Thanks!

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Trevino, Dora
Sent:	Thursday, October 25, 2001 10:51 AM
To:	Causholli, Monika
Subject:	FW: Offsite

Hope this helps.

Dora A. Trevi?o
Administrative Assistant II
Enron Industrial Markets
Ph: (713) 345-7753
Fax: (713) 646-3253

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Trevino, Dora
Sent:	Monday, October 22, 2001 3:18 PM
To:	Perez, Eugenio
Subject:	Offsite

 << File: Market Pulp Planning Meeting.doc >>

This meeting will be held at the Doubletree in Travis I.

Dora A. Trevi?o
Administrative Assistant II
Enron Industrial Markets
Ph: (713) 345-7753
Fax: (713) 646-3253


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Russian Coal Exports Up 18.6% in Jan-Feb

Dutch Utility Nuon to Acquire Utilities Inc.

Environment-Argentina: Winds of Hope for Alternative Energy

Power Issue a Concern

Westcoast Energy Finalizes Acquisition of Empire State

February Generation Rises 3.93% - Chile

Intergen Executes Major Power Purchase Agreement with Brazilian Utility;
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Scotiabank - Commodity Price Index Falls in February As Natural Gas Prices -
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Municipalities to Lose on Free Power

Enron's Unit Presents Thermal Power Plan to Aomori Gov.

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Franco-German group buys stake in Polish power station

Dutch Utility Nuon to Acquire Chicago-Based Utilities, Inc.; Acquisition of
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EDF/EnBW consortium buys 35 pct in Polish power station for 120 mln usd

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US-British consortium wins Emirati power project: paper

Lanna Lignite buys extra 5 mln shrs in Gulf Electric to maintain 50 pct stake

Kuwait fund lends Syria $65 million for power project

Moslem rebels attack power barge, army post in southern Philippines

Xinjiang Tebian Electric Apparatus Posts Usd 11.25 Mln in Profits for 2000,
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Singapore creates Energy Market Authority

Mitsubishi to Raise Stakes in Australian Coal Businesses

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Firm Eyes Torrington, Conn.-Plant to Build Fuel Cells

Idaho Power Company AIDS Farmers with High Electric Bills

Fuel Cells Could Alter the Way Power Is Supplied

Chicago Tribune David Greising Column

Scottish Energy Firm Prepares to Buy Regional British Electricity Company

Britain And France in Energy Reform Clash

`Exemption Areas' Set to Expire As Rolling Blackouts Continue in California

Modesto, Calif., Area Markets Cheaper Power As Alternative for High-Tech Firms

Stockton, Calif.-Area Residents Criticize Proposed Electricity Rate Hike

California Commission Considers Electricity Rate Hike

Energy Troubles Push Stockton, Calif., Business Toward Conservation

San Jose, Calif., Mayor Pleads with Energy Firm to Build Center Elsewhere

Orlando, Fla., Utility Commission Likely to Increase Power Rate

California Consumers Express Outrage at Utility Rate Hike

Experts Explain the Specifics of Southern California Utility Rate Increase

Nevada Power Authorities Clamor to Re-Regulate Industry

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Rick Babson Column

Texas Official Gets Seat on Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

California Energy Company Threatens Legal Action Against State

Bush Nominates Texas Public Utility Commission Chair to Federal Energy Post

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Canada natgas rises with U.S. physicals, early NYMEX

Enron CEO says stock hit because of high multiple

FERC's Massey says despite power rate hikes, West needs cap

FERC chief downplays power price caps for Northeast

UPDATE 1-Turbine woe forces Czech nuclear plant to cut output

UPDATE 6-German nuclear waste train reaches destination

US House panel sets April hearings on Calif crisis

Imperial Valley aims to start partial zinc production

Tractebel seeks to double Polish power share to 15 pct

Dutch Nuon buys U.S. Utilities Inc for $402 mln

FERC approves expansion of Transco's Sundance pipeline

Nigeria will break up state power monopoly - minister

TEXT-Moody's rates Public Service Enterprise Group unit

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France's La Hague plant no stranger to protests

FERC says proposed southwest RTO must make changes

U.S. FERC approves GridFlorida regional power system

US FERC approves Coastal Corp natgas pipeline project

Nuclear waste shipments a must - German industry

TECO Energy says to beat Wall Street Q1 estimates

Slovakia to set up energy regulation body in 2003

Arch Coal sees profits exceeding estimates

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FACTBOX-Key facts on German nuclear waste shipments

Norway urges UK to shut Sellafield nuclear plant

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----- Forwarded by Maureen McVicker/NA/Enron on 07/02/2001 09:03 AM -----

	Margaret Allen
	07/02/2001 07:30 AM

		 To: Steve Kean
		 cc: Maureen McVicker/NA/Enron@ENRON
		 Subject: GENIE Documents

Hi Steve,

For some awful reason, this did not make it to you on Friday afternoon when I
sent it.  Hopefully it finds you this time!

I received your agenda changes, but I would appreciate you looking over the
steering committee when you have a chance.

Thanks for your time, MSA

----- Forwarded by Margaret Allen/Corp/Enron on 07/02/2001 07:28 AM -----

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	To:	Steve Kean

	cc:	Mark Palmer/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Dennis
Vegas/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT

	Date:	06/29/2001 04:22:16 PM

	Subject:	GENIE Documents

Hi Steve,

I have attached the steering committee and agenda for review. Mark has made
significant changes to both documents, so your input would be appreciated.
Please narrow the steering committee list down to around 30.  For the agenda,
please focus on content and not timing (since the dates changed per our
conversation).

Your feedback is needed as soon as possible.  Our goal is to send invitations
to speakers and steering committee members within the next week.

Thank you for your time! Have a good weekend, Margaret


We agree with the nomination.

CCS

"Eileen Ponton" <kponton@duke-energy.com> on 03/22/2001 03:30:54 PM

To:   David Avila/LSP/ENSERCH/US@TU, Charlie Stone/Texas Utilities@TU, Melissa
      Jones/Texas Utilities@TU, HPL.SCHEDULING@ENRON.COM,
LIZ.BELLAMY@ENRON.COM
cc:
Subject:  noms/actual flow for 3/21/01

nom       MCF       MMBtu
60,000         53,223         54,660

btu = 1.027


To correct the list I gave you as to ELFI: Jeff, you are the President and COO; Mike, you are the Chairman & CEO.

Jeff, by the way, Enron Intelligence Exchange (a Cayman entity) was formed in 2000 by the LNG group to be a company to participate in the internet trading of LNG. Obviously, no activites to date. I still need to find out the purpose of Enron Administrative Services Corp. I will let you know tomorrow.

Regards, Alan


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USEC Inc. Earnings/Outlook -3: Debt Down From $198M >USU

USEC Inc. Earnings/Outlook -2: 2Q Table; Comment >USU

UniSource Energy Puts Year Net Above $1.25/Shr >UNS

Business News From The Philippines Press Thursday

DTE Energy Earnings -3: Year Fincl Table, Comment >DTE

Reliant Energy Files $600M Debt Securities Shelf >REI

DTE Energy Earnings -2: 4Q Financial Table >DTE

Brazil Judge: Will Rule On Wireless Auction Monday

With Eye On Calif, Mich Regulators Recheck Pwr Supplies

DTE Energy 4Q Net 97c/Diluted Shr Vs 67c >DTE

USEC Inc. Reaffirms FY01 Net $30M-$35M Outlook >USU

FEER(2/1): Asian Economic Forecast - United States

DTE Energy 4Q Net Operating Revenue $1.44B Vs $1.11B>DTE

WHITE HOUSE WATCH: Bush Gets Word His Nominees Are In

Calpine:New 516-MW Sutter Plant On Schedule For July Ops

USEC Inc. 2Q Revenue $387.1M Vs $447.6M >USU

USEC Inc. 2Q Net 26c/Share Vs 36c >USU

Higher Credit Costs Lurk In Dark For Calif. Cos., Munis

FERC Approves Accounting Method For GridSouth Launch

Duke Energy Consolidating Plants Due To New Pipeline

Duke Energy To Consolidate Okla. Facilities >DUK

GPU, Units Still On Moody's Review For Downgrade

DuPont/Costs-3: Pharm Ops Slowing, Unit Sale Progressing

Ontario Deregulation Still Seen On Line For 2001

EEI:US Electric Output For Wk Ended Jan 20 Up 0.6% On Yr

Duke Energy/Okla. Plant-2: Began Service 42 Mile Pipeline

PRESS RELEASE: Moody's: GPU, Units Still On Review-Down

Bistro Deals Downgraded On California Utility Exposure

UIL Hldgs Pres, Oper Chief-2: Vallillo To Hd Elec Utility

UIL Hldgs Names Vallillo Utd Illuminating Pres, Op Chief

PG&E Buffer Gone, California Summer Looks Even Bleaker

PRESS RELEASE:Fitch:Natl Rural Utilities Coop Outlook Neg

Energen Sees 2002 Net $2.50-$2.60/Diluted Shr >EGN

PRESS RELEASE: Calif Independent Power Projs On S&P Watch

DuPont/Costs -2: Currency Effects Worst In Seven Years

Energen Corp Earnings -2: 1Q, Trailing 12 Mos Table >EGN

DuPont Says Energy, Currency Costs Intensified In 4Q

5 Calif Independent Power Projs Remain On S&P Watch-Neg

FERC Chmn/Western Govs -2: `Sympathetic' To California

National Rural Utilities Coop Fin Corp Outlook Neg:Fitch

FERC Chmn, US Energy Secy, Western Govs To Meet Next Wk

DTE, Mich. Officials Finalize Coal Plant Settlement > DTE

Cinergy Doesn't See Debt Trouble, Despite Moody's Report

US Weather:Rain, Snow In West; Snow Around Great Lakes

PPL Corp Earnings -3: Year Financial Table >PPL

Telecom Italia Venezuela Unit Leads WLL Bids In 2 Regions

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PPL Corp Sees 2001 Net $3.60-$3.65 A Share >PPL

PPL Corp 4Q Net 87c A Diluted Share Vs $1.02 >PPL

Calif Scrambling To Find Long-Term Energy Solution

Cal-ISO To Start Publishing Daily Power Plant Outages Thu

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Bush Orders More Calif. Power But Emergency Two-Week Extension Is Last, He
Warns

Ark. May Delay Utility Deregulation at Least 21 Months

Controversial Utility Bill Is No More

Prairie House Report ; Credit Legislators with 'Wise' Handling of Utility
Deregulation

Washington State Acts to Prevent Power Woes

Reliant Energy Submits Bids in California Electricity-Supply Auction; Company
Also Offers More Flexible Solutions

Four Leading California PBS Stations Offer Examination of Statewide Energy
Crisis in 'California's Power Play'; Kqed to Air Special 'Bay Window' Joint
Production- Thursday, February 1 at 6 P.M.

Northern Border Partners, L.P. Announces Intent to Purchase Bear Paw Energy,
Llc

ROUNDUP Bush studies clean air waiver as California power crisis continues

Researchers at Work on Fuel-Injection System for Nuclear Fusion Power Plant

Sdg&E Announces Measures to Avoid Financial Crisis Impacting Other California
UtilitiesUndercollected Power Costs Reach $450 Million, May Top $1 Billion by
Year-End

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Energy Income Fund Exercises Warrant to Purchase Energy Partners, Ltd. Common
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Full: DTE Energy Q4 Net 97c Shr Vs 67c

Ogden Names Edward Moneypenny As New Chief Financial OfficerMove Reflects
Company's Transition to Pure-Play Energy Company New Executive Has 25 Years
of Energy Industry Experience

Williams Announces Flexible Pricing Agreement with Old Dominion Electric
Cooperative

Emera Inc.: U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Approves Emera/Bangor
Hydro Merger

Anker Coal Group Agrees to Debt-for-Equity Swap

Duke Energy Field Services Opens Central Oklahoma Pipeline, Announces Plant
Consolidations

U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Approves Emera/Bangor Hydro Merger

Terra Systems to Join GE in Major Coal Demonstration Project

Turning Up the Heat on Utility Companies

California Crisis, Deregulation & More to Be Addressed at 'Power Outages:
Harbinger of Things to Come?'

Top Energy Summaries - Wednesday, January 24, 2001 - 1:54 PM

Devon Energy to Webcast Year-End 2000 Conference Call

Sale of Large Power Projects Development Rights

Tampa Electric Announces Senior Level Staffing Changes

Repeats: Energy Volume And Open Interest Totals-Jan 24

Allegheny Energy Named to Forbes' List

APP Announces the Sale of Large Power Projects Development Rights

Energy Update/Los Angeles Department of Water And Power Daily Energy Update
for Wednesday, Jan. 24, 2001

Calif Indpt Power Producer Projs Remain on Watch

Scientech Announces Rapidpartsmart.Com, a Powerful on-Line Parts Search
Engine for Electric Utilities

Tapping Alaska's Natural Gas

Top Energy Summaries - Wednesday, January 24, 2001 - 1:58 PM

Connecticut, Federal Regulators Approve Sale of Millstone Power Station to
Dominion

Utility Iterates Power Conservation Hints

Locke, Legislature Tackle Power Crisis Perhaps This Bipartisan Partnership
Could Continue in Addressing Other Pressing Issues

Tacoma Power Starts Tests on Diesel Generators Today

Utility Begins Power-Saving Ad Campaign

S.F. Mayor Orders 5% Power Use Cut / City Hall's Outside Lights to Be Dimmed
to Conserve Energy

Supervisors Order Reduced Energy Use / 10% Less Power Consumption Is Final
Goal

Gabelli Raises Bangor Hydro-Electric Stake to 8.27% (Bgr)

Top Energy Summaries - Wednesday, January 24, 2001 - 12:23 PM

Mcn Energy Group Declares Regular Quarterly Dividend

Local Districts Bear Power Load

The New Power Company Clarifies Puc Process to Transfer Peco Customers

State Regulators Ok Deming Power Plant

Seattle to Hold Public Forum on Conserving Power

Bush Extends Calif. Power Orders

Energen Corporation Reports 60 Percent Increase in EarningsEnergen Resources
Continues to Drive Growth at Diversified Energy Company

Arkansas Moving to Delay Utility Deregulation

Software Protects Critical Business Data During Blackouts; Orange County
Company Provides Data Insurance Against Power Outages

Fitch Dwngr Juniper Generation to `Cc'; Remains on Rating Watch Neg

Repeats: Aga Preview: US Natural Gas Inventories Seen Down 85-110 ...

U.S.' Abraham renews order supporting power supplies to California

Top Energy Summaries - Wednesday, January 24, 2001 - 9:15 Am

City of Mesa Signs Contract for Sct's Customer Management SystemOnline
Account Access Will Improve Service to 350,000

 Customers of Arizona Utility And Provide Competitive Edge in Deregulating
Environment

U.S. Extending Emergency Edict: Orders Requiring Power Sales to State Until
Feb. 7 Will Be the Last

Looming Energy Tradeoffs: California Should Absorb Costs of Crisis Now, Not
Later

Fire Up Idle Electric Plants, Official Urges: Facilities Can Generate Power
from Wood Waste

Southern Company Becomes the Latest GKS Subscriber Client, Joining Allegheny
Energy, Ameren, Arizona Public Service, Cinergy, Nebraska Public Power
District And Texas Utilities.

Top Energy Summaries - Wednesday, January 24, 2001 - 7:28 Am

Energy Companies Slash Costs, Enhance Customer Relationships with Electronic
Bill Presentment And Payment

Power-One Announces Record Q4 And Year-End 2000 Results Company Exceeds
Analysts Expectations

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Daya Bay Nuclear Power Plant Operates Safely for 1,000 Days

Japan Power, Gas Firms Seen to Raise Rates in April

Neb Postpones the Public Hearing on Sumas Energy 2, Inc.'S Application to
Construct An International Power Line in British Columbia

Tar Rejects Request to Void Enel Power Plants Sale Limit

ENRON NEGOTIATING PURCHASE OF ELECTRICAL GENERATOR IN ARGENTINA

2001 World LNG/Gtl Review to Deliver Market Analysis of High-Volume Remote
Natural Gas Conversion Technologies, Including
LNG, F-T Synthesis, Methanol And DME

Norsk Hydro Acquires Stake in Trinidad And Tobago Exploration License

Emae to Tender River Cleanup for Power Generation - Brazil

Indian Government: Sixteenth Electric Power Survey Report Released

Power Firms to Raise Rates in April, 7th Quarterly Hike

Australian Magnesium Set to Sign Agreement for Stanwell Power

Czech Energy Giant Cez Attracts German, French Utilities

Energy Supplies Reduces to Russian Sub-Builder for Debt.

Philippines' Arroyo appoints Jesus Alcordo as energy secretary

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Berlin, Conn.-Area Utility Posts Record Earnings, But Still Suffers Loss

Customers to Reap Benefits of New Haven, Conn.-Based Utility's Earnings

California Utilities Get Another Reprieve

Tampa, Fla.-Based Teco Energy Reports 18 Percent Gain in Profits for 2000

Washington Commission Orders 'Soft Cap' on Power Company's Industrial Prices

Hurried Energy Plans in California Leave Many Questions for Consumers

California Lawmakers Struggle to Bring Energy Use under Control

High Energy Bills Hit San Francisco-Area Consumers

Bush's Energy Adviser Has Interest in California Crisis Due to Ties with Enron

California Still Not Safe from Blackouts, Regulators Say

Industrial-Power Users to Get Bit of Break in Washington

Salmon Recovery Program Suffers in Northwest Power Crunch

San Francisco-Based Utility's Stock Performance Teaches Investors Old Lesson

Virginia Lawmaker Hopes to Delay Deregulation of Electricity

North Carolina Deregulation Panel Not Ready to Advise Legislators

Oregon Utilities Prepare Strategy for Possible Northwest Blackouts

Oregon Increases Efforts to Conserve Electricity

Philadelphia Mayor Says Selling Gas Utility Should Be Considered

Electric Utilities in Pennsylvania Feel Price Squeeze

Pueblo, Colo.-Area Residents Receive Record-High Home Heating Bills

Department of Energy Worker to Stay Involved with Nuclear Illness Work

California Weighs Energy Bonds to Prevent Rate Hikes

Reliant Energy Plans 45 Percent Increase for Natural-Gas Customers in Houston

Houston-Based Energy Firm Enron Corp. Sets Records for Sales, Earnings in 2000

Houston-Based Energy Company Sees No Concern About Debt

New Jersey Utility Giant's Parent's Income Jumps 55 Percent

Pennsylvania Utility Reprimanded for Remarks About Supply Market

California Will Issue Bonds to Buy Power

Electricity Problems in California Slow Flow of Gasoline

Saucier, Miss., Water Cooperative Members Show Confidence in Leadership

Mississippi Residents Suffer from High Heating Bills

Niagara Mohawk Customers Are Faced with Riddle of Energy Deregulation

Buffalo, N.Y.-Area Energy Consultants Provide Pay-As-You-Save Improvements

Canadians Brace for Energy Boom

Third Party Assesses New Proposal to Bring Water to Aberdeen, S.D.

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San Diego utility seeks to raise electric rates

DTE Energy Q4 earns beat expectations

Czech nuclear plant faces delay after pipe problem

Moody's may still cut GPU Inc ratings

FERC OKs Millstone nuclear plant sale to Dominion

UPDATE 1-PECO transfers 300,000 Pa. electric customers to TNPC

Cominco shares surge on increased power sales to U.S.

UPDATE 1 - San Diego utility seeks to raise electric rates

Pennsylvania defers GPU cost recovery request

Unisource raises 2000 earnings estimates

PPL fourth-quarter earnings beat estimates

Russians target Trans-Siberian in power cut demo

Canadian spot natgas off a bit on mild forecast

Connecticut OKs sale of Millstone nuke complex

Ogden Corp hires new CFO, Edward Moneypenny

UPDATE 1-Pennsylvania defers GPU cost recovery request

SoCal Edison says to run out of cash around Feb. 2

FERC talks set on Illinos Power's plan to quit ISO

TABLE-RGS Energy Group Inc. Q4 net lower

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Gas fears persist as lawsuit hits Kansas Gas Service

UPDATE 1-Warburg cuts telco-exposed utilities

FERC acts on Alliance RTO for Midwest utilities

RWE targets 10 pct of Belgian power mkt by 2007

ANALYSIS-California woes spark Australia power debate

Canadian bonds down as Fed conjecture roils markets

New York power supplies ample for normal summer -Con Ed

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OGE Energy's fourth-quarter profits fall 40 pct

ATG Resources first quarter profits up 32 percent

WRAPUP 1-U.S. power companies post strong Q4 earnings

Nicor Q4 earns rise 2 percent, sees Q1 EPS $0.75-$0.85

CMS Energy Q4 operating earnings rise 39 percent

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'Seasoned Trader' Moving Up To Head Enron Broadband
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'Seasoned Trader' Moving Up To Head Enron Broadband
By Erwin Seba
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES

07/17/2001
Dow Jones Energy Service
(Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)

HOUSTON -(Dow Jones)- An executive described as "a seasoned trader" will lead
Enron Corp.'s (ENE) telecommunications unit after its current chief executive
takes a different position within corporation in the next two weeks.
James Fallon, president and chief operating officer, will lead Enron
Broadband Services after it becomes part of Enron's Wholesale Services Group.
Broadband Services Senior Vice President Kelly Kimberly told Dow Jones
Newswires Fallon will lead the organization after Kenneth Rice, chairman and
chief executive, moves to a corporate job at Enron.
Fallon was unavailable to talk to Dow Jones for this story.
One broker said Fallon's selection indicated Enron isn't backing away from
developing the bandwidth market.
"Jim Fallon is a seasoned trader," the broker said. "He made a killing in the
power markets. He has a huge reputation for making money."
The broker speculated that Fallon may increase the number of traders Enron
has in the bandwidth market. Broadband Services has announced plans to
reassign and possibly layoff non-trader employees in the coming two weeks.
An analyst said Fallon's appointment indicates future growth for Enron's
bandwidth business.
"I think Fallon is someone who wouldn't be there if it isn't a good
opportunity," said Raymond Niles, director of power and merchant energy
research with Salomon Smith Barney.
In his new role, Fallon will report to Mark Frevert, chairman and chief
executive of Enron Wholesale Services, and Greg Whalley, president and chief
operating officer of Wholesale Services.
Rice previously reported to Kenneth Lay, corporate chairman and chief
executive.
Before becoming president of Broadband Services, Fallon was managing director
of global trading and risk management for the unit.
From 1993 to 1999, he worked in Enron North America's wholesale energy
business rising from the position of associate to managing director, leading
the power trading business.
Before coming to Enron, Fallon was a nuclear operations engineer for General
Electric, a systems engineer at W.R. Grace and a certified public accountant
for Price Waterhouse.
Fallon earned a bachelor's degree in marine engineering from the
Massachusetts Maritime Academy, a master's degree in accounting from
Northeastern University and a master's in business administration from
Columbia University.
Fallon takes over a unit that lost $102 million in the second quarter of this
year and is going through a restructuring to reduce losses at the same time
bandwidth prices continue to plummet.
-By Erwin Seba, Dow Jones Newswires; 713-547-9214; erwin.seba@dowjones.com

Copyright , 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

BANDWIDTH BEAT: Enron Readies For Life After Watermelon
By Michael Rieke

07/17/2001
Dow Jones Energy Service
(Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)

A Dow Jones Newswires Column

HOUSTON -(Dow Jones)- Listen. Do you hear that giant sucking sound? It's the
watermelon being sucked out of the bandwidth market.
Two years ago this month, Jeff Skilling, now chief executive and president of
Enron Corp. (ENE), told Dow Jones Newswires that the Internet high-bandwidth
area of the telecommunications market was growing faster than the wholesale
energy market.
"Enron is positioned in the heart of that watermelon," he said.
Skilling's watermelon hype has been replaced by talk of burn rate. Last week
during a conference call with analysts, he said Enron must reduce its
operating expenses, because losses at Enron Broadband Services exploded to
$102 million in the second quarter from $8 million in the same period last
year.
Skilling promised to cut expenses quickly. Enron is closing the broadband
services office in Portland, Ore. It will redeploy some of those employees
and lay off others.
An Enron spokeswoman said Monday that Ken Rice, chairman and chief executive
of the broadband unit, would move to an as-yet undetermined corporate job in
two weeks.
In addition to trimming bandwidth losses, Enron's taking a step that could
trim their visibility.
Enron reports results from Wholesale Services, Retail Energy Services,
Transportation and Distribution, and Broadband Services. No longer. As of the
third quarter of this year, Enron Broadband Services will become a business
unit within Enron Wholesale Services. That move will "make it easier for
Enron to hide the losses," one analyst said.
For reporting purposes, Enron will treat broadband as it treats wholesale
markets for weather, metals, lumber and steel. In second quarter results
released last week, Enron said it more than doubled delivered volumes in each
of those commodities, but it didn't give information on income from any of
them.
If the company's broadband business had been lumped into Wholesale Services
in the second quarter, the company could have said simply and accurately that
delivered volumes in broadband increased more than sevenfold during the
second quarter. The broadband losses of $102 million before interest and
taxes could have been rolled into the wholesale business income of $802
million, leaving still-impressive income of $700 million for the quarter.
Cutbacks Par For The Course

Enron isn't alone in looking for ways to cut expenses in the broadband
sector. Telecom carriers and equipment makers have been laying off thousands
of employees this year in an effort to cut billions of dollars in losses.
"It's not pretty out there," a consultant said.
Keith Shoemaker, a senior trader at Aquila Energy Corp. (ILA), has left the
company's broadband unit for its energy business. There isn't enough real
trading now in bandwidth to require the services of a senior trader, Sushil
Nelson, general manager of Aquila's broadband unit, told Dow Jones Newswires.
"If you look at total sales of any network companies, the real sales - by
carriers on down the chain - are a fraction of what they were a year ago,"
said Harold Kamins, a managing director for Morgan Stanley Dean Witter. As a
result, trading has diminished at least the same amount.
A liquid market for bandwidth trading is now expected to be six to 18 months
away, according to predictions by Enron's Skilling, Aquila's Nelson and
others.
There's still a future for commodity trading in telecom, because companies
want to avoid big capital outlays for laying and lighting networks and want
to preserve cash, said Ciara Ryan, leader of Arthur Andersen's bandwidth
trading team.
Rather than each company building a network to link all the cities in Europe,
in North America or throughout the globe, companies need to cooperate more,
she said. If a company has unused capacity, it can raise revenue by selling
it to a competitor. When it needs capacity not covered by its network, it can
buy it from a competitor.
That more efficient approach means carriers would be more interested in two
requisites for trading - a more standardized contract and more widespread
interconnectivity.
They want to preserve capital, manage cash flow and earn more from network
assets, Ryan said. That means bandwidth trading will reflect less the hype
drummed up by the energy players and more a solid business rationale.
Energy companies will remain players in telecom despite what they expect will
be a lull in trading. Enron will concentrate on intermediation as well as
network services and the content business, Skilling said last week during the
conference call.
He pointed to a deal Enron has done recently to provide MSN with bandwidth on
demand. MSN will be able to provision and pay for bandwidth as it's needed.
More details will be provided later, he said.
Aquila will take a different approach. It will look for assets while waiting
for liquidity in bandwidth trading. Prices for network properties are
collapsing, Aquila's Nelson said, so more and more assets are becoming
available to companies with money.
"Any assets that measure up well against the forward curve, we're going to
buy," he said. "You need to buy low and sell high."
Nelson said Aquila will look primarily at metro assets and at some longhaul
assets.
Energy companies have an advantage during the current depression in the
telecom sector, he said. They're used to the boom-and-bust cycle of the
energy commodity market.
-By Michael Rieke, Dow Jones Newswires; 713-547-9207; michael.rieke@wsj.com

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USA: UPDATE 1-Waxman urges probe of White House aide Rove.
By Thomas Ferraro

07/17/2001
Reuters English News Service
(C) Reuters Limited 2001.

WASHINGTON, July 17 (Reuters) - A key congressional Democrat told the White
House on Tuesday it has "a legal obligation" to request a Justice Department
review of senior aide Karl Rove's dealings with companies that Rove held
substantial stock in.
Rejecting the White House's contention there was no conflicts of interest.
Rep. Henry Waxman of California argued that the law requires the Justice
Department to make the call.
Earlier this year, Rove had contacts with energy companies as the
administration drafted a national energy policy, and with Intel Corp ., as
the California-based computer chip maker sought approval of a proposed merger
it later won.
Waxman, in a letter to White House Counsel Alberto Gonzales, wrote:
"Regardless of whether you believe Mr. Rove violated any laws, the White
House is under a legal obligation to seek an independent review of Mr. Rove's
conduct by the Public Integrity Section of the Department of Justice."
"A consistent theme of federal conflict of interest laws is their emphasis on
an impartial review of conduct by federal employees," wrote Waxman, ranking
Democrat on the House Government Reform Committee.
White House spokesman Anne Womack replied in a statement, "We are confident
that Karl Rove has followed all ethical guidelines and acted appropriately in
his role as senior adviser to the president."
"The White House counsel's office stated those assertions (last month) in a
response to Congressman Waxman's first request," Womack said in a statement.
"Unfortunately, it appears that Congressman Waxman is continuing to put the
politics of personal destruction before the business of the American people,"
she said.
Waxman said during the Clinton administration the White House counsel's
office referred to the Justice Department "matters involving conduct similar
to Mr. Rove's" and that Gonzales should now do the same.
Last month, shortly after Waxman first inquired about Rove's dealings, Senate
Majority Leader Tom Daschle, a South Dakota Democrat, said his chamber
planned to seek no examination of Rove's activities. "We're not going to
engage in payback," Daschle said.
Waxman, in his letter, complained that a June 29 correspondence he received
from Gonzales about Rove's dealings "raises more questions than it answers."
ROVE'S MEETINGS
Waxman said he wanted to specifically know what transpired during Rove's
meetings in March and April with officials from Intel, General Electric and
Enron , an energy company. According to a Waxman aide, Rove sold more than
$250,000 in stock in the three companies in June.
Waxman wrote to Gonzales: "Unfortunately, your letter fails to respond to my
request for specific information about whom Mr. Rove met and talked with,
what Mr. Rove said, and whether Mr. Rove participated in other meetings or
discussion regarding these companies."
"Instead your letter states your conclusion that 'Mr. Rove ... took care to
comply with applicable conflict of interest rules' that 'Mr. Rove took care
to avoid any such impropriety,' and that 'Mr. Rove either had a passing,
inconsequential contacts or participated in broad policy discussions, neither
of which presents an ethical problem under applicable regulations," the
California Democrat wrote.
Waxman said: "I have closely reviewed the law governing conflict of interest,
investigated precedents from prior administrations and consulted with
experts."
"If the news reports of Mr. Rove's conduct are accurate, Mr. Rove discussed
federal policies with senior executives of companies in which he held
substantial investments," Waxman wrote. "This is exactly the type of conflict
of interest that the ethics laws are designed to prevent."

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US Rep: White House Obligated To Seek DOJ Review Of Rove

07/17/2001
Dow Jones International News
(Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)

WASHINGTON (AP)--A Democratic congressman pressed Tuesday for a Justice
Department investigation of Karl Rove, saying the White House has a legal
obligation to find out if the president's political strategist had a conflict
of interest.
Rove met on energy policy and high-tech issues involving companies in which
he owned stock and "under any objective interpretation...Mr. Rove's conduct
would surely violate the federal conflict of interest laws," Rep. Henry
Waxman, D-Calif., wrote in a letter to White House Counsel Alberto Gonzales.
Waxman, the senior Democrat on the House Government Reform Committee, said it
isn't possible to assess the seriousness of Rove's actions or his intent
"based on the little information that has been made public."
White House spokeswoman Anne Womack said that Rove has followed all ethical
guidelines and acted appropriately.
"Unfortunately, it appears that Congressman Waxman is continuing to put the
politics of personal destruction before the business of the American people,"
said Womack.
Gonzales acknowledged June 29 that Rove participated in meetings on the
administration's energy policy while he owned stock in energy companies such
as Texas-based Enron Corp. (ENE). Gonzales said "general policy discussions"
fall outside the scope of federal ethics rules that bar an official from
participating in a matter in which he has a financial interest.
Rove also met March 12 with the chairman of Intel Corp. (INTC) and two
lobbyists who spoke in favor of a proposed high-tech merger which the Bush
administration approved less than two months later.
Gonzales said Rove was noncommittal to the Intel pitch and offered no
substantive response.
Waxman said Gonzales' explanation "raises many more questions than it
answers" because the White House counsel failed to specify the number of
Rove's meetings, when they were, what Rove said and whether he had other
contacts regarding policies affecting companies in which he owned stock.
"Regardless of whether you believe Mr. Rove's conduct violated any laws, the
White House is under a legal obligation to seek an independent review of Mr.
Rove's conduct by the Public Integrity Section of the Justice Department,"
Waxman wrote.
Waxman's letter came the same day the government revealed that White House
lawyers are fighting attempts by The Associated Press to force the release of
details about how and when Rove acquired stocks in Enron, Intel and 21 other
companies, which he sold June 7 for $1.5 million.
In a letter to AP, the Office of Government Ethics said that "after
consulting with the White House Counsel's office," the government concludes
that disclosing Rove's application for a tax break on the sale of his stocks
would constitute "a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy." Such
applications list the dates stocks were purchased and the method of
acquisition - such as compensation for services rendered, a gift or highly
profitable stock options.
Rove, a Texas political consultant before coming to Washington, got a
certificate of divestiture from the government which is enabling him to defer
payment of capital-gains taxes on his stock sales.
Rove sold his Intel stock for $110,000 and his Enron stock for $68,000.
Besides energy and high-tech, Rove's stocks were in defense, financial and
pharmaceutical companies.
Before selling his Enron stock, Rove had at least two contacts by telephone
with company chairman Ken Lay.
In one call to Rove, Lay touted Pennsylvania utilities regulator Nora
Brownell for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission before the White House
public announcement that Bush would nominate her for the post. The White
House says Bush had already decided to pick Brownell at the time of Lay's
call.

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PSC OKs permit for power plant plans in Lowndes County

07/17/2001
Associated Press Newswires
Copyright 2001. The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.

CALEDONIA, Miss. (AP) - Mississippi utility regulators have approved plans by
San Jose, Calif.-based Calpine Corp. to build a power plant in Lowndes
County.
The state Department of Environmental Quality has not yet decided to issue
the required permits for the electric-generating facility.
Calpine has submitted plans to build its $450 million power plant - the Lone
Oak Energy Center - and have it operating in 2003.
Calpine needs permits from both the PSC and DEQ to build the facility, which
will be located near Mississippi 12 and Lone Oak Road near Caledonia.
The Columbus Light and Water Department and the Caledonia Natural Gas
District have raised concerns about the potential harm the Calpine plant
could have on the area's water and gas supplies.
While Calpine has set out plans to use Yellow Creek as its main water source,
underground water would be used as a backup during dry periods when the creek
is low.
DEQ officials had delayed their review of Calpine's plans pending the
resolution of issues the company has with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
concerning the power plant's water-intake plans.
Enron already operates a power plant in the Caledonia area. Cogentrix has
received PSC and DEQ permits to build a larger facility nearby. If built, the
Calpine and Cogentrix power plants would be on adjoining land.
Cogentrix will be using wastewater piped up from the Columbus water system.

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USA: INTERVIEW-EnronOnline sees volume growth, CEO says.
By Gelu Sulugiuc

07/17/2001
Reuters English News Service
(C) Reuters Limited 2001.

NEW YORK, July 17 (Reuters) - As most players in a shrinking pool of online
energy trading platforms struggle to stay alive, leader EnronOnline has a
simple philosophy: If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
The Internet arm of the energy marketing and trading giant Enron Corp. ,
EnronOnline predicts it will increase its volume and says it can coexist with
the IntercontinentalExchange (ICE), the chief executive of Enron Networks
told Reuters on Tuesday.
The innovative company is always evaluating its business environment, ready
to remold itself according to market demands, but it is not pursuing mergers
or aquisitions for now, according to Greg Piper.
"I would never say never, but we're not proactively looking at aquiring an
ownership position in any other exchange platform," Piper said.
With an average of $3.5 billion in trades every day, EnronOnline enjoys the
highest volume of all energy electronic platforms. Most energy trading
platforms launched last year have failed to generate profits.
Its closest rival is ICE, which routinely exceeds $1 billion a day. But while
ICE is a many-to-many exchange that matches bids and offers, on EnronOnline
one can only trade with Enron.
"It's a tool that supercharges our market-making business," Piper said.
Enron is the No. 1 natural gas and electricity marketer in the United States.
About 60 percent of its transactions are captured through the electronic
platform.
"As long as we show good prices to our customers, our volumes will continue
to grow," Piper said.
The company is looking to grow online volume in products such as metals,
steel, weather, petrochemicals and plastics.
"We're trying to remain the leader in energy and help our other markets get
more traction," Piper said. "There is a huge amount of growth that we haven't
even tapped into yet."
Piper said he is not worried about ICE's recent success. The Atlanta-based
exchange recently took over London's International Petroleum Exchange and
plans to transfer its open-outcry business online, significantly boosting its
trade volumes.
"Maybe six to 12 months from now, the story might be a lot different," Piper
said. "But right now, there is room for the both of us."
He added that Enron traders do not shy away from trading on ICE. Many of the
energy giants that founded ICE and provide most of its liquidity are also
Enron's biggest clients.
"Enron will seek out a good deal on ICE when there is one," Piper said.
INNOVATION KEY TO SUCCESS
Recognized as one of the most innovative companies in the United States,
Enron is constantly evaluating its position in the market and thinking of
ways to become more successful.
"The right thing to do in November 1999 was to launch EnronOnline," Piper
said. "But we look at it every day and if it made sense to do something
different, you can bet that Enron would do it and we wouldn't be emotional
about it."
One of the company's advantages is the fact that its software is a flexible
application that allows EnronOnline to easily go in an out of different
markets and regions. It constantly adds new products to its trading arsenal.
But Piper said that EnronOnline has no plans to turn itself in a many-to-many
exchange.
"We want to focus in providing our markets to others," he said. "In the near
term, we're not changing that."
The company is considering licensing the application itself, but would not
elaborate on who wants it and how much Enron would ask for it.
EnronOnline has been so successful that even its competitors take their hats
off.
"I've been hearing for two years now that a one-to-many exchange wouldn't
work, but Enron just keeps proving people wrong," said Frank Getman, chief
executive of online energy exchange HoustonStreet.
"If you're willing to make tight two-way markets and be the best price in the
market, then people will continue to use your site."
Enron's stock rose 41 cents to $49.53 a share on Tuesday in trading on the
New York Stock Exchange.

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Texans Raise $500,000 for American Red Cross Relief Effort

07/17/2001
PR Newswire
(Copyright (c) 2001, PR Newswire)

July 18th Event Recognizes Individual Contributors to Local Disaster Fund
HOUSTON, July 17 /PRNewswire/ -- On Monday, June 11, just two days after
Tropical Storm Allison devastated the Houston area, a special account was
opened so concerned citizens could contribute to local flood relief efforts
at Chase Texas branch offices. And contribute they did. To date Texans have
given nearly $500,000 to the American Red Cross-Greater Houston Area Chapter
Local Disaster Fund through those branches. These dollars have been used to
operate shelters, bring meals and water to communities, and provide direct
assistance to flood victims through service centers and outreach programs.
This is in addition to contributions of $100,000 or more made by
organizations such as Enron, American General/AIG, Dynegy Inc., BP Americas
Westlake, ExxonMobil, Shell Oil Company, Reliant Energy, Houston Endowment
Inc., Brown Foundation, Anadarko Petroleum, Ford Motor Company, El Paso
Corp., JPMorgan Chase, AT&T, Belo Corp./KHOU- TV, Astros in Action
Foundation, Bud Adams, Anheuser-Busch Companies, Williams, Calpine Corp.,
Rockwell Fund, Southwesten Bell Foundation, Chevron USA, Duke Energy, Conoco
Inc., George Foundation, Major League Baseball, The Robert & Janice McNair
Foundation, NFL Charities, Houston Chronicle/Hearst, Texaco Inc., AIM
Foundation, Schlumberger Technology Company.
"The American Red Cross has witnessed first-hand the generosity of the people
of this city and this state," said John W. McDivitt, Chief Executive Officer
for the Houston chapter. "It is significant that contributions made by
individuals represent the single largest source of relief dollars. On behalf
of the American Red Cross, its volunteers, and the people who rely on our
services, we extend our thanks to the community for this support."
McDivitt added that the Local Disaster Fund will remain open at Chase Texas
branches, serving as a fund-raising vehicle for future emergency relief
efforts. Checks should be written to the American Red Cross, GHAC.
"We know that our own corporate gift and the money collected in our Texas
branches goes toward an extremely efficient relief organization," said Alan
Buckwalter, Chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase, Texas Region. "And, we take
comfort in knowing that the funds raised here will provide local benefits. We
are proud to open our doors to assist the relief effort."
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THE TIMES OF INDIA, Tuesday, July 17, 2001
Terms of reference in Dabhol power inquiry may be difficult to frame, Seema
Kamdar

The decision of the Democratic Front co-ordination committee to order a
judicial probe has cheered many an activist and some political parties. But
framing the terms of reference of the inquiry may turn out to be a tall
order, given the fact that the supreme court has already made its comments
clear on the subject of probing the validity of the Dabhol power project.

The special leave petition filed in the supreme court by the Centre of Indian
Trade Unions and activist Abhaya Mehta had raised two questions dealing with
the validity of the project and the accountability of the state government.
Only the latter part survives, with the apex court having observed that the
issue of validity of the project &is not in the public interest now to
reopen8. On July 2, 1997, the apex court held that the issue has been dealt
with on several occasions in earlier public interest litigations in lower
courts. Further, it said, that considering the stage &at which the project
now is , it is not in the public interestto permit re-opening of that matter
for re-examination of the validity of the same once again.8

Coming as it does from the highest court of the land, this perception would
make it uncomfortable for the proposed judicial inquiry to cover the
worthiness of the project in its entirety. Analysts point out that the terms
of reference for a judicial inquiry should logically be consistent with the
perception of the supreme court. In any case, the inquiry may not seem as
much of a positive development as it appears, they warn. They point to the
delay in framing the terms of reference for the inquiry. The government has
decided to draft the terms of reference &within a month8. The renegotiation
of the project too, entrusted to a committee headed by former Union home
secretary Madhav Godbole, is moving at a snail,s pace. & We hold one meeting
a month,8 says a committee member. At this rate, it might take a long time
for the committee to come up with a viable rate chart. These facts make many
wonder whether the second phase of the project will ever be commissioned. The
1444 MW phase is the larger of the two parts of the project and is 80 per
cent complete, according to Enron officials.

Many feel that arbitration would be more effective and at least quicker. &
Most companies go in for arbitration in the event of disputes. Enron should
be no different. Th very fact that  there is no serious effort to put the
controversy to rest casts doubts on the political will of the government,8
says a senior Mantralaya official. He sees the judicial probe as a
half-hearted attempt to keep the project at bay. & The inquiry could go on
for ever,8 he says. Then, there is the question of whether its report will be
accepted by the state government. Excluding cases dealing with land
acquisition and minor disputes, the Enron project, as a private power plant,
has gone through more than 25 cases which have questioned various aspects of
the project, including the tariff, the power purchase agreement, technical
clearances, the guarantee and counter-guarantee provided by the state and
central governments respectively. At the moment, there are two pending court
cases concerning the project, one in the Bombay high court and the other in
the supreme court.

THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS, Tuesday, July 17, 2001
Maharashtra strives to avoid embarassment in Dabhol deal , Sanjay Jog

The Maharashtra Government, which has decided to institute a judicial probe
into the Dabhol deal, is striving hard to avoid an embarrassment from its
constituents in view of its affidavit before the Supreme Court way back in
1997 defending the need for the Dabhol Phase-II (1,444 mw) in the State.The
Government in its affidavit during the hearing on a petition by the CITU had
said that various studies carried out by the Maharashtra State Electricity
Board (MSEB) have established that even after absorbing the power generated
from Dabhol Phase-II, the shortage in base load for certain periods and
peaking shortage will prevail in the MSEB grid. MSEB had sent confirmation to
the Central Electricity Authority that conditions laid down by CEA will be
fulfilled and MSEB will be able to absorb power from Dabhol Phase-II.
According to the State Government, MSEB has therefore little or no reasons to
believe that the conditions laid down by CEA will not be met with. The
Government said that however, on the experience of Dabhol Phase-I, it has
noted that it takes some time for actual materialisation of the demand as it
requires fresh addition of the consumers as well as laying of Infrastructure
from the MSEB side. Thus, increase in demand will be gradual and full
absorption to the extent of 90 per cent which is the guaranteed dispatch may
take some time to be realised.

The Government had admitted that the presumption that MSEB will suffer a loss
of Rs 72 crore a month in case of Dabhol Phase-I power and Rs 420 crore a
month after commissioning of Dabhol Phase-II seems to be founded on incorrect
premises. As per the present rates, the tariff after Dabhol Phase-II is
commissioned, would be around Rs 400-425 crore per month, considering
exchange rate of Rs 42 per dollar and fuel price of $4 per Million Metric
British Thermal Unit (MMBTU).&MSEB is in a position to absorb the Dabhol
power without any abnormal backing down and there is no likely-hood of MSEB,s
cheaper coal based power station to be closed down as alleged by CITU,8 the
Government said. In a related development, a section of the ruling Democratic
Front in Maharashtra is of the view that its ally, the Communist Party of
India (Marxist) be convinced and their intervention should be sought for the
withdrawal of a petition by CITU in the Supreme Court. However, Sources said
that this won,t be possible, as the CITU has been sticking to its guns since
beginning, against the Dabhol project.

(.. Clears rs.350 crore overdraft

The Maharashtra government has cleared he overdraft of Rs 350 crore on Monday
following a disbursement of Rs 750 crore from the centre. Mantralaya sources
told The Financial Express that the government could clear its overdraft on
the 12 working day today as it has received Rs 750 crore from the centre. The
amount of Rs 750 crore was towards devolution of taxes, timely releases,
small savings and plan advances. Sources said that the state had to draw an
overdraft in view of drastic fall in the sales tax collection and other
revenues mainly due to slump in the economy. The amount of Rs 750 crore was
towards devolution of taxes, timely releases, small savings and plan
advances. Sources said that the state had to draw an overdraft in view of
drastic fall in the sales tax collection and other revenues mainly due to
slump in the economy.


---------------------- Forwarded by Linda Wehring/ET&S/Enron on 01/23/2001 04:26 PM ---------------------------

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Granville, Sue
> Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2000 9:49 AM
> To: Jacob, Sasha
> Subject: Project Stanley
>
> Report for December 12, 2000
>
> Report
>  <<Dec12.doc>>
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> Please note Vancouver Sun article re. Enron's involvement in BC gas price
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I have attached the query result.  I ran a query for all deals where the
index is a Linear Low Density.
According to Lee, we would be interested in deals that are active effective
4/00 forward.  The ones in yellow apply.
Sara- I will forward you the signed confimations of all of the yellow ones.


---------------------- Forwarded by Phillip M Love/HOU/ECT on 04/17/2001
09:06 AM ---------------------------
From: Darren Vanek/ENRON@enronXgate on 04/17/2001 09:00 AM
To: Janie Aguayo/HOU/ECT@ECT, Diane Anderson/NA/Enron@Enron, Derek
Bailey/Corp/Enron@ENRON, David Baumbach/HOU/ECT@ECT, Jean Bell/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Patricia Boulanger/CAL/ECT@ECT, Bob Bowen/HOU/ECT@ECT, Julie
Brewer/NA/Enron@Enron, Lesli Campbell/ENRON@enronXgate, Celeste
Cisneros/NA/Enron@Enron, Sharon Crawford/CAL/ECT@ECT, Richard
Deming/NA/Enron@Enron, Russell Diamond/ENRON@enronXgate, Cindy
Feldman/CAL/ECT@ECT, Darron C Giron/HOU/ECT@ECT, Veronica
Gonzalez/ENRON@enronXgate, Jeffrey C Gossett/HOU/ECT@ECT, Walter
Guidroz/ENRON@enronXgate, Larry Joe Hunter/HOU/ECT@ECT, Kam
Keiser/HOU/ECT@ECT, Phillip M Love/HOU/ECT@ECT, Errol
McLaughlin/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Nidia Mendoza/ENRON@enronXgate, Tom
Moran/ENRON@enronXgate, Bianca Ornelas/NA/Enron@Enron, Leslie
Reeves/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tanya Rohauer/ENRON@enronXgate, Dianne Seib/CAL/ECT@ECT,
Linda Sietzema/CAL/ECT@ECT, Kim S Theriot/HOU/ECT@ECT, Ellen
Wallumrod/NA/Enron@ENRON, Melinda Whalen/CAL/ECT@ECT, Tiffany
Williams/NA/Enron@Enron
cc:
Subject: Credit Report--4/16/01

Today's credit report


don't know.  we'll see.

-----Original Message-----
From: Lavorato, John
Sent: Mon 9/3/2001 8:15 PM
To: Whalley, Greg
Cc:
Subject: FW: Management Changes

Does this mean that Rice is leaving immediately.

John

-----Original Message-----
From: Enron Announcements/Corp/Enron@ENRON on behalf of Ken Lay-@ENRON
Sent: Wed 8/29/2001 11:05 PM
To: All Enron Worldwide@ENRON
Cc:
Subject: Management Changes

I regret to inform you that Ken Rice and Kevin Hannon have decided to leave Enron to pursue other opportunities.  Most recently, Ken had been assisting in the transition of Enron Broadband Services to Wholesale Services.  Kevin recently left Broadband Services to lead our Global Assets business.

In addition to building a wholesale model for the trading of bandwidth as a commodity, Ken and Kevin made significant contributions to the development of our wholesale business.  I am grateful to both of them for their outstanding service to Enron.

I am pleased to announce that effective immediately Stan Horton, chairman and CEO of Enron Transportation Services, will assume additional leadership responsibility as chairman and CEO of Enron Global Assets, excluding the South American merchant business, which will continue to report to John Lavorato.  Stan is a 28-year veteran of the company with a proven track record of outstanding results.  Enron Global Assets will continue to function as a separate unit headed by President and Chief Operating Officer Jim Hughes, who will report to Stan.

Please join me in supporting Stan in his expanded role and in wishing Ken and Kevin the very best of success in their new endeavors.


Shirley,

Please, invite her for an interview.
Myself, Stinson, Maureen.

Vince


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PARSING FILE -->> O:\Portland\WestDesk\California Scheduling\ISO Final Schedules\2001101202.txt

Error retrieving HourAhead price data - process continuing...