong,
and the wide north-south differentials within the West will likely hold
through September. In the Pacific Northwest demand is expected to climb
through September to 1.5 Bcf per day from 1.4 Bcf per day in August. This
demand level should keep Malin differentials from widening from current
levels. For September CERA expects Malin prices to average $0.10 per MMBtu
below the Henry Hub price.

Southwest
Prices in the San Juan Basin this summer have been left behind by rising
California demand. Although the westward pull on supplies is strong,
bottlenecks between California and the San Juan have led to disconnects
between San Juan prices and Topock prices. Pipeline capacity utilization
rates on Transwestern and the northern leg of El Paso reached 93 percent
during July, with less than 200 MMcf per day of excess pipeline capacity.
Increased flows from the Rockies on TransColorado and Northwest are
contributing to downward pressure on San Juan Basin supply, and in general,
the San Juan has followed Rocky Mountain prices rather than following prices
at Topock or the Permian Basin.

Unlike in the past two summers, the bottleneck has not allowed power demand
on the West Coast to support San Juan prices relative to Permian prices. The
differential between San Juan and Permian has averaged $0.50 per MMBtu so far
this month and $0.30 per MMBtu since June. Additional imports from the
Rockies into the San Juan have increased supply by 200 MMcf per day relative
to last summer, but these higher flows do not fully explain the disconnect.
Without much change in Southwestern or Rocky Mountains local demand, the San
Juan should continue to price at a wide discount during September. The San
Juan-to-Henry Hub differential is expected to average $0.60 per MMBtu. As in
the Rockies, differentials should narrow substantially in October.

Rocky Mountains
Downward pressures on Rocky Mountain prices intensified over the past month
as utilization rates on pipelines out of the region continued to climb.
Record heat and power generation levels have done little to boost gas demand
within the region; generation is still largely coal-based, and the demand
impact on gas of the additional load is minimal. CERA expects the heavy
discount-current Rocky Mountain-to-Henry Hub differentials are around $0.90
per MMBtu-to persist through September. Local area demand is not expected to
change during September. Substantial gain in local demand comes in October
with heating loads; October demand should average 1.4 Bcf per day, up from
August and September averages of around 1.2 Bcf per day.

Although the winter heating season will relieve pipeline pressures in the
Rockies, winter differentials are expected to stay in the $0.25 to $0.40 per
MMBtu range. Strong storage inventories will limit the connection with
broader North American markets this summer. Next summer, pressures on Rockies
supplies will likely intensify relative to this summer. Although pipeline
expansion projects have been announced-Trailblazer and Williams announced
expansion plans this summer-the new capacity will not be online to relieve
constraints next summer. CERA expects supplies within the Rocky Mountains to
increase by 300 MMcf per day next year.

Western Canada
After widening to over US$1.50 per MMBtu, the AECO-Henry differential has
begun to narrow somewhat; maintenance that has restricted flows has largely
been responsible for the jump from $0.84 per MMBtu in July. With current
supply able to fill the contracted pipe capacity and incremental volumes
having to pay full cost to flow, differentials are likely to persist in the
mid-US$0.70s per MMBtu for September. AECO is expected to be US$3.25 per
MMBtu (C$4.53 per gigajoule) for September. Even with the start-up of the
Alliance project, the contract nonrenewal on TransCanada is likely to
continue the two-tiered pricing dynamics of contracted versus uncontracted
pipeline costs. This will result in differentials that will range between
US$0.60 and US$0.75 per MMBtu throughout the winter.

Supply build in western Canada continues to languish behind last year's
levels. The pace of drilling (over 9,000 gas wells are expected this year)
should provide growth in the fourth quarter and into 2001. Supply is expected
to be flat with 1999 on an annual basis for this year and up at least 350
MMcf per day in 2001.

Sumas prices have been quite volatile, driven by both weather in the Pacific
Northwest and maintenance on the Westcoast system. For September, Sumas is
expected to be slightly more stable and to price at a modest premium to AECO
of US$0.05 per MMBtu.

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Ron,

I hope you had a good week.  I've thought a lot about your family and you've
been in my prayers.

I apologize for the delay in this email but i decided not to bother you with
this while you were away.  As a follow-up to our conversation, the authors
that have had the biggest influence on me and along the lines we discussed
are:

Dr. Denis Waitley (The Psychology of Winning, How to Build your child's
self-esteem, many others but I can't remember the titles)
Dr. Norman Vincent Peale (The Power of Positive Thinking)
Og Mandino (The Choice, The mission)
Dr. Wayne Dyer (many)
Anthony Robbins (Unlimited Power, Personal Power, many others)

Attached are a couple of the outlines I did.  To my extremee frustration I
can't find some of the others that i did many years ago.  I got a lot out of
all of these, usually a little from each and when you least expect it.  I am
a great believer in the old saying, "When the student is ready the teacher
will come".

As we discussed, the results of all of the hundreds of books and tapes have
had a profound effect on me and my family.  A few direct tangible results
include:  my extensive long and short term goal setting, affirmation
collection (over 100 pages and growing), my family journal (80 pages and
growing) .....

When you get a chance and things settle down, please give me a call or I can
definitely find time for lunch.

Mike


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Item Description :
NO RESERVE! This RARE , OUT-OF-PRINT , DELETED and HARD-TO-FIND 1990 Original
CD (NOT a cd-r) by REVENGE (Revenge : Bassist Peter Hook of New Order and
Monaco - best known for their hit " What Do You Want From Me ? " from their
CD " Music For Pleaseure .") album CD titled ONE TRUE PASSION (New Order has
been one of the most successful British musical imports since "Blue Monday"
stormed American dancefloors in 1983. After a series of successful albums
such as Low-life (1985), Brotherhood (1986), and Technique (1989), the band
took an extended hiatus in the early '90s, with each member pursuing solo
projects. Vocalist Bernard Sumner teamed up with the Smiths' Johnny Marr to
form Electronic, Gillian Gilbert and Stephen Morris recorded under the
moniker the Other Two, and bassist Peter Hook released One True Passion in
1990 as a member of Revenge.
Each of the New Order side projects took a decidedly different route.
Sumner's Electronic was essentially a variation of New Order's catchy blend
of dance and rock, while Morris and Gilbert's the Other Two came across like
a lighter version of Everything but the Girl. Revenge incorporated elements
of industrial into what was basically New Order's signature sound.
Unfortunately, the result was less than satisfying, not due to the harsher
tone, but for the lack of melody. Bearing ridiculous titles like "Surf Nazi"
and "Fag Hag," the material on One True Passion is ultimately suffocated by
bombastic arrangements. While Hook's vocals are remarkably similar to
Sumner's, Revenge shows no trace of the ingenious instrumentation and
engaging melodies that helped make New Order (along with Depeche Mode and the
Cure) one of the most endearing British imports of the 1980s. Even the two
best cuts on the album, "Pineapple Face" and "Slave," sound forced and
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friday.  i am gonna pick me up a call girl and act out dirty fantasies all
weekend.  i want to be dressed in diapers and spanked like a bad boy.  i want
to have my diapers changed.  how much do you think all that would cost?


Mark,

During my conversations with Patrick Hansen (from the Buenos Aires office)
yesterday he mentioned that in Argentina the above mentioned contracts have
to be in Spanish to have legal value. Is that correct? Or we would be covered
as long as we offer the contracts in Spanish in addition to English
(functionality currently present at the site)?

Thanks,

Mario


Hi Vince,
I apologise that I did not send you the following mail ...
Kirsteee
---------------------- Forwarded by Kirstee Hewitt/LON/ECT on 28/07/2000
20:21 ---------------------------

	Enron Europe

	From:  Kirstee Hewitt                           27/07/2000 20:33

To: Andreas.Barschkis@mgusa.com
cc: Bjorn Hagelmann/HOU/ECT@ECT, Grant Masson/HOU/ECT@ECT

Subject: VaR numbers for the 26th

Hi Andreas,

I have run the VaR model for the 26th July and have attached a zip file of
the results:

The total VaR is $4,170,653 and the Cu position is $1,852,876.

I have had trouble getting hold of you so I thought I would summarised what I
wanted to talk about (also I thought
I would give your ears a rest!)
Basically it is wrt the second point in your mail yesterday (we briefly
discussed it earlier).
The fax you sent me to explain the risk calculation suggested that you use a
5 day period of adjustment to calculate
the risk (in this case it is called Capital at Risk). The VaR calculation for
our model is for a one day holding period which means that your risk factor
will be reduced by a factor equal the sqrt(5) or 2.24.
Since :

Old risk factor (%) =  1.65*(std of the price movement) = 3.99%

New daily risk factor = 3.99/2.24  = 1.78%    which actually equates to std
of approx 1.1% a day.
I am happy with this as a estimate of the vol as the annualized spot vol we
are showing for Cu is approx 19% which equates to approx 1.2% daily.

Using this new risk factor for the daily VaR the Cu positions would give a
VaR (for the 19th) of approx $2m which is less that the
figure we estimated ($3,100,568).
The other thing is that by taking net numbers we are disregarding the term
structure of the price curve/vol curve and position
curve and are hence collapsing everything into a one factor model which means
that it is difficult to compare the numbers.
I hope that this helps to explain our number.

Hopefully we can talk tomorrow,
Cheers
Kirstee


you make me smile everytime! you are in my prayers everyday - please let us know if you need anything or if we can help out in anyway. have a blessed holiday!

love you,
laney

-----Original Message-----
From: Dasovich, Jeff [mailto:Jeff.Dasovich@ENRON.com]
Sent: Friday, December 21, 2001 4:19 PM
To: dhunter@s-k-w.com
Subject: RE: CESG 2002 Plan and Finances

when will Jerry Jordan get a life?  A very happy holiday to you, DJ and the rest of your great group.  What a freakin' year.  Great working with you and I'm sure it will continue in 2002.  I'm still at Enron.....for now.  Been thinking about you.  Please give my best to DJ and tell him that I'll be in touch.

All the best,
Jeff

-----Original Message-----
From: Delaney Hunter
Sent: Fri 12/21/2001 5:42 PM
To: Aaron Thomas (E-mail); Ann Cohn (E-mail); Barbara Barkovich (E-mail); Bill Booth (E-mail); Bill Dombrowski (E-mail); Bob Houston (E-mail); Carol Hudson (E-mail); Carolyn McIntyre (E-mail); Catherine Hackney (E-mail); Cindy Richburg Howell (E-mail); Dan Carroll (E-mail); Delette Speelmon (E-mail); Derek Naten (E-mail); Dominic DiMare (E-mail); Dorothy Rothrock (E-mail); Ed Yates (E-mail); Eloy Garcia (E-mail); Evie Kahl (E-mail); Gary Schoonyan (E-mail); Jack Flanigan (E-mail); Jack Stewart (E-mail); Jan Smutny-Jones (E-mail); Jeff Dasovich (E-mail); Jerry Jordan (E-mail); John Fielder (E-mail); John Fistolera (E-mail); John Larrea (E-mail); John White (E-mail); Julee Malinowski-Ball (E-mail); Karen Mills (E-mail); Kassandra Gough (E-mail); Kathy Brandenburg (E-mail); Katie Kaplan (E-mail); Keith McCrea (E-mail); Kent Palmerton (E-mail); Kevin Lynch (E-mail); Kevin Smith (E-mail); Lenny Goldberg (E-mail); Marc Joseph (E-mail); Mary McDonald (E-mail); Michael Alcantar (E-mail); Mike Florio (E-mail); Mike Kahl (E-mail); Pete Conaty (E-mail); Peter Bray (E-mail); Phil Stohr (E-mail); Ralph Cavanagh (E-mail); Robert Berry (E-mail); Sheryl Carter (E-mail); Steve Ponder (E-mail); Steven Kelly (E-mail); Stu Wilson (E-mail); Susan Reeder (E-mail); Terry Winter (E-mail); Tony Braun (E-mail); Rachel King (E-mail); Audra Hartmann (E-mail)
Cc:
Subject: CESG 2002 Plan and Finances

Folks-
Please see attached an important memo regarding the future plans and
finances of the CA Energy Solutions Group. Thank you all for a  hectic, but
great, year. :-) Happy Holidays!!

Many thanks,
Delaney


Craig

We do not have any UK ISDAs with any of the attached -

Tana should be able to respond to you re: the US...(Tana - thanks!)

Justin

Craig Young
31/10/2000 16:09
To: Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT, Justin Boyd/LON/ECT@ECT
cc: Craig Young/NY/ECT@ECT

Subject: ISDA

As a start could you advise if we have an ISDA with the following firms

Coke
Pepsi
Anheuser Busch
Gen Motors
Ford
Mercedes Benz
Steel Companies
Metal Companies
Container Companies
Hedgd Funds
Emerson Electric
Hydro Quebec
Bonneville

Do we have a clearing house for global ISDA agreements?

Craig Young
212-715-2342


Thanks, I hope we get there soon.

	Mary Clark
	09/26/2000 01:55 PM

		 To: Steven J Kean/NA/Enron@Enron
		 cc: Karen Denne/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Mark Palmer/Corp/Enron@ENRON
		 Subject: So you will know . . .

Steve, I'm leading a team with Beth Tilney that will roll out communications
to employees worldwide after our stock price closes at $100.  We will keep
you posted on our plans as they materialize.

Mary


Hey, I glance at that photo every now and then and all I can say is Huba
Huba!!


Galen/Jim,

Thanks for the info.  I have been building spreadsheet cases all day.   FYI - majority/minority isn't driven by the number of shippers, its driven by the volume.  I made the appropriate changes on Galen's spreadsheet.

A couple of further things that I need:
- I need to reconcile the net volume on Galen's sheet by month with the net cash out volumes on Jim's sheet.  There are huge differences.  Can these really all be receipt imbalances?

Galen for the months Aug 00-Jul 01 can you break out receipt imbalances from market imbalances.   We are only planning to put the majority/minority pricing on the market area imbalances.

Let me know if you guys want to sit down and talk through this.  I need to get Teb my final analysis by the end of the week.