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Top Stories (March 30)

CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR TRIES TO REASSURE LEGISLATORS THAT ENERGY CRISIS WILL END
A day after state regulators approved a historic rate increase to rescue the
financially ailing utilities, Gov. Gray Davis sought to reassure anxious
lawmakers that he has a way out of the deepening energy crisis.
http://199.97.97.163/IMDS%PMAKRT0%read%/home/content/users/imds/feeds/knightri
dder/2001/03/30/krtbn/0000-0289-SJ-ENERGY

TRADE ORGANIZATION ASKS FERC TO STOP PRICE CAPS, MARKET FIX FOR NYISO
A trade group representing power suppliers asked federal regulators Friday to
reject a request by New York's grid operator to extend the duration of
wholesale price caps and emergency price correction procedures in the state's
power market.
http://199.97.97.79/IMDS%PMADJN0%read%/home/content/users/imds/feeds/djn/2001/
03/30/eng-djn/eng-djn_230058_40_8274357533082

MIDWEST ISO ASKS FERC TO APPROVE RTO PLAN BY MAY 1
The Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator Inc., a planned power
grid management group, asked federal regulators Friday to approve a key
coordination agreement with a neighboring grid group by May 1.
http://199.97.97.79/IMDS%PMADJN0%read%/home/content/users/imds/feeds/djn/2001/
03/30/eng-djn/eng-djn_210056_210_266332172323

US POWER GRID OVERSIGHT ENTITY INSTALLS INDEPENDENT BOARD
The North American Electric Reliability Council installed a 10-member
independent board Friday, marking an important milestone in its evolution
from an entity formerly dominated by the utility industry.
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-EXPERT SAYS COLORADO NEEDS NEW CONSTRUCTION TO AVOID POWER CRISIS
While power-hungry states like California may already be affecting other
states, Colorado could stay ahead of energy woes with new construction,
suggested experts at an energy summit Wednesday.
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DOMINION MAY BUILD COAL-FIRED POWER PLANT
Dominion Resources Inc. is considering building three new coal- fired power
plants, the company's top executive said.
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Trade Org Asks FERC To Stop Price Caps,Mkt Fix For NYISO

Ontario Power/Rate Hike -2: C$120 Mln Cost To Industry

CORRECT:Ontario Pwr Issues 0.7C/KWh, Not 7C/KWh Rate Hike

US Power Grid Oversight Entity Installs Independent Board

Midwest ISO Asks FERC To Approve RTO Plan By May 1

Ontario Power Generation To Issue 0.7c/KWh Rate Hike

Time Warner Telecom Targets Corporate `Last-Mile' Market

Georgia-Pacific To Close Bellingham, Wash., Pulp Mill

Ontario Nuclear Plant Licences Renewed

Entergy Hires 30-Year Nuclear Veteran To Run Indian Pt 2

NRC Takes 2nd Look At Its Oversight Of Indian Point Plant

Vattenfall Denies It Welcomes E.On Bewag Sale Proposal

FirstEnergy: 1320-MW Perry Dips To 75% For Rod Adjustment

GERMAN PRESS: Vattenfall Accepts E.On Proposal On Bewag

Storm Rips Across Florida, Spreads North

NZ Contact Energy/1Y FRN -2: Refinances Existing FRN

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Dominion May Build Coal-Fired Power Plant

GOP Govs. Seek Regional Power Answers

Threat of Electric Companies Defaulting on Taxes Downplayed by Calif.
Treasurers

10-K405: Teco Energy Inc

10-K: Northwest Natural Gas CO

10-K405: Tampa Electric CO

10-K: Green Mountain Power Corp

Chesapeake Energy Corporation Announces Conference Call for Tuesday
Afternoon, April 3, 2001

Pg&E Says It Will Take $4.1 Bln Charge on Uncollected Power Costs (Wrap)

Constellation Energy Group to Build Florida Plant; Oleander Will Provide
Power to Seminole Electric

-Expert Says Colorado Needs New Construction To Avoid Power Crisis

-Morristown, Ind., Community Favors Power Plant Project

-Oklahoma Energy Agency Denies Federal Claims of Price-Gouging

-Georgia Public Service Commission Chief Says Power Shortage 'Unlikely'

Top Energy Summaries - Friday, March 30, 2001 - 5:23 PM

Natural Gas Prices on Way Back Up in State --Albeit Slightly

Experts Urge Long View On Energy Use

GOP Govs Look to Private Power Sector

Peco Energy Expands Customer Service for Small Businesses

GPU Energy Accepting Proposals for Competitive Default Service

Indiana Gas, Sigeco to Operate As Vectren Energy Delivery

Texas Rounds Up Wind for Power

PSE&G Represented Employees Agree to Contract Extension; Unusual
Collaboration Will Smooth Transition to A Deregulated Energy Market

Washington: API's Cavaney Stresses Need for Energy Policy

Cnsc Announces Decisions on Ontario Power Generation's

Mcn Energy Group Inc. Calls Special Meeting of Shareholders to Approve Merger
with DTE Energy

Top Energy Summaries - Friday, March 30, 2001 - 2:32 PM

Repeats: Energy Volume And Open Interest Totals-Mar 30

Xcel Energy Corrects Time of Webcast of New York Analyst Meeting

Con Edison Lowers Electric Bills Again with Latest Rate Reductions

California ISO Declares Stage Two Electrical Emergency; Continued
Conservation Urged As Power Supplies Remain Limited

Ontario Power Generation Notifies Customers of 2001 Rate Change

Plan for Power Plant Near Tracy Sent to State

Reliant Energy Takes Etiwanda Unit Offline for Maintenance

THOR Receives Federal Funding Commitment for Thunderpower Fuel Cell Bus;
Expects Vehicle to Be in Service by Year End

Rising Power Costs Mean Dark Days for Aluminum Industry

Ogy Petroleums to Be Bought by Baytex Energy in $65 Million Deal

Energy Crisis Dogs State Democrats / Conventioneers Likely to Discuss Davis'
Troubles

Advanced Communications Technologies Affiliate Australon Limited Initiates
Real Time Power Metering Trials with Major Utilities

Calls to Utility Regulators Rise State Officials Attribute 30% Increase to
Public's Confusion Over Deregulation

Energy, Environment Clash Brews in Wyo.

Advocates, Opponents Debate Merits of Green Power Bills

Power Crunch: Plant Stake Sale Put Off

Pure Resources to Acquire Hallwood Energy Corporation; Pure Resources to
Commence Tender Offer for $12.50 Per Common Share in Cash

Survey Warns Over Energy Taxing

Power Bills in Cheney Likely to Climb

Utah Could Benefit from Calif. Power Woes

Roseland Resources Ltd. - Take Over Bid for Marchwell Energy Corp.

Georgia PSC Chief Says Power Shortage 'Unlikely'

Chances Dim for Power Bill

Power Plant's Prospects Look Good

Canada Seeks Bigger US Energy Role

O'Bannon Pushes Utility Bills

Capps Urges One-Stop Power Panel Critics Cite Loss of Local Input, Authority

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Russian Power Industry Needs $120 Bln To 2015

UN Grants Usd 4.5 Million for Municipal Energy Saving Projects

Brazil: Lack of Turbines to Harm Thermal Electric Power Projects

Brazil: EDP Schedules Investments of US$1bil in Energy

Brazil: Iron & Steel Companies to Invest US$180mil in Energy Projects

Aneel to Tender Eight Hydro Projects - Jun. 28 - Brazil

Azerbaijani, Iranian Energy Systems To Operate in Parallel

Chinese Nuclear Power Industry Offers Big Opportunities

BC Gas Inc - BC Gas Utility Pursuing Expansion of Southern Crossing Pipeline

BP Announces World's Largest Solar ProjectOver 150 Philippine Villages to
Receive Electricity for First Time

Top Energy Summaries - Friday, March 30, 2001 - 12:19 PM

BOLIVIA HOPES TO SELL NATURAL GAS TO WESTERN U.S.

Alstom-led Consortium Wins 130 Million Euro Order To Supply Hydro Power Plant
in Morocco

Red El,ctrica: Over 500 Km of Power Transmission Lines and Four Substations
Are Inaugurated in Southern Peru

O Globo: Aneel Publishes Rules of Tender Offer for New Hydro-Electric Power
Plants(Sai Amanha Edital De Leilao De Novas Hidreletricas)

Diario De Noticias: EDP Creates Energy Holding Company(EDP Cria "Holding"
Energetica)

Peabody Hopes to Raise $506 Million with IPO Share Price Estimates Range from
$18 to $22, Reflecting The Resurgence of The Coal Industry

Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough to Merge with Charlotte-Area FirmSouth
Carolina's Largest Law Firm
Solidifies Leading Position in Public Utility And Regulatory Practices

Armenia Rejects EU Demand to Close Down Nuclear Power Station by 2004

Rostov Nuclear Plant Switched To Power Grid for First Time Friday

Top Energy Summaries - Friday, March 30, 2001 - 9:15 Am

Brazil: Light to Double Electric Power Production

Spain March electrical energy demand up 3.7 pct yr-on-yr

Top Energy Summaries - Friday, March 30, 2001 - 7:43 Am

Spending by Power Firms Falls Below 3 Tril. Yen in FY 2000

Scottish Power says FY to march 2001 EPS in line with management expectations

Spain govt cuts maximum natural gas price to 3.3592 ptas/therm vs 3.5672

World Bank: Lesotho -- World Bank Supports Utility Reforms in Lesotho

Joensuun Energia Acquires Power Plant

New Nuclear Power Plant Commissioned in Southern Russia

Russia Ponders Construction of Underground Nuclear Power Plant in Far East

Australia's Origin to Boost Gas Generation Capacity by 89 Mw

Nuclear Power Plant Launched in Southern Russia

Construction Begins on Massive Xinjian Power Plant

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-Tampa, Fla.-Based Energy Firm Says It Will Top Quarter Earnings Estimates

-Expert Says Colorado Needs New Construction To Avoid Power Crisis

-Morristown, Ind., Community Favors Power Plant Project

-Natural Gas Prices To Fall for Kentucky Utility Customers

-Oklahoma Energy Agency Denies Federal Claims of Price-Gouging

-Georgia Public Service Commission Chief Says Power Shortage 'Unlikely'

Sunspot May Disrupt U.S. Satellite Communication, Power Grids

Frustrated California Lawmakers Eye Alternatives to Contain Energy Crisis

California Governor Tries to Reassure Legislators That Energy Crisis Will End

Snohomish County, Wash., Residents Could See Power Rates Rise Again

Bellevue, Wash.-Based Utility Company Seeks Approval for Peak-Hours Rate Hike

California Businesses Vow to Fight Utility Rate-Hike Plan

Nuclear Solution to California Power Crisis Urged

Northwest Utilities Seek Ways to Pare Energy Use

Hearings to Begin on Philadelphia Gas Utility's Rate-Hike Request

Philadelphia-Area Firm Sees Opportunity in Steam-Powered Air-Conditioning

The Orlando Sentinel, Fla., Home Energy Column

California Utilities Group to Weigh Reinstating Fines under Conservation Pact

Editorial: California Consumers Conserve When Prices Rise

Kansas Energy Firm Hasn't Complied with State's Inquiry Into Jet Records

Rate Increase Proposal by Western Resources to Receive Public Hearing

Nevada Utilities Officials May Force Reduction in Company's Rates

Arkansas Legislators to Consider Measure Regarding Electricity Deregulation

Pennsylvania Utilities Commissioner May Take National Post

Groups Defend Salmon Protection Measures in Face of Electricity Crisis

Utility, State Officials Discuss Colorado's Power Needs at Summit

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03-31-01 Calif. power grid put back on alert as supplies fall

03-31-01 UPDATE 1-EnBW, Ferroatlantica improve Cantabrico bid

03-31-01 UPDATE 1-E.ON says Mirant, HEW very possibly to share Bewag

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Due to the current state of affairs we are canceling all of the Associate / Analyst recruiting.

Thank you for being such great team players!  We really appreciate your effort.  Please let me know if you have any questions.  Thank you!

Julie Kearney


I have received several questions about workshops.  The answer is:  we
will NOT have any TX SET workshops next week (October 29th - November
2nd).  Thanks - Heidi


You may have already seen this.

Marie Heard
Senior Legal Specialist
Enron Broadband Services
Phone:  (713) 853-3907
Fax:  (713) 646-8537
Marie_Heard@Enron.net
----- Forwarded by Marie Heard/Enron Communications on 03/22/01 02:01 PM -----

	Anne_Heard@ryderscott.com
	03/22/01 01:49 PM

		 To: HAWKER@wolfenet.com, jheard@kcom.edu, JudgeCW@aol.com,
marie.heard@enron.com, reheard_2000@yahoo.com, rsheard2@juno.com,
s-j.heard@juno.com
		 cc: (bcc: Marie Heard/Enron Communications)
		 Subject: FW: Lost child FUNNY

-----Original Message-----
From: Richoux, Fred
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 1:31 PM
To: Wagner, Bob; Heard, Anne
Subject: FW: Lost child FUNNY

-----Original Message-----
From: Ridley, Joe [mailto:JRidley@carterbloodcare.org]
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 12:52 PM
To: 'Dave Bamberg'; 'Dean Webster'; 'Garrett Whitney'; 'Fred Richoux';
'Rupert Moore'
Subject: FW: Lost child FUNNY

Subject: FW: Lost child FUNNY

Have you seen my daddy?
Subject: Lost child
A little lost girl has recently been
found whose name is  Jessica.  She does not know who her daddy is or
where she last saw her mom.  Please take a look and see if you
recognize her so that we might locate her parents.


Herman, this is the document I called you about.  AE is out-of-pocket, and
has some questions about this agreement, so she asked me to forward the doc.
This is a doc for a 40 yr ground lease for a power plant.  It is my
understanding that the counterparty is not interested in an option
arrangement.

Kay
---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 05/02/2001 12:40
PM ---------------------------

Taffy Milligan@ECT
05/02/2001 12:38 PM
To: Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: Re: Enron/Dunn lease

----- Forwarded by Taffy Milligan/HOU/ECT on 05/02/2001 12:21 PM -----

	From:  Greg Krause @ ENRON                           04/08/2001 12:21 PM

To: Ann Elizabeth White/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: Enron/Dunn lease

Ann Elizabeth

Attached is the turn of the draft that Balog did on the Dunn / Our Security
Corp V contract.

Greg

	Enron North America Corp.

	From:  Greg Krause                           03/05/2001 11:03 AM

To: Ann Elizabeth White/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:

Subject: Enron/Dunn lease

---------------------- Forwarded by Greg Krause/Corp/Enron on 03/05/2001
11:02 AM ---------------------------
From: Roger Balog@ECT on 02/27/2001 01:55 PM
To: shoffman@hklaw.com
cc: Greg Krause/Corp/Enron@Enron

Subject: Enron/Dunn lease

Stuart
Attached is a revised draft of the lease agreement both as a clean copy and
red line comparison to the draft that you sent.  I would be glad to explain
the reasons behind the changes included.  The changes in the insurance
section are taken from the input of our insurance department.
To answer your other question Andrew Balog at Greenberg is not a relative but
we are both Hungarian.  I don't run across many with that name especially
outside of the northeast and midwest.
Roger


Zimin,

Ammonia prices for Bob Lee.

Vince
---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 06/06/2000
02:00 PM ---------------------------

Cuthbert Roberts@ENRON
06/05/2000 09:21 AM
To: Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Ammonia Prices

Vince,

The attached are the 10 year historical prices for ammonia.

Cuthbert Roberts


Here they are.  Please review and provide comments quickly.  I'd like to get
this off to Kari ASAP.  Thanks.

Jeff


I have an appointment tomorrow and I will be leaving at 4pm.  Will it be
possible for you to be here to support the accountants until 5pm?


David,

I shall be in the office tomorrow (Fri) afternoon. I am working
with Maureen here to get some ammunition regarding
the Korean economic conditions and prospects.

Vince


-----Original Message-----
From: 	craigjefferies@ckbenergy.com@ENRON
Sent:	Wednesday, November 28, 2001 11:50 AM
To:	Carson, Mike
Subject:	Senior Position

Mike:

Please send me your resume or call me. I have senior position that I would like to discuss.

Regards,

Craig Jefferies
President
CKB Energy, Inc.
(917) 445 1189


For October, Tenaska IV should be paying us.  We bought gas from Apache and
Williams on Lone Star Pipeline.  We sold that gas to Tenaska IV when the
Cleburne plant was operating.  On days the plant was not operating, we sold
that gas to other counterparties (the sales on Lone Star you see for ENA).
For September, we may need to pay them an amount, but I need to check into
that.  With the way this deal has been in the structuring process over a
couple of months, there are some questions on how to handle Sep.  I'll let
you know what I determine about Sep.

D

	Enron North America Corp.

	From:  Megan Parker @ ENRON                           11/21/2000 09:25 AM

To: Daren J Farmer/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Tenaska IV Receivables

Daren:
Can you shed a little light on this Tenaska IV deal?  James Armstrong is
telling me that we should have a purchase deal in the system to pay Tenaska
IV for the 9/00 and 10/00 gas that we are marketing for them.  I do not see a
deal in Path Manager for either month.  I also need some detail on who we are
buying and selling this gas from and to.  There are a number of
counterparties at Lonestar for ENA and I'm not sure which ones go with this
deal.  Is there a schedule you can email to me?  James is looking for an
answer today on the Tenaska IV payment, so whatever you can tell me will be
appreciated.

Thanks,
Megan
---------------------- Forwarded by Megan Parker/Corp/Enron on 11/21/2000
09:15 AM ---------------------------

James Armstrong@ECT
11/20/2000 06:00 PM
To: Megan Parker/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc:

Subject: Tenaska IV Receivables

Megan below is a list of the outstanding receivables for Tenaska IV Texas
Partners, Ltd. (1089):

September - Sales:

 MMbtu  Price  Amount
 26,275  5.20  136,630
 18,538  5.06  93,802.28
 20,000  5.045  100,900
 25,000  5.09  127,250

Totals 89,813    $458,582.28 (This total is per phone conversation with
Darren Farmer)

October - Sales summary per Detail Economics Report - 1,124,275 MMbtu for
$5,148,787.47 (these amounts were adjusted for the Gas sent to the plant for
their direct use - 427,851 MMbtu for $1,245,046.41).

The total of these two amounts is $5,607,369.75.  Please let me know what the
payment schedule is for these amounts.

Additionally, I need to ask about the payment schedule for Tenaska IV this
month.  I need to find out if I am paying the following bills or if it is
something your department is going to pay.  Please advise:

Williams Energy 1,722,293.49
      354,175.00
   2,076,468.49

Apache Corp  1,348,500.00

TXU/Lone Star     111,980.31

I need to submit my funding request tomorrow, so please let me know where we
stand on these items as soon as possible.  Thanks.

James


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Energy Systems Update for Wednesday, May 9 at 8:00am:
The California Independent System Operator has declared a "WARNING" which
will extend though the hour 2359 due to forecasted high loads and
temperatures throughout the control area.

Consumers are requested to voluntarily curtail nonessential electric load to
avoid more severe conditions including involuntary curtailments.

ISO may be required to call a Stage 2 including nonfirm by mid-morning.  The
ISO indicated a Stage 3 emergency and firm load shedding is possible today.

If outages occur they will begin with Block 1.

Communications are expected to be similiar to yesterday. Any further
specific changes in operating conditions will be communicated with
additional Grid Updates.

Please note updated web link below.
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For up-to-date information regarding the current status of the California
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at: http://www.pge.com/customer_services/business/nonfirm/index.html  or the
CAISO Web Site at: <<<<http://www.caiso.com/>>>>


----- Forwarded by Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron on 11/03/2000 07:15 PM -----

	MBD <MDay@GMSSR.com>
	11/03/2000 06:42 PM

		 To: "'Jeff Dasovich Enron SF'" <jdasovic@enron.com>, "'Mona Petrochko, Enron
SF'" <mpetroch@enron.com>, "'Paul Kaufman, Enron Portland'"
<paul.kaufman@enron.com>, "'Sandi McCubbin Enron SF'"
<smccubbi@ees.enron.com>, "'Sue Mara at Enron SF'" <smara@ees.enron.com>
		 cc:
		 Subject: Report on Meeting with Mike Florio

 <<X18123.DOC>>

I ran into Mike Florio at the CEM conference on Friday and upon learning
that he would be invited to the next Rod Wright-sponsored meeting, I asked
him about his positions on a number of the outstanding issues; as well as
his willingness to consider compromises on a number of the key issues.  Here
is a memo detailing the conversation.

 - X18123.DOC


** I inadvertently left this article out of the first distribution of
articles.

This story appeared on http://www.individual.com April 10, 2001
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[B] FULL/ Calpine confident PG&E will repay past-due power sales --Calpine
has $267 mln accounts receivable with PG&E --Calpine has $68 mln note r <>

Chicago, April 4 (BridgeNews) - Calpine Corp. said it is confident that
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. will repay its past-due receivables for power
sold
to it by Calpine. Calpine said it has $267 million in accounts receivable with
PG&E, as well as a $68 million receivable note that is not yet due.
PG&E must
cure its outstanding defaults and pay its outstanding balances in order to
continue working with Calpine through its bankruptcy proceedings.

--Blue Derkin, BridgeNews

*                 *                    *

The following is the text of today's announcement, with emphasis added by
BridgeNews. BridgeStation users will find links to company data at the end:

PG&E Bankruptcy Will Not Affect Calpine's Commitment to California Power
Market
/FROM PR NEWSWIRE SAN FRANCISCO  415-543-7800/

TO BUSINESS AND ENERGY EDITORS:

PG&E Bankruptcy Will Not Affect Calpine's Commitment to California

Power Market

SAN JOSE, Calif., April 9 /PRNewswire/ -- In response to Pacific Gas and
Electric Company's (PG&E) April 6th Chapter 11 filing, Calpine Corporation
(NYSE: CPN), the San Jose, Calif.-based independent power company, stated it
is confident that PG&E, through a successful reorganization, will be able
to
pay Calpine's Qualifying Facility (QF) subsidiaries for all past due power
sales, in addition to electricity deliveries made on a going-forward basis.

CALPINE'S QF SUBSIDIARIES SELL POWER TO PG&E UNDER THE TERMS OF LONG-TERM
QF CONTRACTS AT ELEVEN FACILITIES, REPRESENTING NEARLY 600 MEGAWATTS OF
ELECTRICITY FOR NORTHERN CALIFORNIA POWER CUSTOMERS.  AS OF MARCH 31, 2001,
CALPINE HAS RECORDED APPROXIMATELY $267 MILLION IN ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE WITH
PG&E, PLUS A $68 MILLION NOTE RECEIVABLE NOT YET DUE AND PAYABLE.  THE
COMPANY'S REMAINING CALIFORNIA OPERATIONS, TOTALING APPROXIMATELY

700 MEGAWATTS OF CAPACITY, PROVIDE ELECTRICITY TO MUNICIPALITIES AND OTHER
CREDITWORTHY THIRD PARTIES.

CALPINE'S QF FACILITIES ARE PART OF A 9,000-MEGAWATT QF SUPPLY THAT
PROVIDE CALIFORNIA CUSTOMERS WITH A LONG-TERM SOURCE OF ELECTRICITY AT PRICES
SIGNIFICANTLY BELOW CURRENT WHOLESALE PRICES.  THIS CRITICAL POWER SUPPLY
REPRESENTS APPROXIMATELY 33 PERCENT OF THE STATE'S POWER DEMAND.  WITHOUT
THESE CONTRACTS IN PLACE FOR THIS SUMMER, CALIFORNIA FACES THE PROSPECT OF
MORE BLACKOUTS AND HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN INCREASED COSTS.

FOR THESE QF CONTRACTS TO CONTINUE, PG&E MUST ASSUME THE CONTRACTS IN THE
BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS.  IN ORDER TO ASSUME THESE CONTRACTS, PG&E WILL BE
REQUIRED TO CURE ALL OUTSTANDING DEFAULTS, INCLUDING PAYING ALL PAST DUE
AMOUNTS.  IF PG&E FAILS TO ASSUME THE CONTRACTS, CALPINE'S QF SUBSIDIARIES
WILL BE ABLE TO SELL POWER ON THE OPEN MARKET AND SEEK DAMAGES FROM PG&E
FOR
BREACH OF CONTRACT THROUGH THE BANKRUPTCY CLAIMS RESOLUTION PROCESS.

"As the state's leading developer of new electric generating facilities,
Calpine remains committed to providing innovative solutions for California's

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<<Hanson Scheduling Model_6_23_24.xls>> <<Hanson Scheduling Model_6_25.xls>>


Steve,

FYI, Kim.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Lohman, TK
Sent:	Monday, October 22, 2001 9:35 AM
To:	Watson, Kimberly
Subject:	RE: New Mexico Power Plant Project

Supplies have not been lined up as of yet.  They are waiting to get farther along on the permits.

TK

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Watson, Kimberly
Sent:	Sunday, October 21, 2001 3:28 PM
To:	Lohman, TK
Subject:	FW: New Mexico Power Plant Project

TK, just checking to see if you have heard who may be supplying the supply for this plant?

Thanks, Kim.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Harris, Steven
Sent:	Monday, August 13, 2001 11:01 AM
To:	Watson, Kimberly
Subject:	FW: New Mexico Power Plant Project

Can we contact them to find out about how they plan to get their gas supply? I know Stan will ask me about this one.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Brennan, Lorna
Sent:	Monday, August 13, 2001 10:58 AM
To:	Chavez, Gabriel; Dowd, Stephen; Gadd, Eric; Hyatt, Kevin; Millar, John; Ratner, Michael; Taylor, Gina; Hass, Glen; Loeffler, Michael; Stanton, Lon; Wilson, Rob; Harris, Steven; Donoho, Lindy; Goradia, Pallavi; Lindberg, Lorraine; Lohman, TK; Lokay, Michelle; Moore, Jan; Watson, Kimberly
Subject:	New Mexico Power Plant Project

Regent Energy in Pact to Develop 500 MW Plant
Regent Energy recently executed a contract with Millennium Energy Ventures, a private Houston-based venture capital and project development company, to develop an electric plant with 500 MW generating capacity on Regent's Horseshoe Gallup lease in San Juan County, NM.
Regent will own 75% of the project, while MEVCO will own the remaining 25%. The estimated cost of the project comes in at $250 million.
Under the agreement, MEVCO will manage the permitting, estimated at 6 to 9 months, and construction process, arranging the equity as needed for same. Regent will be prepared to give up 50% (total) of its 75% net for the financing, netting a 25% interest following the equity/debt financing.
Further terms of the agreement provide that MEVCO will assist Regent in the acquisition of several gas fields in the Four Corners area, San Juan and Rio Ariba Counties of New Mexico, totaling an estimated 90+ Bcf and 20 MMcf/d current production. This production will be sufficient to power 100 MW of the power plant, with the remaining supply to be aggregated from other San Juan producers.
MEVCO Managing Director Phillip Gennarelli noted, "We are pleased to be involved in this project with Regent. The addition of more producing properties in the area that we bring Regent, coupled with Regent's Horseshoe Gallup holdings, which are in direct proximity with the existing Four Corners Power Plant and the route of the recently announced Sonoran Pipeline venture of Calpine and Kinder Morgan, will provide an unequaled opportunity for both companies."
Regent President John Ehrman said, "The additional production from producing properties which MEVCO is assisting Regent in purchasing, currently producing some $1.5 million per month in net operating income, coupled with the additional income through power generation helps Regent to maximize the location of our holdings in relation to the proximity of the existing power plant and transmission lines to key electricity markets in Los Angeles and other western markets. It is a good use of our surface lease, not related to the current proved mineral reserves of the lease."
The producing oil and properties which MEVCO is assisting Regent in purchasing are in Regent's core area of the Four Corners region near Farmington, NM. Regent will be required to finance the acquisition of the oil and gas proven producing properties under consideration.
Recently, Regent announced that it was in the process of purchasing the interests of all remaining working interest owners in the field, a transaction that is expected to be consummated by the end of the third quarter 2001, giving Regent 100% ownership of the current minerals on the lease.


Dawn,

How long does it usually take Blue Cross to refund $ for the flexible
spending account? I sent in a claim form a month ago and haven't seen
anything yet. The reason I'm concerned is that when my brother moved he did a
change of address and my mail has been screwed up ever since.

Thanx,

Chris


I will be out of the office 10/21-11/1 on 2 back to back trips.  10/21-10/26 I will be in London, Stockholm and Vilnius, Lithuania.  10/29-11/1 I will be on couple trips here in U.S.  Beth (x57161) will have contact numbers for me during both weeks.

Randy Maffett
Vice President - Enron Global Markets
Office:     (713)853-3212
e-mail:     randal.maffett@enron.com

Assistant:     Beth Ryan (713)345-7161
                  beth.a.ryan@enron.com


I'm not sure, this request is coming from Settlements... O

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Farmer, Daren J.
Sent:	Thursday, June  28, 2001 10:28 AM
To:	Winfree, O'Neal D.
Subject:	RE: TXU Fuel deals Imbalances

OW,

Was this passed through Janet Wallis?

D

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Winfree, O'Neal D.
Sent:	Thursday, June 28, 2001 10:18 AM
To:	Farmer, Daren J.
Subject:	FW: TXU Fuel deals Imbalances

Daren,

The deals listed below are related to TUFCO imbalances... Let me know if you have any objections to me entering the deals... O'Neal 3-9686

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Griffin, Rebecca
Sent:	Thursday, June  28, 2001 9:58 AM
To:	Winfree, O'Neal D.
Subject:	TXU Fuel deals

As my voice mail said, could you add deals for the following:

Date:  1/31-1/31
Location:  PGEV/For Tufco/4300101
Volume:  1,357 mmbtu
Price:  $3.94
This should be entered as a purchase with Enron as buyer

Date:  4/30-4/30
Location:  PGEV/For Tufco/4300101
Volume:  8,726 mmbtu
Price:  $3.94
This should be entered as a sale with Enron as seller

Date:  5/31-5/31
Location:  PGEV/For Tufco/4300101
Volume:  9,912 mmbtu
Price:  $3.94
This should be entered as a purchase with Enron as buyer

This is related to the TXU Fuel Wagner Brown contract.  Please let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks,
Rebecca
713-571-3189


Paul and Howard,

I am sending you as promised the E-mail addresses of
the participants of the conference call on Friday.

Vince

 joseph.hrgovcic@enron.com
 mark.tawney@enron.com
 claudio.ribeiro@enron.com


Effective 2/1/02 a new company will go into effect called ENNG.  The company code is 179E.

The primary purpose of this company is to account for the payroll of the Enron employees who are currently on company 0179, and who will remain Enron employees after the 2/1/02 transition of Northern Natural Gas to Dynegy.

With respect to coding invoices, recording time and other similar transactions on Northern Natural Gas (0179) please note the following that are effective 2/1/02:

If you have expenses that you normally would charge to a 0179 FAR order or project, continue using the same codes.  No changes here.
If you have expenses that you normally would charge to a 0179 cost center, use the same cost center number except replace the first digit with a 5.  For example, if you would have charged 111222, charge 511222 instead.  These "5" series cost centers have been set up on company 179E, but their payroll and expenses flow into company 0179.  You will not be able to code direct to a 0179 cost center after January business (1/31/02).
If you are becoming a Dynegy employee on 2/1/02, your time entry for January and corrections to any prior period must be entered before noon on 2/1/02.  After noon on 2/1/02 do not enter your time into eHRonline or the SAP timekeeping application.  During the next week or two we will be working with Dynegy on an alternative for capturing and accounting for your time and payroll expenses.
If you are currently a 0179 employee and are continuing as an Enron employee, your time entry for January and corrections to any prior period must be entered before noon on 2/1/02.  After noon on 2/1/02 continue entering your time as you ordinarily would.  Unless you exception code to FAR orders or projects, your hours will automatically go into the appropriate "5" series cost center on company 179E.

If you have any questions or need additional information concerning these coding changes please contact Trey Meerbott at (713) 853-7003.


Deborah Zinn
2017 North Greenwood St.
Pueblo, CO 81003
dzinn@werple.net.au

To Mr. Ken Lay,

I'm writing to urge you to donate the millions of dollars you made from selling Enron stock before the company declared bankruptcy to funds, such as Enron Employee Transition Fund and REACH, that benefit the company's employees, who lost their retirement savings, and provide relief to low-income consumers in California, who can't afford to pay their energy bills.  Enron and you made millions out of the pocketbooks of California consumers and from the efforts of your employees.

Indeed, while you netted well over a $100 million, many of Enron's employees were financially devastated when the company declared bankruptcy and their retirement plans were wiped out.  And Enron made an astronomical profit during the California energy crisis last year.  As a result, there are thousands of consumers who are unable to pay their basic energy bills and the largest utility in the state is bankrupt.

The New York Times reported that you sold $101 million worth of Enron stock while aggressively urging the company's employees to keep buying it.  Please donate this money to the funds set up to help repair the lives of those Americans hurt by Enron's underhanded dealings.

Sincerely,

Deborah Zinn


I won't bury you with constant examples, but am copying you on this note
regarding floor meetings.  While operations is now a part of Enron Net Works,
I believe that the only meaningful piece of that to Philippe and Greg is our
commercialization effort.  They are not in the habit of considering the 500
people who provide critical services to EA, EGM and EIM daily.  Floor
meetings set by Greg and Philippe were apparently aimed at the IT teams, and
yet my group has added over 500 employees to Net Works in Houston alone with
our reorganization late last fall.  I will diligently work with Philippe and
Greg on this on an on-going basis.   While not fully embraced as part of Net
Works, my operations team now is organizationally separated from the key
Enron businesses that we support.  I suspect that motivating and managing in
this environment will become increasingly challenging.  This is an FYI more
than anything else.  --Sally
---------------------- Forwarded by Sally Beck/HOU/ECT on 04/09/2001 11:53 AM
---------------------------

	Enron North America Corp.

	From:  Sally Beck                           04/09/2001 11:53 AM

To: Philippe A Bibi/HOU/ECT, Greg Piper/Corp/Enron
cc:
Subject: Suggestions for Floor Meeting Locations

The floors chosen for these meetings appear to be geared to the IT teams.
Between my operations teams dedicated to EA, EGM and EIM, I have roughly 500
employees in the Enron building.  Do you want all of them to choose one of
the floors noted in your e-mail message, or would it be better to schedule
one or two floor meetings in locations that more easily incorporate this
segment of Net Works?  I have noted below the approximate number of employees
per floor (including only those floors with a significant number of
operations employees):

  29th Floor (trading) 67 employees  EGM risk, vol. mgmt., confirms,
settlements and EIM risk

  30th Floor (trading) 35 employees  EGM risk, confirms, settlements (various
products)

  31st Floor (trading) 52  employees  Power risk, confirms, vol. mgnt.,
settlements and DPR           and MPR teams

  32nd Floor (trading) 117 employees  Gas risk, logistics (all regions),
operational analysis

  37th Floor   148 employees  Gas vol. mgmt., settlements, and global
services

My suggestion would be to add to more floor meetings to your schedule - one
on the operations end of the 32nd floor and one on the 37th floor.

Also, given the fact that operations is a relative "newcomer" to Enron
Networks and yet represents a large number of employees in the group, I would
be happy to work with you on remarks for all of the floor meetings to make it
easier for you to be fully inclusive in these sessions.   --Sally
---------------------- Forwarded by Sally Beck/HOU/ECT on 04/09/2001 10:30 AM
---------------------------
   Office of the Chairman - Enron Net Works LLC

From: Office of the Chairman - Enron Net Works LLC@ENRON on 04/09/2001 10:13
AM
Sent by: Enron Announcements@ENRON
To: ENW-Employees_Houston
cc:
Subject: Net Works Floor Meetings - DATES AND LOCATIONS HAVE CHANGED PLEASE
READ

We will be holding floor meetings on the following dates.  Please join us for
a general overview and Q&A session on one of the following floors:

Tuesday, 4/17/01 - 2:00 - 3:00 p.m.  Location:  In front of EB2711

Wednesday, 4/25/01 - 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. Location:  In front of EB2265

Thursday, 4/26/01 - 2:00 - 3:00 p.m.  Location:  In front of EB2556

Philippe & Greg

Please disregard the email sent on 4/6/01.  We apologize for any
inconvenience.


---------------------- Forwarded by Liz Bellamy/NA/Enron on 12/04/2000 11:42
AM ---------------------------

Royal_B_Edmondson@reliantenergy.com on 12/04/2000 11:46:25 AM
To: lbellamy@enron.com, janet.h.wallis@enron.com
cc:

Subject: Nom change for the 5th

(See attached file: HPL-DEC.xls)
 - HPL-DEC.xls


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Lech - A high priority Master Netting and Setoff Agreement (see attached) is in the late stages of negotiation with the below-referenced AEP affiliates.  The agreement is currently intended to be limited to masters/ transactions between ENA &/or EPMI and two major AEP trading affiliates, American Electric Power Service Corporation as Agent for the AEP Operating Companies ("AEP") and AEP Energy Services, Inc. ("AEPESI").  The Netting Agreement explicitly identifies enabling agreements between those entities relating to trading physical gas, physical power, and financial swaps.  Earlier today the Enron Credit group indicated that ENA trades (using GTCs) physical coal and physical synfuel with American Electric Power Service Corporation.  Please contact me with any questions. -- David

David A. Portz
Senior Counsel
Enron North America Corp.
1400 Smith, EB 3805a
Houston, Texas  77002-7361

Phone:   713-853-9239
Fax:  713-646-3491
Assistant:   Linda Simmons (Ext. 57851)


Greg --

We have received a request to participate in Energy News Live, which is an
energy news web site created by Williams, but acting independently of them.
They are seeking the opportunity to interview traders from various companies
live from their company's trading floor and they would like Enron to
participate.  The discussion would be determined ahead of time and would not
be proprietary, but rather market oriented.  They deliver the news every hour
on the hour.

Mark Frevert suggested that I visit with you regarding our interest and/or
set up a meeting between you and whoever you deem appropriate with the Energy
News Live folks to discuss.  Please advise.

Eric


I hate forwards...but I do like champagne.

---------------------- Forwarded by Susan M Scott/HOU/ECT on 04/18/2001 03:53 PM ---------------------------

	Enron Capital & Trade Resources Corp.  From:  Sarah Berry <sarahberry819@yahoo.com>                           04/18/2001 03:51 PM

To:	Katy Hester <katyhester@hotmail.com>, Kelli Janecek <kjanece@pisd.edu>, Lisa Meador <lisa.a.meador@chase.com>, Kristen Mullen <kmullen@velaw.com>, Hayley Prager <hayley.prager@schwab.com>, Diana Presley <DianaP@cnet.com>, Susan Scott <susan.m.scott@enron.com>, Jennifer Sheffield <jennsheffield@hotmail.com>, Jen Bowles <jkbowles@hotmail.com>, Christine Elisabeth Brown <iatethebean@yahoo.com>, Karin Brown <karinmbrown@hotmail.com>, Sarah Buck <sarah_c_buck@hotmail.com>, Liz Burrus <lizburrus@hotmail.com>, Jody Leigh Hamm <jodyhamm@hotmail.com>, Mary Rebecca Harp <merharp@hotmail.com>, Meredith Hawn <medshawn@hotmail.com>
cc:	champagne@veuve-cliquot.fr
Subject:	Fwd: Free Champagne

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>   Ryan Kraudel <ryan.kraudel@pnicg.com>
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>
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Andrew,

EB1962.

Vince

Andrew Miles@ENRON
09/27/2000 11:51 AM
To: Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: Meeting

Great!

I'll see you at 8:00am on Friday.  Would you please remind me of your
location?

Andrew

Vince J Kaminski@ECT
09/27/2000 11:39 AM
To: Andrew Miles/NA/Enron@ENRON
cc: Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: Re: Meeting

Andrew,

I have an interview at 8:30. A meeting
at 8:00 on Friday would work for me. I can delay he interview
if we need more time.

Vince

Andrew Miles@ENRON
09/27/2000 10:56 AM
To: Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: Meeting

Great Vince!

Thanks for replying.  This idea is really snowballing and we're getting a lot
of support - I can't wait to talk to you about it.  Are you available somtime
early in the morning on Friday?  Maybe around 8:00 or 8:30?

I'm attaching a one-page executive summary for you to look at if you get a
chance.

Looking forward to your reply,

Andrew

Vince J Kaminski@ECT
09/27/2000 08:29 AM
To: Andrew Miles/NA/Enron@ENRON
cc: Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: Re: Meeting

Andrew,

I shall be glad to meet and discuss the project. It sounds intriguing.

Vince

Andrew Miles@ENRON
09/22/2000 01:34 PM
To: Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Meeting

Hi Vince!

Maybe you remember me, my name is Andrew Miles and we worked together on a
speech for Jeff Skilling this past July.  I am hoping that I can get on your
calendar for 30 minutes next week.  I have been working with 3 other Enron
employees for the past 6 months, developing a comprehensive innovation
acceleration process for use by potentially all Enron employees - and we
would really appreciate your input.  We have presented the idea to quite a
few people in the company, and some outside of the company (Strategos
Institute), all of which have really liked the idea and provided key input.
Many people have suggested that we run the idea by you.

If you have some time next week, would you mind allowing me to explain our
ideas to you?  I will follow up with a telephone call.

All the best,

Andrew


Folks, could you give me a heads up on proposed bonus #'s for your Canadian
reports when you have a moment?

Thanks
Rob


Good morning Professor Ordonez:

Vince would like to bring Ernesto and Carlos in for a preliminary interview.
Vince and Stinson are available on Tuesday, December 5 or Wednesday,
December 6.

Should I contact them personally, or will you arrange the interviews?

I will need to know the times they are available on these days and I will also
need copies of their resumes.

If you need any information, please call me at 713/853-5290.

Regards,

Shirley Crenshaw
Administrative Coordinator
Enron Research Group

---------------------- Forwarded by Shirley Crenshaw/HOU/ECT on 11/27/2000
10:48 AM ---------------------------

Vince J Kaminski
11/27/2000 10:47 AM
To: Shirley Crenshaw/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT, Stinson Gibner/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: Re: Greetings

Shirley,

Please, invite them for a preliminary interview,
Stinson, Zimin, Paulo and myself.

Vince
---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 11/27/2000
10:46 AM ---------------------------

carlos ordonez <ordonez@shasta.phys.uh.edu> on 11/27/2000 10:15:51 AM
To: Vince.J.Kaminski@enron.com
cc:
Subject: Re: Greetings

Dear Vince,

I am sorry for the dely in answering. These are their phone numbers:

Ernesto Hernandez:  (713) 532-0573
Carlos Gorrichategui: (713) 668-0408.

The best way to get a hold of them at this point would be through
me. I would pass along the information and then they can contact you.

Cheers,

Carlos

At 12:50 PM 11/21/00 -0600, you wrote:
>
>Carlos,
>
>I need their phone numbers.
>
>Vince
>
>
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>carlos ordonez <ordonez@shasta.phys.uh.edu> on 11/21/2000 11:45:45 AM
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>To:   Vince.J.Kaminski@enron.com
>cc:
>Subject:  Re: Greetings
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>Vince,
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>I gave you both their academic reports from here and Mexico and Panama.
>This
>information I believe also contain some personal info. Would you need more?
>One of them was a bit nervous about the formality of turning in an actual
>resume...
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>Please let me know whether the academic info is not enough.
>
>Cheers,
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>Carlos
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>At 10:41 AM 11/21/00 -0600, you wrote:
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>>Carlos,
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>>Please, forward their resumes to us and we shall set up an interview for
>>them.
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>>Vince
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>>carlos ordonez <ordonez@shasta.phys.uh.edu> on 11/21/2000 09:30:08 AM
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>>To:   Stinson.Gibner@enron.com
>>cc:   vkamins@enron.com
>>Subject:  Re: Greetings
>>
>>
>>Dear Vincent and Stinson,
>>
>>Both my students would love to come visit you guys for an informal
>>visit in the near future. Please let me know well ahead of time
>>when they can come. If possible, see to it that their parking expenses
>>be paid when they do come.
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>>I'll be in touch with you all over the next months about this and
>>a possible postdoctoral/trainee agreement (World Lab.).
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>>Cheers,
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>>Carlos
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Larry, I sent and e-mail to Casey asking how much the adjustment is.. otherwise will you look into these deal numbers.

Thanks
Paul
 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Evans, Casey
Sent:	Wednesday, September 05, 2001 7:07 PM
To:	Thomas, Paul D.
Subject:	FW: PJM JULY RATE CHANGES

fyi.....

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Mansfield, Marci
Sent:	Wednesday, September  5, 2001 6:24 PM
To:	Evans, Casey
Cc:	Confer, Mark; Franklin, Warrick; Grace, Rebecca M.
Subject:	PJM JULY RATE CHANGES

FYI -

It was discovered that the July rates for PJM DA and RT indices have changed, resulting in significant adjustments to July annuities.

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Any questions, please let me know.

-Marci
x3-0577


Cheney's Role Offers Strengths And Liabilities
The Washington Post, 05/17/01

Dolphin to Invite Companies for $4 Bln Gas Project, Paper Says
Bloomberg, 05/17/01

UK: ANALYSIS-Spanish boom spurs wave of new power plants.
Reuters English News Service, 05/17/01

Middle East flame burns ever brighter as exports hot up
Lloyd's List International, 05/17/01

Enron Joins Alberta's Natural Gas Exchange
Dow Jones Energy Service, 05/16/01

Enron could lose Brazil environmental lincence - Rio state official
AFX News, 05/16/01

Creditors' of PG&E's Utility Form Information Clearinghouse
Bloomberg, 05/16/01

A Section
Cheney's Role Offers Strengths And Liabilities
Mike Allen and Dana Milbank
Washington Post Staff Writers

05/17/2001
The Washington Post
FINAL
A01
Copyright 2001, The Washington Post Co. All Rights Reserved

The key to the energy proposal President Bush unveils today can be found on a
wall in the three-room suite that houses his National Energy Policy
Development Group, next door to the White House in the Eisenhower Executive
Office Building.
On the wall hangs a huge erasable board that serves as a giant checklist to
guide the preparation of the administration's eight-chapter energy policy,
which Bush formally unveils in Minnesota today. For each chapter, there's a
check mark for two rough drafts, a peer review, a final draft, two more
rounds of recommendations on the drafts, then graphics and photos. Toward the
end of the checklist is an all-important box to check: "Concurrence of the
OVP."
The OVP -- Office of the Vice President -- has driven every aspect of the
energy report. No proposed recommendation has survived without the consent of
one man: Vice President Cheney, the administration's indispensable man -- and
chair of the energy task force.
The release of the energy report shines a new spotlight on Cheney, a quiet
conservative from Wyoming who has been given credit for running the show
without annoying or upstaging his boss. The handling of the energy task force
so far reflects Cheney's personality near perfectly: It is a closely held
process with a high regard for the concerns of industry. This close
involvement of Cheney is partially a strength, because the effort has been
efficient and well-managed.
But Cheney's strong role is also potentially the report's weakness. He is
about to undergo a blast of unwanted scrutiny as critics seize on his
finances and oil industry ties in an effort to discredit the policy.
Democrats and environmental groups are charging that his judgment on energy
matters is suspect because of his chairmanship until August of Halliburton
Co., a Dallas-based energy services firm that is expected to benefit from
several parts of President Bush's policy. Cheney, 60, made $36 million last
year, most it in compensation from Halliburton, including salary and his
exercise of stock options and sale of restricted stock.
"He is seeing the problem entirely from the side of the energy producing
industry that made him a millionaire, not from a consumer struggling to make
ends meet," said Philip E. Clapp, president of the National Environmental
Trust.
An official close to Cheney called such suggestions "an outrage," and said
his expertise in the industry and knowledge of its technology were crucial to
"trying to solve a problem of this magnitude."
Although the plan has extensive recommendations about using technology to
conserve energy and produce power more cleanly, the heart of the report is
its conclusion that the United States needs hundreds more power plants,
natural gas pipelines, oil wells and nuclear reactors.
Several administration officials acknowledged that Cheney had handed
ammunition to his critics by declaring in a speech in Toronto on April 30
that conservation "may be a sign of personal virtue," but is not a sound
basis for a comprehensive energy policy.
"Given his background, he should've been real careful," said Sen. Charles E.
Schumer (D-N.Y.), who has offered an alternative energy plan that he says
focuses equally on supply and demand. "I think they've had some real
stumbles."
Sen. Craig Thomas (R), who succeeded Cheney as Wyoming's lone House member in
1989, said he does not expect such criticism to rattle the circumspect
Cheney. "He'll just say, 'All right. That's the way it is, folks. I'm doing
my job. Here's my plan,' " Thomas said.
As always when questions are asked about Cheney's influence, White House
officials argue vigorously that the energy plan is Bush's plan. An official
close to Bush said Cheney and other task force members had updated the
president often since beginning their work on Jan. 29. "At several critical
decision points, the group has come to the president to ask him to make
judgments and decisions," the official said.
Cheney's directions are carried out by the task force's executive director,
Andrew Lundquist, his deputy, Karen Knudsen, and four other staff members.
Cheney also chairs the task force itself, which includes the secretaries of
energy, interior, treasury, agriculture, commerce and transportation and the
head of the Environmental Protection Agency.
Aides say Cheney met with only half a dozen of the interest groups seeking
input into the policy, including Enron Corp., the Houston energy conglomerate
that is a large and longtime Bush contributor, and the Edison Electric
Institute, an energy trade group. Vance Meyer, a spokesman for Enron, said
the firm's chairman, Kenneth Lay, and another executive had a 30-minute
meeting with Cheney. Edison assembled 15 or 20 chief executives to meet with
Cheney.
But Lundquist and Knudsen, representing Cheney, met with half of the 400 or
so groups -- industry, environmental, regulatory and academic -- that
requested access. Exactly which groups the Cheney advisers met with is being
kept secret by the White House.
The task force's stealthy operation reflects Cheney's distaste for publicity.
Following news reports about the private nature of the energy deliberations,
Democrats on the House Energy and Commerce Committee and Government Reform
Committee requested information about the groups the task force met with.
Cheney's counsel, David S. Addington, rebuffed the members of Congress,
arguing that there was no legal requirement to comply with the request.
In a seven-page response to the request, Lundquist wrote that the meetings
"were simply forums to collect individual views rather than to bring a
collective judgment to bear." White House officials have declined to disclose
the list of meetings or attendees. Aides said representatives at the meetings
included 118 energy industry or corporate groups, 40 renewable energy
providers, 22 unions, 13 environmental groups, five academics, 63
governmental groups, six energy efficiency proponents and a consumer group.
Environmentalists complain that the meetings reflected Cheney's
predispositions. The vice president met with industry leaders, while
dispatching aides to speak to environmentalists, several of which were
grouped into one meeting. The meetings of 22 labor representatives, who
gathered in groups, were publicized by the White House, but sessions with
industry were not.
Cheney, who declined to be interviewed for this article, told the Associated
Press that he hasn't consulted with any officials from Halliburton and
rejected the notion that the task force's work is compromised by his private
meetings with industry officials who give money to the Republican Party.
"Just because somebody makes a campaign contribution doesn't mean that they
should be denied the opportunity to express their views to government
officials," he said.
Cheney chaired nine meetings of the Cabinet-level task force, mostly in his
ceremonial office. Each of the meetings, attended by the task force members
and aides, lasted 90 minutes, with Environmental Protection Agency
Administrator Christine Todd Whitman, Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham and
Bush economic adviser Lawrence B. Lindsey often reflecting different
interests.
For 20 minutes at the end of each session, Cheney told staffers to leave the
room so the top officials could settle differences privately, without risk of
the differences being leaked to the news media. In only a few cases did Bush
have to resolve disputes among advisers, participants said. In most cases,
Cheney was able discreetly to broker agreement among the Cabinet members.

http://www.washingtonpost.com

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

Dolphin to Invite Companies for $4 Bln Gas Project, Paper Says
2001-05-17 03:00 (New York)

     Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, May 17 (Bloomberg) --
Dolphin Energy Ltd. of the United Arab Emirates will invite
companies to pre-qualify this month for a $4 billion project
to build the Middle East's first cross-border gas pipeline
network, Al-Hayat said.
     Dolphin, in which U.S.'s Enron Corp. and France's
TotalFinaElf SA share a 49 percent stake, will ask
for designs and quotes May 19-23 for most stages of the
network, from the delivery of gas from Qatar's offshore North
field to its final destination in Dubai, the paper said.
     The network includes a 2-billion cubic-feet-per-day gas
-processing plant in Qatar, a 220-mile sub-sea pipeline from
Qatar to Abu Dhabi, and an overland pipeline from
Abu Dhabi to Dubai, the paper said, citing a Dolphin statement.
The first delivery via the network will be in 2005.
     Qatar, which owns the world's third-largest gas reserves, and
the U.A.E. want the network to form the core of a
regional grid to power electricity and water-desalination
plants, as well as gas-based industries, for decades to come.

(Al-Hayat 5/17 p.11)

For Al-Hayat's Web site see {WNLB <GO>}

UK: ANALYSIS-Spanish boom spurs wave of new power plants.
By Margaret Orgill

05/17/2001
Reuters English News Service
(C) Reuters Limited 2001.

LONDON, May 17 (Reuters) - Electricity companies are flocking to build dozens
of new power stations in Spain, attracted by surging energy demand and a
looming shortfall in local electricity supplies.
Spanish and foreign firms have proposed around 40 new gas-fired power
stations although not all will go ahead, delegates heard at an energy
conference in Madrid.
"How many of these projects get realised depends on the permitting
process...and the capacity of the gas system," Agustin Llana, manager for gas
and power at Shell Espana told the conference.
Spain urgently needs the new power stations or it could face a crisis similar
to that in California where power prices rocketed and the state suffered
rolling blackouts, say analysts.
Electricity demand has grown by 30 percent since the early 1990s while new
generating capacity has risen just five percent.
"If we look at new capacity needs, Spain needs between 1,000 and 1,500 MW a
year at least," said Pedro Larrea, vice president of energy management at
utility Endesa.
Spain does not have any gas-fired generation at present and the lure of a
lucrative "dash to gas" has prompted ambitious expansion plans by local
utilities, who have until now relied on hydro, nuclear and coal, and ventures
by independent power producers (IPPs).
The new proposed combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) power stations have a
capacity of around 30 gigawatts and would raise Spain's existing capacity by
two thirds if they all go ahead.
FOREIGN NEW ENTRANTS LINE UP
Of this total, more than 14 GW is proposed by large Spanish power utilities
with around 10 GW from IPPs and the remaining four GW from other local
companies.
Industry experts say many projects will not get off the drawing board and
only six to eight GW of capacity will in fact be built by 2004/2005.
Spain is opening its electricity market to competition in line with a trend
in the European Union. Fifty five percent of the sector is liberalised and
the government plans full deregulation in 2003.
Endesa and the other leading Spanish utility Iberdrola have 80 percent of the
generation market between them with the rest divided between Union Fenosa and
Hidroelectrica del Cantabrico.
New entrants include Intergen, a joint venture between Shell and engineering
firm Bechtel, and U.S. utilities Edison Mission Energy and Enron Corp.
LOCAL UTILITIES START BUILDING POWER STATIONS
Local companies are ahead in the permitting process which can take up to two
years and involves getting over 20 local and national licences.
Endesa, for example, has started building work on a 1,200 MW power station
whereas no IPPs are believed to have begun building.
"(Most) applications are from electricity utilities. We are in the queue but
way down," said Erik Gustafson, manager of business development at Intergen
which has plans to build a 1,200 MW plant at Catadau in Valencia.
The main problems facing IPPs like Intergen are obtaining gas supplies, the
linking of gas prices to oil rather than to electricity and government delays
in issuing new gas transport terms, he told the conference.
Spain has no gas supplies of its own and while the monopoly of Gas Natural,
controlled by Repsol has been ended by the government, new entrants have been
slow to make inroads into the market.
"Financing depends on gas. The real key is whether the gas market can become
more liquid," said Gustafson.
Another worry for IPPs are Gas Natural's ambitions to move into generation
with plans announced to build 4,400 MW capacity which could restrict gas
supplies for new entrants.
"If Gas Natural have 4,400 MW up and running, they will go to the top of the
list and get all the (gas) capacity. We will be stuck in Valencia without any
gas," said Gustafson.
Spain's natural gas demand is expected to double to 35 billion cubic metres a
year by 2010, with most of the growth from 2005 onwards from power generation.

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Middle East flame burns ever brighter as exports hot up

05/17/2001
Lloyd's List International
18
Copyright (C) 2001 LLoyds List; Source: World Reporter (TM)

Exports of LNG from the Middle East - Abu Dhabi, Qatar and Oman - leapt 55%
in 2000, climbing to 17.1m tonnes from 11.1m the previous year.
Oman became the world's 12th LNG export nation during the year, despatching
shipments to South Korea, the US, Japan and Spain.
The Middle East now accounts for 17% of all LNG exports, a percentage which
will continue to grow in the years ahead.
Not only are deliveries under long-term contracts with Japan and South Korea
building toward plateau but also new purchase deals have been struck with
India and negotiations are underway with a wide mix of potential customers.
In March a third Qatari LNG company - Ras Laffan LNG Company 2 (Rasgas 2) -
was established to supply gas to India.
Rasgas 2 has signed a deal with Petronet of India to provide 7.5m tonnes of
LNG per annum (mta) for a period of 25 years, commencing in late 2003.
Two-thirds of the gas will be shipped to a new import terminal at Dahej in
Gujarat state and the remaining third to Cochin in Kerala.
Plans for a similar agreement with another Indian company, Dakshin Bharat
Energy Consortium, are moving ahead.
This calls for delivery of 2.6 mta to India for 25 years, also from 2003.
Rasgas 2 will build two LNG production trains, each of 4.7 mta capacity, at
its Ras Laffan complex to meet the bulk of this new Indian commitment.
These trains, which will be the world's largest, will be constructed
alongside the two 3.3 mta LNG trains by the original RasGas company.
Rasgas 2 will be owned 70% by Qatar Petroleum and 30% by ExxonMobil, but the
equity split will be slightly at a later stage to allow for taking a 5%
share.
Qatar has come a long way since the other LNG company, Qatargas, launthe
country on to the world LNG stage in 1997 with its first shipment to Japan.
Even after the Petronet deal - the world's largest LNG sale - there are no
plans to ease back on developments.
Last month Qatar announced it would sign a one-off deal with Spain for the
sale of up to 1.5m tonnes of LNG.
The Gulf emirate is also talking to Lebanon, France, Italy, China and Taiwan
about the the possibility of export contracts that would total 12 mta.
Qatar's LNG exports utilise gas from the offshore North Field, the world's
largest single source of non-associated gas.
In April 2000 Oman loaded its first cargo at the new Qalhat terminal - a
shipment for South Korea. Oman LNG has contracts to supply Japanese and South
Korean customers with 4.8 mta of LNG for 25 years, and has finalised a deal
to provide 1.6 mta for India's Dabhol project.
In addition, 17 cargoes are being delivered to Spain over a 14-month period
ending in December 2001 under a one-off agreement.
Several spot cargoes have also been shipped to the US, an activity which is
likely to continue.
Deliveries to Dabhol, for use in a combined cycle power plant, were due to
commence at the end of 2001, but the project has run into difficulties due to
a dispute over electricity pricing the state of and Enron, the developer of
the power plant and LNG import terminal.
This could jeopardise this facility - the largest gas-fired power plant in
the world - and is the only dark cloud on what is otherwise an bright horizon
for Middle East LNG.The future is bright: Qatar became the fourth largest
exporter of LNG in 2000.

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Enron Joins Alberta's Natural Gas Exchange

05/16/2001
Dow Jones Energy Service
(Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)

CALGARY -(Dow Jones)- A battle for better representation of natural gas
trades on Alberta's primary electronic exchange has been resolved between NGX
Canada Inc. and Enron Canada Corp.
Enron, a subsidiary of of Houston-based Enron Corp. (ENE) and the largest
natural gas marketer in Alberta, will start entering real-time data into
NGX's system by August, expanding the exchange's database to a more realistic
one, spokesman Eric Thode told Dow Jones Newswires Wednesday.
In turn, the marketing giant has withdrawn a C$101 million law suit against
the Alberta exchange, and two other electronic trading companies claiming
that NGX skewed price indexes by using only that exchange's data, and caused
Enron to lose millions of dollars.
"We felt that NGX was not giving a true picture of the Alberta gas market and
that had a monetary impact on trade indices," Thode said.
Enron sells approximately 7 billion cubic feet to 7.5 Bcf a day of Alberta
gas compared to an average 1.5 Bcf a day traded on NGX.
The marketer will trade data from its EnronOnline daily spot, one-month spot
and bid-week spot gas transactions with NGX, starting in August once the two
houses implement the necessary system adjustments. Industry will receive a
30-day notice of the market change.
Including Enron's data will substantially improve the quality of NGX's
indexes, said president Peter Krenkel.
"The more data that is in the index computation, the more representative the
index is of the market and then more comfortable clients are in using it to
settle contracts," Krenkel said.
The exchange, a subsidiary of OM Gruppen AB of Sweden, an international
exchange operator, had been restricted to deals conducted on NGX after buying
Canadian Enerdata Ltd.'s day, month and bid-week spot gas price indexes last
September, he explained.
Now NGX will include Enron's immediate, real-time transactions off of data
feeds between EnronOnline and the Alberta exchange. Enron clients will have
the option to trade on either or both exchanges, Krenkel said.
The Alberta exchange will compute the index from all data received on a
weighted-average basis.
Traders in Calgary, seat of the Canadian natural gas industry, were
encouraged to hear Enron's transactions and volumes will flow straight into
the NGX system because of concerns the marketer would not provide immediate
volumes.
"I just want to make sure we see where the real-time volumes are," one trader
said. "The more trades we get in, the better for a better-weighted index."
An independent auditor hired by NGX will monitor the system on a regular
basis for irregular trading activities.

-By Dina O'Meara, Dow Jones Newswires; 403-531-2912 dina.omeara@dowjones.com

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

Enron could lose Brazil environmental lincence - Rio state official

05/16/2001
AFX News
(c) 2001 by AFP-Extel News Ltd

SAO PAULO (AFX) - Enron Corp's environmental license may be withdrawn if it
suspends investments of 600 mln usd in the expansion of two thermoelectric
plants, news agency JB Online quoted Rio de Janeiro state energy, naval
industry and petroleum secretary Wagner Victer as saying.
"There are no reasons to worry because if Enron doesn't do it (invest),
another company will... Not only will they lose an excellent deal but they
will also lose their environmental license," JB Online quoted Victer as
saying.
Yesterday, Enron vice-president and Eletricidade e Servicos SA Elektro
chairman Orlando Gonzales said the company is suspending investments in the
Brazilian energy sector due to the lack of clear regulations for the sector.
mg/as For more information and to contact AFX: www.afxnews.com and
www.afxpress.com

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

Creditors' of PG&E's Utility Form Information Clearinghouse
2001-05-16 19:13 (New York)

Creditors' of PG&E's Utility Form Information Clearinghouse

     San Francisco, May 16 (Bloomberg) -- A panel appointed to
represent the interests of creditors in PG&E Corp.'s Pacific Gas
and Electric unit's Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization created a
clearinghouse for news and information on the case.
     The clearinghouse will be managed by Rogers & Associates, a
Los Angeles-based public relations firm. The firm will distribute
news and statements, the creditors' committee said in a statement.
    The clearinghouse was established  ``to ensure that the media
has a source of timely and reliable information,'' the creditors'
committee said.
     Pacific Gas & Electric filed for bankruptcy on April 6 after
running up $9 billion in losses buying electricity for more than
it could charge customers. Under California's deregulation laws,
wholesale power prices were allowed to float while customer rates
were frozen. The filing was the largest ever for a utility and the
third-largest Chapter 11 case in U.S. history.
     On April 10, the U.S. Trustee in San Francisco appointed a
committee of 11 unsecured creditors to represent the interests of
the estimated 30,000 companies and individuals with claims against
Pacific Gas.
     The members of the creditors' committee are: KES Kingsburg
LP, Dynegy Power Marketing Inc., Enron Corp. and affiliates, the
City of Palo Alto, the State of Tennessee, GWF Power System,
Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc., Bank of America Corp.'s Bank of America
N.A., The Davey Tree Co., U.S. Bank, and The Bank of New York Co.
Inc.
     Parent company PG&E shares fell 52 cents to $11.00 on the New
York Stock Exchange.

--Jeff St.Onge in San Francisco (415) 743-3534
jstonge@bloomberg.net through the San Francisco newsroom/gcb


Front page of the SF Chronicle.  It's making its way in the press.  My Award
for Most Expected Response -- the "consumer advocates" who now argue that the
generators are manipulating prices downward!

Sue Mara
Enron Corp.
Tel: (415) 782-7802
Fax:(415) 782-7854
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Wednesday, June 6, 2001 (SF Chronicle)
Dramatic drop in cost of electricity/LOWER BILLS: Cheaper fuel, milder
weather credited
David Lazarus, Chronicle Staff Writer

   California electricity prices have plunged unexpectedly to their lowest
level in more than a year, partly as the result of a simultaneous drop in
prices for natural gas, which fuels most power plants.
   Make no mistake: Gas and electricity prices could surge upward again in
months ahead.
   But for the first time since California's energy markets went haywire last
summer, industry experts are beginning to ask whether the state finally
may have turned a corner in its battle with runaway power costs.
   "California is not yet out of the woods," said Kelley Doolan, who tracks
natural gas prices for energy market researcher Platts. "But this is a
very significant decrease in costs."
   Along with lower gas prices, the decline in electricity costs was
attributed by state and industry officials to milder weather, which
reduces demand for power. They also credited recent conservation efforts
by consumers and better-than-expected runoff at dams for hydroelectric
plants.
   Gary Ackerman, executive director of the Western Power Trading Forum, an
energy-industry association, said these factors came together to produce
the lowest wholesale electricity prices since April 2000.
   Electricity on the spot market could have been purchased yesterday for as
little as $50 per megawatt hour, he noted, compared with more than $500
earlier this year.
   "If the weather stays this way, we could have reasonable prices all
summer, " Ackerman said. "We may also have fewer blackouts."
   It is tempting for Californians to be suspicious of virtually any swing in
energy prices. If power companies manipulated prices on the way up, as
critics have alleged, might they not be up to some trick as prices head in
the opposite direction?
   Nettie Hoge, executive director of The Utility Reform Network in San
Francisco, speculated that generators are allowing electricity prices to
fall so they can discourage federal regulators from taking a more active
role in the dysfunctional California market.
   "They're trying to take the heat off," she said.
   Others cautioned that the lower prices may be nothing more than a
statistical blip.
   "This was just one month's decline," said Michael Shames, executive
director of the Utility Consumers' Action Network in San Diego. "We really
have to see how this plays out in the future."
   Steve Maviglio, a spokesman for Gov. Gray Davis, said the governor was
very encouraged by the lower energy prices. Davis announced Sunday that
California's power use was down 11 percent last month from a year before.
   "We're not there yet," Maviglio said of whether an end to the state's
power woes is in sight. "But the trend is pointing in the right
direction."
   WHITE ELEPHANT
   Yet this sudden drop in energy prices does have a dark side: California
could end up with a huge white elephant after spending about $40 billion
in public funds on long-term power contracts.
   The logic behind the contracts, which are at an average price of $69 per
megawatt hour over 10 years, is that the state expected to pay
below-market rates for electricity for a number of years before prices
came down and California found itself paying above-market rates.
   If current trends continue, though, California will find itself paying
consistently above-market rates much sooner than expected, making the
long- term contracts a sweet deal for the same power companies that
profited so handsomely during the state's darkest hours.
   "The contracts look really ugly right now," said Shames at the Utility
Consumers' Action Network. "They may be way overpriced."
   Maviglio, the governor's spokesman, said it is too early to conclude that
the state did poorly negotiating dozens of long-term power contracts.
   "No one has a crystal ball on this," he said.
   CUSTOMERS' BILLS TO DROP
   In any case, Pacific Gas and Electric Co. said yesterday that customers'
average gas bills will drop 26 percent this month to $26 and should stay
near that level all summer.
   Platts, which monitors average monthly spot prices, found that the
wholesale price of gas at the California-Oregon border has tumbled nearly
42 percent since the beginning of May -- from $9.98 per million British
thermal units to $5.81.
   The wholesale gas price at the California-Arizona border fell 45 percent,
from $11.91 to $6.50. This compares with a 25 percent monthly decline in
average natural gas prices nationwide.
   However, California gas prices are still about 50 percent higher than they
were a year ago, whereas national prices are now below year-ago levels for
the first time since last spring.
   While cooler weather nationwide helped push gas prices down overall,
Doolan attributed the especially steep drop in California to a
commensurate surge in prices last month related to fears of a long, hot
summer of rolling blackouts.
   "You had state officials all but promising rolling blackouts this summer,"
he said. "That created enormous demand for electricity generation.
   "What has changed is that we've had weeks of mild weather," Doolan
observed.
   "The electricity generators have not come out of the woodwork buying up
all the gas."
   This allowed utilities like PG&E to beef up gas inventories, which eased
demand and resulted in substantially lower prices, he said.
   'BACK ON TRACK'
   "We're back on track to be completely full for winter," said Staci Homrig,
a PG&E spokeswoman. "That's a very good thing."
   Gas prices historically dip in the spring and summer and then rise again
in the winter. PG&E is forecasting that customers' average gas bills could
rise to as high as $75 in December if current trends continue.
   However, the precipitous drop in gas prices in recent weeks suggests that
California's unusually high costs at last may be abating.
   Individual power companies so far are reluctant to speculate on whether
the drop in gas prices will have a lasting effect on electricity costs.
   E-mail David Lazarus at dlazarus@sfchronicle.com.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Copyright 2001 SF Chronicle


---------------------- Forwarded by Robin Rodrigue/HOU/ECT on 12/04/2000
04:22 PM ---------------------------

Chris Abel
08/11/2000 11:38 AM
To: Michael Benien/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Daniel Falcone/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Michael
E Moscoso/HOU/ECT@ECT, Gabriel Monroy/HOU/ECT@ECT, Robin
Rodrigue/HOU/ECT@ECT, Rahmaan Mwongozi/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc:
Subject: book admins

The attached list includes all Liquids book administrators, their respective
files and their phone numbers.  Please use this list to contact the
appropriate person when any originations issue arises.

---------------------- Forwarded by Chris Abel/HOU/ECT on 08/11/2000 11:31 AM
---------------------------

John Swinney
08/11/2000 11:17 AM
To: Chris Abel/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: book admins

Admin   DPR   Phone #

John Swinney  BAS0800  3-9111
   SpecII0800
   Spec0800
   Metals0800

Pat Stafford  0800dbrc  5-8638
   0800dist
   0800dist2
   0800rprc
   USUK0800

Michelle Nelson 0800blrc  5-8091
   0800cfrc
   RES0800
   FRT0800

Sony Wilson  Ngl_0800  3-7729
   EGLI0800

Anjali Abraham  0800btx   3-7434
   0800plas

Shifali Sharma  wti0800   3-5170
   wti_prepay_0800
   0800CAN

I think this is it.  If you need anything else, let me know

John


Very nice! I hate it when that happens. How is you week going? Mine has been pretty crazy but we're half way there. Talk to you later...

Chris


Attached are the Closing Checklist Drafts that I referenced in my prior
e:mail to Glenn Wright.  Please review and let me know of any items that are
missing or as to whom responsibility is missallocated.

Thanks,

Steve
----- Forwarded by Steve Van Hooser/HOU/ECT on 01/08/2001 04:43 PM -----

	"Jay Sonnenberg" <jsonnenberg@bracepatt.com>
	01/08/2001 02:37 PM

		 To: <steve.van.hooser@enron.com>
		 cc: "Clark Thompson" <cthompson@bracepatt.com>
		 Subject: Closing Checklists

Steve

I have attached 2 closing checklists, one with respect to the ENA/Alamac
transactions and the other with respect to the Alamac/Cogentrix transaction.
Clark and I will be prepared o review these checklists with you at your
convenience.  If presed for time, please feel free to pass these on to others
for their review.

Jay

Jay Sonnenberg
Bracewell & Patterson, L.L.P.
711 Louisiana St., Suite 2900
Houston, TX  77002-2781
(713) 221-1417 (Ph)
(713) 221-2158 (Fax)

 - ENAALAMA.doc
 - #1240191 v1 - CLOSING CHECKLIST - COGENTRIX.doc


Attached is my first try at our motion to extend time.  Your written comments
would be appreciated.


TASK ASSIGNMENT

Status:		completed

Task Priority:		2
Task Due On:		7/18/2001
Task Start Date:	7/18/2001


Let me review where we stand for the April 10-11 meeting.
1.  I have spoken with Gavyn and asked him to add to his usual review
comments on the significance of recent developments for Enron.
2.  I have asked Bill Kristol to do the same.
3.  I have asked Paul Portney to review "the lay of the land" in the
environmental policy area.
4.  Since we couldn't locate a speaker to address the question of how Enron,
now larger and more corporate than in the past, can continue to attract the
best, the brightest (and the oddest?), I have asked Pankaj to give a brief
talk about what the literature generated by his colleagues has to tell us on
this subject.
5.  I couldn't get anyone on the "monopoly-too-big-and-powerful" question,
although I am still trying.
I assume you folks will brief us on California and the national energy supply
picture. Have we heard from the author of "When Genius Fails"?


----- Forwarded by Richard B Sanders/HOU/ECT on 04/10/2001 08:46 AM -----

	Neal Gerstandt/ENRON@enronXgate
	04/05/2001 04:36 PM

		 To: Richard B Sanders/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: FW: Enron Confidentiality Agreement

Richard,

This is the form of confidentiality agreement Duke wants executed before
access to the data room.  I figured you were the appropriate party to get
this, but if others should be copied please forward as necessary.

Neal

 -----Original Message-----
From:  "Patricia C Smith" <pcsmith@duke-energy.com>@ENRON
[mailto:IMCEANOTES-+22Patricia+20C+20Smith+22+20+3Cpcsmith+40duke-energy+2Ecom
+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.com]
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2001 4:27 PM
To: Gerstandt, Neal
Cc: Kevin T Howell
Subject: Enron Confidentiality Agreement

Attached is the form of Confidentiality Agreement to be entered into
between Duke LNG & Enron.
If the agreement is acceptable to you as drafted, please have 2
counterparts executed and delivered to me at the address below.
If you have any questions or comments, I can be reached at 713 627 5515

(See attached file: ConfidentialityAgmt Enron 040401.doc)

Patricia Caycedo Smith
Duke Energy International
5400 Westheimer Ct, 5P-19
Houston, TX 77056
 - ConfidentialityAgmt Enron 040401.doc


Vince,

Thank you so much for forwarding this information to me as well as making
some initial contacts on campus!  I was wondering if you could provide a two
hour time slot in the next two weeks for the Cal Berkeley Planning Session
with the entire campus team here in the office?  I would like to get the
entire team together prior to the Career Fair on the 8th so that we can go
over the strategy, dates on campus, and roles/responsibilities.

Also, I know that you mentioned that the first couple of weeks in October
would be the best to target for the General Information Session.  How does
the week of October 9th look for you?  Is there a certain day that works the
best?  I would like to work with your schedule to see if we can come up with
a date in that timeframe.

Thanks again for your help!
Ashley

Vince J Kaminski@ECT
08/11/2000 01:42 PM
To: Ashley Baxter/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: Recruiting

Ashley,

Another professor I contacted. His web page is
http://are.Berkeley.EDU/~rausser/
Can we firm up the trip date? I shall be able to line up some meetings

Vince

---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 08/11/2000
01:46 PM ---------------------------

vkamins@ect.enron.com on 08/11/2000 01:44:52 PM
To: rausser@are.berkeley.edu, vkamins@enron.com
cc:
Subject: Recruiting

Gordon,

This is the information about our recruiting program.

Vince

 - enron1.pdf


Brian said the deal was done with Chris to use Enron's IPP. This has been
scheduled.

TCO cannot attached Enron's FSS (storage) to Orwell and Lakesides GTS
contracts. TCO could do an inground storage transfer between Enron and these
accounts, however storage withdrawal and injection fees would be charged.

Per my other e-mail... we are on target in getting the total gas withdrawn
from storage for  March. There is no need to do outside deals to get
additional storage gas out of the ground. If you do outside deals, this just
changes the amount of storage that goes to Choice.

Thanks.

bperron@columbiaenergygroup.com on 03/14/2000 10:58:19 AM
To: " - *Tippett, Lee" <ltippet@columbiaenergygroup.com>
cc: " - *joan_veselack@enron.com" <joan_veselack@enron.com>

Subject: Re: Orwell & Lakeside

We are using #51407.

Lee Tippett
03/14/2000 11:55 AM

To: joan_veselack@enron.com
cc: Brian Perrone/CES/ColumbiaGas@ColumbiaGas
Subject: Orwell & Lakeside

Please nominate the following volumes baseload for the rest of March starting
on March 15, 2000:

Using Orwell's contract #37962 please nominate 850/day from the pool you and
Brian Perrone agree upon.

Using Lakeside's contract #37979 please nominate300/day from the pool you and
Brian Perrone agree upon.

Please forward to JoAnne Collins if you would, I don't have her e address.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH.


Christie,

Let's meet to discuss this project. I need more information from you about it.
By the way, I shall meet Bob Westbrook on Wednesday to discuss unrelated
issues.

Vince

Christie Patrick
11/02/2000 12:33 AM
To: cmiller@rice.edu, Cindy Derecskey/Corp/Enron@Enron, Michael B
Rosen/HOU/ECT@ECT, Steven J Kean/NA/Enron@Enron, Vince J
Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT, grwhit@rice.edu, westbro@rice.edu, Mark
Palmer/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc:
Subject: Action Learning Project and Enron tour

Hi Carrie,

It was great meeting with you and Dean Whitaker again last Friday, as well as
Mr. Westbrook.
 As we discussed,  I have submitted the Action Learning Program materials to
Vince Kaminski, our managing director of Risk analysis and Corporate
Research.  I'll be following up with him, and his recommendations for project
proposals next week.
  Also, I've discussed with our University Affairs team setting up the
faculty tours--we're ready when you are!!  The sooner the better--I'd love to
get these in pretty immediately, and in any event, before the reception at
the end of the month.  I"ll have Cindy Derecskey in my group eMail you--she
is prepared to set these tours up.

I look forward to continuing to develop the multiple potential dynamics of
the Enron-Rice relationship!

Thanks!

--Christie.

ps:  Thanks so much for the Crystal Rice Owl--my participation as a judge in
the Rice Invitational Case Competition was my pleasure indeed!
---------------------- Forwarded by Christie Patrick/HOU/ECT on 11/02/2000
12:23 AM ---------------------------

Carrie Miller <cmiller@rice.edu> on 11/01/2000 12:47:17 PM
To: christie_patrick@enron.com
cc: grwhit@rice.edu, westbro@rice.edu
Subject: Action Learning Project and Enron tour

Christie,

I enjoyed visiting with you last week at the Jones School.  Thanks for
taking time to come see us.  I wanted to follow up with you regarding the
Action Learning Project program and Enron tour.  We hope to have Enron as
part of the program in 2001.  Please let me know how I can help make this
happen.  I look for the program to be full before the deadline of December
1st.  Also, I am happy to help organize a group to tour Enron.  If you were
to participate in the ALP program, January/February might be a good time to
put something together with key faculty and the ALP team.  Let me know your
thoughts.

Again, many thanks for your continued support of the Jones School.  I look
forward to hearing from you soon.

Carrie

======================================
Carrie Chamberlin Miller
Director of MBA Program
Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Management
Rice University
6100 Main Street, MS 531
Houston, Texas 77005-1892
Phone:  (713) 348-5260
Fax:  (713) 348-5251
E-mail:  cmiller@rice.edu
http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~jgs/