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October 2001

Launch yourself into the world of cool digital sights and sounds with four exciting new products to expand your Pentium
 4 processor-based PC: an enhanced digital camera, a customizable digital audio player, a more robust home network system and a kids' digital video camera.
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? New: The 4-in-1 digital camera
? New: Digital flicks are for kids
? New: MP3* and WMA* power in your pocket
? New: A robust wireless network on the go

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Featuring an all-new design and software suite, our updated Intel
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CALENDAR ENTRY:	APPOINTMENT

Description:
	Randy B to meet in Lynn's office

Date:		2/26/2001
Time:		2:00 PM - 5:00 PM (Central Standard Time)

Chairperson:	Outlook Migration Team

Detailed Description:


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---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 04/03/2001 12:58
PM ---------------------------
From: Travis McCullough@ECT on 04/03/2001 12:52 PM
To: Gregg Penman/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc: Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@Enron

Subject: enovate, LLC

Gregg:

Here is a very brief summary of my review of the LLC Agreement.  It appears
that the only thing we really need in order for Enron to more actively manage
enovate's funds is a resolution by enovate's Board of Managers approving
Enron Corp.'s investment of enovate's funds according to a policy that
mirror's Enron's investment policy.  This would enable our treasury group to
invest enovate's funds in the same manner that they invest Enron's.  I
believe the following provisions of the LLC Agreement already contemplate
such an arrangement:

enovate is managed by the Board of Managers, which delegates its management
rights to the Managing Member (which is an Enron entity) (Section 6.1).
The Board adopts various policies and guidelines for certain activities of
enovate, and enovate has apparently already adopted Enron Corp.'s risk
procedures and control guidelines (see def'n of Risk Procedures and Control
Guidelines).  The mechanism is already in place for enovate to adopt Enron's
investment policies.
The Managing Member has the express authority under Section 6.1.2, subject to
the risk guidelines, to (among other things) open and maintain bank and
investment accounts (Section 6.1.2(c) and invest Company funds in the name
and on behalf of the Company (Section 6.1.2(j)).  The Managing Member is also
required to establish and maintain certain accounts for the Company (Section
10.4).
The Managing Member has the obligation to provide reports to the Board of
Managers, which will enable the Board of Managers to ensure that Enron is
complying with the investment policy.
The LLC agreement does prohibit the Managing Member from commingling
enovate's funds with those of any other member.  Our treasury group has
confirmed that any investment of enovate's funds by Enron will be as agent
for enovate and investments will be held in enovate's name.
Enron's treasury group already provides a similar function to several other
entities with third party investors in which we are the managing member.  I
am certain that they would be happy to answer any questions that Peoples may
have about how the investment program would be implemented and conducted.

Therefore, I think that the LLC agreement already provides the basic
authorization for Enron to invest enovate's funds; in fact, Enron could
really just go ahead and start an investment program without any action by
the members whatsoever -- adopting an investment policy and investing funds
is clearly within the authority already granted to the Managing Member.
Obviously, though, it is in our best interests to make sure that Peoples is
comfortable with what we are doing,  We could probably also "customize" the
resolutions authorizing Enron to provide this service to address any concerns
that Peoples may have; however, I think it would be best if we did not
substantially depart from the existing Enron guidelines, as it may make it
more difficult for the treasury group to manage the funds if they are
required to operate by different rules.

Feel free to pass this message on to Peoples, and feel free to call if you
have any questions before our Thursday call.

Travis McCullough
Enron North America Corp.
1400 Smith Street EB 3893
Houston Texas 77002
Phone:  (713) 853-1575
Fax: (713) 646-3490


Elaine:

Please coordinate with the legal department in London on these issues.  They
are familiar with arranging for Enron Corp. guaranties.

Mark


Jeff,

Good to see you in New York last week at the Guggenheim -- I enjoyed your
company at the dinner.  Lisa Yoho passed on your questions about the Bush
Energy Plan and opportunities for EGM, so I thought I'd outline a few from
Lisa Jacobson's and my perspective.  Many of the recommendations in the
Energy Plan are very broad and could take months (if not years) to approve.
However, there are certainly a few areas where EGM could find more immediate
opportunity, or where we could weigh in to make the longer-term components of
the plan beneficial to Enron.

Short-term opportunities

$2 billion over ten years for Clean Coal Technologies:  There may be
opportunities to pursue R&D funding, pilot projects, or tax incentives for
technologies such as NOx Tech.  While the bulk of this money could take
several years to approve, there is "clean coal" program money available now
for FY 2002, and DOE is already structuring programs for 2003 money.   I have
already discussed this briefly with the Clean Energy Solutions folks, but we
have good contacts at DOE and they are very anxious to work with Enron, as
they see us as a company who can help make the most of their R&D money
because we are serious about moving technologies to market.

Climate Change R&D:  Any financial support the government puts toward climate
change R&D could likely also be utilized for new generation/control
technologies, but this would be a longer-term opportunity.

New Source Review (NSR) Reforms -  NSR has been an obstacle to constructing
new generation, but also a huge thorn in the side of big coal-using utilities
who would like to make modifications to keep grandfathered plants alive as
long as possible.  The Clinton/Browner EPA brought major enforcement lawsuits
against a number (Southern, TVA, AEP, Cinergy) and a few have settled
(Cinergy, TECO). The Bush Energy Plan asks the EPA and Justice Dept. to look
at 1) possible changes to the NSR enforcement lawsuits and 2) longer term
changes to NSR regulation -- all in the name of bringing more energy supply
on line.  The utilities are mounting very aggressive lobbying efforts to
change NSR.

A DOJ decision on the enforcement could be forthcoming in the short term
(summer 2001).  In the big picture for Enron, letting the big, coal-using
utilities off the hook would not be the best outcome -- enforcement relief
only holds benefits for the incumbents and not new entrants in the power
development market.   But if it happens, we'll make sure the EGM folks have
good advance warning so that they can take advantage of any coal trading or
technology plays that they might find as a result from these utilities moving
forward with plant modifications or capacity increases.

Any NSR regulatory changes will be fought over the longer-term (with
resistance from environmentalists), and could also likely be addressed in the
multipollutant debate -- see below.

Long Term Opportunities/Advocacy

Multipollutant legislation -  A regulatory program that all at once
streamlines regulation of NOx, SO2 and mercury as well as provides relief
from NSR requirements could be extremely beneficial for EGM's emissions
trading and technology businesses (as well as a number of other Enron
businesses).   Nationwide trading for these pollutants would open up markets
and create liquidity far beyond the current programs.   Regulatory certainly
for generators seeking to upgrade, expand and improve efficiency at power
plants could provide incentives for technology and risk management services.

Our Environmental Strategies group has developed a multipollutant plan that
achieves a number of goals for Enron, including nationwide cap-and-trade for
3 (or even 4, if CO2 is included) pollutants in a way that provides
incentives for new technologies, promotes fuel diversity, and has economic
safeguards in place.   We've structured it to have multiple benefits to
Enron, and we are working on getting key Administration and congressional
officials to adopt our ideas.   We're making progress, but expect this debate
to go on for at least a few years.

Here are some excerpts from recent slides summarizing our plan, if you're
interested.

Please let us know if you have any questions - we are happy to work with you
and anyone in EGM to take advantage of opportunities in these environmental
proposals.

Regards,

Jeff Keeler
Director, Environmental Strategies
Enron
(202) 466-9157
Cell Phone (203) 464-1541

Lisa Jacobson
Manager, Environmental Strategies
Enron
(202) 466-9176


Not surprisingly, the organization is moving faster than Rick Buy's vacation
schedule.  Our meeting is set with Mark Frevert, Rick Buy, you and me on
August 28 -- two weeks from next Monday, dictated by Rick Buy's schedule.  I
am concerned that waiting that long to get with Mark to discuss the potential
formalization of a global risk management operations role will put us behind
the curve.

Mike McConnell and Jeff Shankman plan to release a memo tomorrow on the
structure of the Global Markets team, which will include a discussion on
Brent's role and reporting responsibilities.  Brent and Scott Earnest are
flying to London next Monday evening to spend the remainder of the week in
that office to iron out details on supporting the global markets businesses.
Many of their discussions will be with Mike Jordan and some logical points
will be raised around co-ordination between EEL and EGM.  In a conversation
with Gary Hickerson on Tuesday regarding his business, he stated that he
wanted to be sure that I had responsibility over London operations, as he
will have support personnel in London and wants to be certain that efforts
are coordinated.  Separately, Jeff Shankman said that he was certainly
comfortable with Brent in the Operations/CAO role but that he wanted Brent to
report to me to ensure consistency, access to support resources and logic
around systems issues that cut across the ocean.  I told him that you and I
had had discussions about a more formalized role to encompass responsibility
for London and that we had a meeting planned with Mark Frevert on August 28.
That's a lifetime to a trader, and Jeff said he hoped that we could nail that
down before the end of the month.

What are your thoughts about an earlier meeting with Mark Frevert?  The
summary of doorstep findings can be finalized early next week.  I have
checked Mark's travel schedule.  He will be in the Houston office next week,
with Thursday, August 17 as the best day to potentially schedule a meeting.

I am not trying to rush this process, yet I know that by the end of August
much will have been decided around coordinating between ENA, EGM and EEL
operations.  I would like to be in a position to help guide those decisions,
rather than arrive at the party late.


Here it is.  Thanks. DF
---------------------- Forwarded by Drew Fossum/ET&S/Enron on 02/04/2000
10:37 AM ---------------------------

	From:  Susan Scott                           02/03/2000 03:52 PM

To: Drew Fossum@ENRON, Steven Harris/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Kevin
Hyatt/ET&S/Enron@Enron, Lorraine Lindberg/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Donna
Martens/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Mary Kay Miller/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Keith
Petersen/ET&S/Enron@ENRON
cc: sstojic@gbmdc.com, fkelly@gbmdc.com

Subject: Gallup request for rehearing

Here is the attachment...

---------------------- Forwarded by Susan Scott/ET&S/Enron on 02/03/2000
03:51 PM ---------------------------

	From:  Susan Scott                           02/03/2000 03:51 PM

To: Drew Fossum@ENRON, Steven Harris/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Kevin
Hyatt/ET&S/Enron@Enron, Lorraine Lindberg/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Donna
Martens/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Mary Kay Miller/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Keith
Petersen/ET&S/Enron@ENRON
cc: sstojic@gbmdc.com, fkelly@gbmdc.com

Subject: Gallup request for rehearing

Attached is my draft of a request for rehearing.  It incorporates Mr.
Stojic's and Mr. Kelly's initial comments.  Please review it and let me know
if you have any comments on or before Tuesday afternoon (I will be out of the
office Monday).  Thank you!


George,

 The San Marcos project is sounding very attractive.  I have one other
investor in addition to Keith that has interest.  Some additional background
information on Larry and yourself would be helpful.

 Background Questions:

 Please provide a brief personal history of the two principals involved in
Creekside.

 Please list projects completed during the last 5 years.  Include the project
description, investors, business entity,

 Please provide the names and numbers of prior investors.

 Please provide the names and numbers of several subcontractors used on
recent projects.

 With regard to the proposed investment structure, I would suggest a couple
of changes to better align the risk/reward profile between Creekside and the
investors.

 Preferable Investment Structure:

 Developers guarantee note, not investors.

 Preferred rate of return (10%) must be achieved before any profit sharing.

 Builder assumes some risk for cost overruns.

         Since this project appears so promising, it seems like we should
tackle these issues now.  These questions are not intended to be offensive in
any way.  It is my desire to build a successful project with Creekside that
leads to future opportunities.  I  am happy to provide you with any
information that you need to evaluate myself or Keith as a business partner.

Sincerely,

Phillip Allen


Lucky you.  I think you should convince her that her house is too small for
her and the kids.


Here is today's report:

This information is for the private use of the recipient and may not be disclosed to any other entity (including affiliates) without the prior written consent of Enron North America.  All of the above prices are "indicative" prices  and are subject to change depending upon changing market conditions and liquidity.  The transactions are also subject to negotiation of mutually acceptable definitive agreements, satisfactory credit arrangements and the approval of the respective management's of our two companies. This term sheet is not intended to create a binding or enforceable contract nor is it an offer or a commitment to enter into any transaction.  All terms are subject to change until  agreement as to a specific transaction has been reached.  ENA is not acting as a fiduciary or advisor and you should evaluate and understand the terms, conditions, and risks of all transactions in making your decisions with respect thereto

Mark D. Smith
Manager
Enron North America
713-853-6601
Mark.Smith@enron.com


EES wants to terminate energy contracts(futures cintracts) with two bankrupt entities. Can you let Bob Williams know if you have any comments/suggestions to his letter?
 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Williams, Robert C.
Sent:	Thursday, June 14, 2001 4:32 PM
To:	Frazier, Lamar; Dotson, Marcus
Cc:	Sanders, Richard B.; Sharp, Vicki; 'lengels@brobeck.com'; 'jwhite@brobeck.com'; 'lacyr@sullcrom.com'; Smith, Mike
Subject:	Forward Contract Termination Notices

Pending Mark Haedicke's okay, here are my suggested termination notices to Unisil and Tri-Valley Growers:

     UNISIL:

                [Date}

                [Jason to provide attorney name]

                 Re:  Power Sales Agreement between UniSil Corporation and Enron Energy Marketing Corp.,
                         successor by merger to PG&E Energy Services Corp.("EEMC"), originally entered into
                         between EEMC and UniSil Corp. as of December 5, 1997, and subsequently assigned
                         to UniSil Acquisition Corp. (the "Agreement")

                  Dear ___________:

                  Pursuant to Section 3.3.2 of the Agreeement and Section 556 of the Bankruptcy Code, EEMC hereby terminates
                  the Agreement, effective immediately.

                  Very truly yours,

                   Marcus?

TRI VALLEY GROWERS:

                    [Date]

                    [Marcus--who is Tri Valley Growers' bankruptcy counsel?]

                    Re:  Retail Power Sales Contract between Tri Valley Growers and Enron Energy Marketing Corp., successor
                           by merger to PG&E Energy Services Corp. ("EEMC"), entered into as of August 28, 1998 (the "Contract")

                    [Same as UniSil except Contract not Agreement]


Things are a little busy now - when do we have to play by?

I normally play in the morning but maybe next Saturday would work.

See ya.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Rogers, Benjamin
Sent:	Monday, October 22, 2001 1:11 PM
To:	Donahue, Jeff
Subject:	Tennis?

Jeff:
It looks like we are playing eachother in the Met's consolation round.  The best time I can play is either after work or some time on the weekend.  Let me know what works for you.
Ben


We just completed a twin tower with a star trek looking sky ring that joins them...

TOP TEN USES FOR THE NEW ENE BLDG

 1. HEALTH CLUB
 2. LOFTS
 3. PUBLIC STORAGE
 4. HOTEL FOR SEC INVESTIGATION TEAM
 5.SKY RING BAR AND BROTHEL
 6. SCRAP METAL
 7.RETAIL CENTER
 8. MINIMUM SECURITY FEDERAL PRISON FOR EXECUTIVES
 9.PROP IN NEXT HOLLYWOOD ACTION FLICK: IMPLOSION
 10.PERMANENT REMINDER TO ALL INVESTORS: SELL WHEN THEY BUILD A MONUMENT TO SELF


ok, re?

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Yoho, Lisa
Sent:	Thursday, July 05, 2001 4:54 PM
To:	Sturm, Fletcher J.
Subject:

Hey - we ordered 2 of your books from Amazon.com, so meet with us, ok?   : )  Lisa


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   literature clandestinely. Also, such literature.

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   text messages, cartoons and poems of the revolt. It is both funny
   and a valuable record of samizdat literature and Philippine popular
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   (Hong Kong), Jan 17, 2002.

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---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 02/02/2001
05:08 PM ---------------------------
From: Cathy Phillips on 01/31/2001 05:58 PM
To: Mark Frevert/NA/Enron@Enron, Mike McConnell/HOU/ECT@ECT, Jeffrey A
Shankman/HOU/ECT@ECT, Doug Arnell/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Alan
Aronowitz/HOU/ECT@ECT, Pierre Aury/LON/ECT@ECT, Sally Beck/HOU/ECT@ECT, Rick
Bergsieker/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Kathryn
Corbally/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Stephen H Douglas/HOU/ECT@ECT, Jennifer
Fraser/HOU/ECT@ECT, Shanna Funkhouser/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Eric
Gonzales/LON/ECT@ECT, Gary Hickerson/HOU/ECT@ECT, Vince J
Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT, Larry Lawyer/NA/Enron@Enron, Chris Mahoney/LON/ECT@ECT,
George McClellan/HOU/ECT@ECT, Thomas Myers/HOU/ECT@ECT, John L
Nowlan/HOU/ECT@ECT, Beth Perlman/HOU/ECT@ECT, Brent A Price/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Daniel Reck/HOU/ECT@ECT, Cindy Skinner/HOU/ECT@ECT, Stuart
Staley/LON/ECT@ECT, Mark Tawney/HOU/ECT@ECT, Scott Tholan/Corp/Enron@Enron,
Lisa Yoho/NA/Enron@Enron, Neil Davies/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc: Nicki Daw/NA/Enron@Enron, Cathy Phillips/HOU/ECT@ECT, Jennifer
Burns/HOU/ECT@ECT, DeMonica Lipscomb/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Yvonne
Francois/Corp/Enron@Enron, Angie Collins/HOU/ECT@ECT, Donna
Baker/HOU/ECT@ECT, Helen Marie Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT, Chantelle
Villanueva/HOU/ECT@ECT, Betty J Coneway/HOU/ECT@ECT, Patti
Thompson/HOU/ECT@ECT, Cherylene R Westbrook/HOU/ECT@ECT, Candace
Parker/LON/ECT@ECT, Sharon Purswell/HOU/ECT@ECT, Gloria Solis/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Brenda J Johnston/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Kim
Hickok/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Susan McCarthy/LON/ECT@ECT, Paula
Forsyth/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Kristy Carnes/NA/Enron@ENRON, Shirley
Crenshaw/HOU/ECT@ECT, Jody Underwood/NA/Enron@ENRON, Kathleen D
Hardeman/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Stuart
Cichosz/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Judy Zoch/NA/Enron@ENRON, Sunita
Katyal/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Legal Temp 3/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: EGM Presentation - Revised Version

Attached below is the most recently revised copy of the Enron Global Markets
presentation.  Please disregard all previous copies and use the attached
information when preparing presentations.

Please let me know if you have any questions.  Thank you.

Cathy Phillips
713-853-6898


Sounds great! Can I wear my CCC letter jacket?
Kasey

----- Original Message -----
From: "Laura Jahnke" <ljahnke@aerotek.com>
To: "Susan Edwards" <susan_s_edwards@yahoo.com>; <sscott5@enron.com>; "Ash
Mace" <ashley.a.mace@williams.com>; <Lisa.Gillette@enron.com>;
<elaina5@hotmail.com>; "Katy Hester" <katyhester@hotmail.com>; "Emily
Hillegeist" <ehillegeist@hotmail.com>; <Kelbarker@aol.com>; "Kasey Walker"
<kaseywalker@mindspring.com>; <sonderfan@hotmail.com>;
<lodgesarah@hotmail.com>; "Laura White" <LWhite@StageStores.com>;
<Corinne_Connally@Dell.com>
Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2000 7:20 AM
Subject: Christmas Dinner

> Girls-
> Thank you for the responses.  So far it has been overwhelmingly
> positive!  I really can't wait to get us all together.  Emily had
> suggested Ousies's Table-as well as a coworker of mine.  Yesterday
> during our lunch break we went and looked at Ousies's and it seems
> pretty cute.  Unfortunately they were not open, but I heard they light
> it up at night and it is supposed to be really pretty.  The other
> suggestion is Benji's.  Lis-you made a good point.  It would be nice to
> try somewhere new.
> I have not heard from Sarah or Kelly-so if you talk to them-please pass
> them the message.  I know Kelly usually checks her email, but I am not
> sure about Sarah.  If anyone has a number for her-let me know.  I also
> haven't heard from Susan Scott-so Lisa- you are in charge of that.
> Ashley-I know you've gotten this message-so reply!  : )
> Corinne-Sorry that you will not be able to make it. : (  If anything
> changes-let us know.
> Jen's flight comes in around 7 that night-so I thought we would make the
> reservations for 8-830 so she has time to make it.
> Let me know what ya'll think.
> -Laura
>
>


Appoved.  See the attached which has some minor changes.

Christine Stokes
06/28/2000 08:49 AM
To: Steven Harris/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Glen Hass/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Susan
Scott/ET&S/Enron@ENRON, Jeffery Fawcett/ET&S/Enron@ENRON
cc: Kevin Hyatt/ET&S/Enron@Enron

Subject: Transwestern Contract Approval Request

TRANSWESTERN PIPELINE COMPANY

Please review the attached non-standard discount letter for Sempra Energy
Trading Corporation.  Pursuant to Sempra's Gallup Expansion Agreement
allowing Sempra the right to "call" upon SoCalNeedles capacity, subject to
availability, at a $.30 rate,  Sempra has requested to obtain 23,000 Dth/d of
East of Thoreau (EOT) to SoCalNeedles capacity for the July - October term.
Sempra's blended rate of $.2928 represents 21,500 Dth/d of capacity at
$.30/Dth (their "call" capacity) and 1,500 Dth/d of additional Needles
capacity sold to them at $.19/Dth.

Non-standard provisions contained in Sempra's original Gallup expansion
Agreement  are included in the discount letter and contained in Paragraphs 3
and 4:

 Paragragh 3 grants Sempra the ability to have alternate delivery points in
Transwestern's EOT Area at the discounted rate in situations where SoCalGas'
"window"  can be shown to reduce Sempra's nominated deliveries to SoCalGas.
Sempra must provide Transwestern a written confirmation from SoCalGas
indicating a reduction in scheduled volumes in order to obtain such alternate
delivery capacity at the discounted rate.  If written confirmation is either
not provided or Sempra elects to transport on an alternate basis to the EOT
Area due to favorable market conditions, then the rate for such transport
shall be the discounted rate plus $.01.

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transportation agreement, to move their primary delivery point from
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Hi Liz -- I talked to Grant today and he told me you guys will be heading
to Washington for Christmas and for your sister's wedding.  We wish it
would have worked out for you to come to the big D but understand.  He also
filled me on on your unstoppable ascendancy to the top of the charts of
your club's tennis elite.  I'm not surprised and good luck.  Do you yell
every time you hit the ball yet?

We'll be working on a country weekend in January for us all to get together
in the beautiful Hico, Texas area.  As the realtors say, it is the "top of
the hill country".

Martin


Would you like to buy some $84 ENE Calls? How is you day going? Did you come to an agreement regarding your trip? Let me know what time you are going to be home tonight and I'll give you shout.

Chris


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Richard it appears there was more than one day of generation however, only one day produce dollars.  I am going to forward this on the Riverside to see if they agree to the statement forwarded by EPMI.  If you have any reservation about me forwarding this please let me know.

Thanks,

Pam
---------------------- Forwarded by Pamela Carter/HOU/EES on 08/09/2001 04:29 PM ---------------------------
From:	Jim Reyes/ENRON@enronXgate on 08/09/2001 02:55 PM
To:	Pamela Carter/HOU/EES@EES
cc:
Subject:	EES Jan


---------------------- Forwarded by Rob G Gay/NA/Enron on 02/26/2001 04:08 AM
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Rob G Gay
02/26/2001 09:06 AM
To: MarciaManarin@hotmail.com
cc:

Subject:

Sorry we did'nt talk before you left.  You know I'm wishing you lots of
happiness and prosperity.  I know our paths will cross again and I cannot
wait.  Take care of yourself.

Beija

Rob


AFTER THE ATTACK
Minnesota pipeline operators told to increase security
Dan Browning; Staff Writer
09/25/2001
Star-Tribune Newspaper of the Twin Cities Mpls.-St. Paul

Wood's First FERC Meeting Expected to be Long
NGI's Daily Gas Price Index
published : September 26, 2001

Senate to discuss infrastructure security, supply
Gas Daily
September 26, 2001

Pipeline operational update
Gas Daily
September 26, 2001

Utilities, refineries, pipelines step up security Energy But experts say facilities in Southern California and elsewhere were not designed to thwart terrorists. Series: utility.0923
CHRIS KNAP and TONY SAAVEDRA
09/23/2001
The Orange County Register

US Physical Natural Gas Prices Fall; Thin Trading Ranges
09/25/2001
Dow Jones Energy Service

INDIA PRESS:DPC,Govt Fail To Reach Stake Sale Pact At Mtg
09/26/2001
Dow Jones International News

Futures Quiet at Options Expire; Traders Look to Storage Report
NGI's Daily Gas Price Index
published : September 26, 2001

Calif Agency Urges Greater Natural Gas Storage, Delivery
09/25/2001
Dow Jones Energy Service

Producers See Sept. 11 Effect on Winter Gas Demand
NGI's Daily Gas Price Index
published : September 26, 2001

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AFTER THE ATTACK
Minnesota pipeline operators told to increase security
Dan Browning; Staff Writer

09/25/2001
Star-Tribune Newspaper of the Twin Cities Mpls.-St. Paul
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The state of Minnesota has told its 85 pipeline operators to increase security on the 62,000 miles of natural gas and hazardous liquid lines that crisscross the state.
Pipeline operators were told they should increase patrols and be alert to any unusual activities or packages left near their facilities, said Ron Wiest, chief engineer for the Minnesota Office of Pipeline Safety. They were told to maintain the heightened security for the foreseeable future and to notify authorities of any irregularities or suspicions, he said.
Two-thirds of the state's pipelines carry natural gas. The remainder carry commodities such as jet fuel, crude oil and other hazardous liquids.
The federal Office of Pipeline Safety sent two security circulars - one right after the Sept. 11 attacks and one on Sept. 14 - to thousands of companies operating more than 2 million miles of pipelines nationwide.
Wiest said the Sept. 11 circular cited the attacks in New York and Washington, advising pipeline operators that "their system may be affected by terrorist acts not specifically directed at their facility."
The second circular reiterated the threat and advised the companies, which provide their own protection, to institute a heightened level of security and increase personnel.
Wiest said operators were cautioned not to record or discuss the specifics of their security methods. But it primarily would involve increased patrols and video surveillance, he said.
A presidential commission in 1997 described pipelines as sitting ducks.
"The increase in transportation of oil via pipelines over the last decade provides a huge, attractive, and largely unprotected target array," according to the report "Critical Foundations: Protecting America's Infrastructures."
"Oil and gas vulnerabilities include lines at river crossings; interconnects; valves, pumps, and compressors; and natural gas city gates," the report said. "Large metropolitan areas could be deprived of critical fuel for an extended period by a properly executed attack."
The U.S. Office of Pipeline Safety, a division of the Department of Transportation, said it was unaware of any specific threats to the lines.
The largest natural gas pipeline operator in Minnesota is Northern Natural Gas Co., a division of Houston-based Enron Corp. About 3,200 of the company's 17,000 miles of pipelines are in Minnesota.
Most of Northern Natural's pipelines in Minnesota are underground, but they emerge where they enter compressor and meter stations.
Gina Taylor, spokeswoman for Northern Natural, said it has not received any information about a specific threat to the pipelines.
Even so, the company has increased staff at all "manned facilities" and is keeping in close touch with authorities and the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America, a trade group, she said.

NGI's Daily Gas Price Index
published : September 26, 2001
Wood's First FERC Meeting Expected to be Long
Today's regular FERC meeting, the first one over which Chairman Pat Wood III will preside, promises to be a very long and interesting one. In addition to the regular consent agenda items, the Commission has listed a number of administrative issues that will be discussed, including the adequacy of the energy infrastructure, an update on the pipeline capacity situation to and within California, "strategic and 2002 business plans," as well as other items. (AD01-2, AD01-3, AD01-1).
FERC's long-awaited action Wednesday on its affiliate rule is likely to be the focus of considerable attention (RM01-10). The Commission is expected to plug up the loopholes surrounding the flow of non-public information between regulated energy companies and their unregulated affiliates.
On the electric side, the Commission also has docketed discussions addressing "significant national transmission constraints," and the progress of regional transmission organizations (EX01-2, EX01-3)). For natural gas, FERC has scheduled discussions of gas pipeline operational flow orders, and the "efficient and effective collection of data" (GX01-1, GX01-2).

Senate to discuss infrastructure security, supply
Gas Daily
September 26, 2001
In closed testimony today, the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources is due to review the energy industry's response to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Although the hearing is not open to the public, the discussions are likely to focus on measures to protect sensitive infrastructure, including ways to safeguard major pipelines and transmission lines from potential terrorist threats.
The Senate's renewed focus on energy is also likely to lend momentum to efforts to bolster domestic supply -- including a Republican-led bid to open up the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
Security has been a watchword for the industry since Sept. 11. Although the attacks delayed a number of energy policy initiatives (GD 9/21), Congress is now turning its attention to the issue again.
Federal agencies have also followed suit. Immediately after the attacks, FERC pledged that it would allow energy companies to recover the cost of any security upgrades made to protect vital infrastructure (GD 9/17).
Today's hearing will cover a broad range of issues. Representatives from all sectors of the energy industry will deliver testimony; both domestic and international issues will be on the agenda.
The first panel will feature testimony from Deputy Energy Secretary Francis Blake. A second panel will comprise members of the main energy associations, including the National Petroleum Council, the American Gas Association, Edison Electric Institute, the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America and the North American Electric Reliability Council.
Scheduled to appear on behalf of the industry are: Robert Gilham, manager of global security for Conoco, representing the NPC; Ralph Beedle, senior vice president of the Nuclear Energy Institute; Laurence Downes, chairman and CEO of New Jersey Resources, representing AGA; Eugene McGrath, chairman, president and CEO of Consolidated Edison, representing EEI; Greg Bilinski, vice president, transmission for Duke Energy Gas Transmission, representing INGAA; and Michehl Gent, president of NARUC.
Nuclear security is one topic of concern. In response to the attacks, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission advised nuclear power plants to go on high alert; NRC has also launched a review of security regulations.
But ensuring pipeline security is also a major worry, particularly because the United States depends on cross-border pipeline systems that ship gas from Canada. With that in mind, some in Washington are worried that gas transmission infrastructure might potentially be targeted.
Earlier this week, Senator Bob Bennett, R-Utah, introduced legislation to encourage information sharing between the federal government and private industry on infrastructure issues. "With more than 85% of critical infrastructure entities owned and operated by the private sector, voluntarily shared information leads to a more focused understanding of threats and empowers government, industry and private citizens to mitigate risk," Bennett said.
The Critical Infrastructure Information Security Act, co- sponsored by Sen. Jon Kyl, R-Ariz., would allow companies to voluntarily submit sensitive information to federal agencies while keeping the information confidential. According to the bill's sponsors, information shared with a federal agency for security purposes would be protected from requests under the Freedom of Information Act.
In addition, the bill would allow for companies within one industry to share information on infrastructure without being subject to antitrust review. The bill would also require the federal government to share information with the private sector in the form of notifications, warnings and strategic analysis.
The discussions over energy security are also likely to spur more debate over drilling in ANWR. A scant two weeks ago, Republicans and Democrats were gearing up for a fight over President Bush's proposed energy policy. In a statement yesterday, House Majority Whip Tom DeLay, R-Texas, urged the Senate to join the House by passing the Securing America's Future Energy Act of 2001.
"As we stand here together, America understands that the defense of freedom hinges on our energy security. A bipartisan majority in the House knew this before the terrorist attacks on September 11. That's why we came together to pass the Securing America's Future Energy Act of 2001," said DeLay. "We all understood the vital security and stability improvements it carried for our energy needs."
DeLay said opening up ANWR to exploration and production would be "one important step" in that process.
"Opening ANWR could meet the daily energy requirements of our armed forces for an entire year. Look at it another way; it could replace all the oil from Iraq for the next fifty years," he said. "We can't wait another day. The strength of our security, the health of our economy, rests on expanding our domestic energy supply immediately."

Pipeline operational update
Gas Daily
September 26, 2001
Reliant Energy Gas Transmission's Amber Compressor Station will require unscheduled maintenance beginning at 9 a.m. today. This work will take approximately three days to complete. Effective today, all interruptible and secondary firm supplies of gas flowing from west of Amber Station to markets east of the station will be reduced to zero for the duration of the work. For the month of October, El Paso Field Services will have approximately 20 million cfd of delivery space available to Transwestern Pipeline through its Carlsbad-Transwestern interconnect at meters 14873 and 78093. The company said shippers may flow gas to Transwestern provided the gas has been properly nominated in EPFS Star Web system for the next day's flow and a corresponding take away nomination has been confirmed with Transwestern.

Utilities, refineries, pipelines step up security Energy But experts say facilities in Southern California and elsewhere were not designed to thwart terrorists. Series: utility.0923
CHRIS KNAP and TONY SAAVEDRA

09/23/2001
The Orange County Register
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Although utilities, refineries and gas pipelines have stepped up security in the wake of the terrorist attacks Sept. 11, experts say Southern California -- and the country -- are still vulnerable to attacks from determined terrorists.
Built in the 1950s and '60s, long before terrorism became a domestic threat, Southern California's refineries, public water supplies, even nuclear power plants are too close to public thoroughfares and too accessible to commonly available assault weapons.
To date, these facilities have relied primarily on chain-link fences, security cameras and the belief that "it won't happen here," national counter-terrorism experts say.
Local law-enforcement officials say residents should feel safe.
Orange County sheriff's officials say they had cataloged and assessed potential targets long before last week's attacks. They moved immediately to step up security for utilities, mass- entertainment businesses and religious facilities, among other vulnerable facilities.
"The county of Orange at this moment has as much safety resources as at any time in history," Assistant Sheriff George Jaramillo said. "You can never prepare for every eventuality, but we are as safe as we can possibly be."
Terrorism experts don't agree.
"Does the U.S. have sufficient security at its utilities and refineries? No, and you may quote me: No," said Thom as L. Preston, a former Army counterterrorism officer who now heads Preston Global, an international security-consulting firm based in Kentucky.
"We have represented a number of utilities and developed counterterrorism plans for them," Preston said. "But the common view is: It won't happen on my watch."
One theory that weighs against terror attacks in Orange County, some experts say, is that terrorists want to make a major spectacle and create as big a disruption as possible.
Although local officials have identified some 40 "areas of concern," including Disneyland, the San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant, and John Wayne Airport, none of them could create the flaming spectacle of the World Trade Center coming down.
"Most terrorists want something big, eye-catching, spontaneous -- something that controls the media," said David F. Ray, a former Secret Service section chief who now performs risk management for major corporations.
According to terrorism experts and a survey of Southern California infrastructure, there are still many areas of vulnerability: a major refinery with a public diner and parking lot just across the street. A major power plant with a public animal shelter just on the other side of the chain link. Miles of aqueducts so accessible that people routinely fish in them. A nuclear power plant that fronts on a public beach.
Federal officials have warned utilities, refineries and pipeline companies to take steps to safeguard their facilities.
"We would be ignorant to assume we've seen the worst of the worst, that there are not other (terrorist) cells that will be of equal or more devastation to us," said Matthew Devost, co-founder of the Terrorism Research Center in Virginia.
Utilities feel they are well-protected:
Southern California Edison said it has stepped up security at high- voltage transmission lines and other power facilities. Edison said it can't guard every mile of lines, but "the transmission system is designed with redundancy in the event of a loss of power or a lost (transmission) path," said Steve Conroy, media-relations manager for Edison.
The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, which provides most of the drinking supply from Santa Barbara to the Mexican border, closed public access to its offices and facilities and quadrupled guards at key points.
Water is being sampled several times daily. Joe Tait, chief operating officer for MWD, said the water supply is so large that it would be difficult to contaminate.
"You'd need a tremendous amount of some kind of agent to affect our waters," Tait said.
Refineries and fossil-fuel pipelines immediately went on heightened alert after the attacks last week.
"It's been a situation, ever since the attack, of heightened security and heightened awareness," said Larry Pierce of Kinder Morgan, which owns 30,000 miles of natural gas and refined petroleum product pipelines in the United States, including a major pipeline through Southern California.
"Obviously we are taking precautions."

US Physical Natural Gas Prices Fall; Thin Trading Ranges

09/25/2001
Dow Jones Energy Service
(Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)
HOUSTON -(Dow Jones)- U.S. physical natural gas prices fell slightly Tuesday on light demand, as traders took advantage of cash-outs on pipelines and a small backwardation premium to the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Cash prices in Florida led the nation, with prices at the Florida Citygate around $2.71 a million British thermal units. Most other pipelines were just under or just above $2/MMBtu.
"Everything was pretty flat," a Texas trader said. Traders in Texas and the Gulf Coast mostly pointed to storage buying and people rushing to next month baseload trading.
Looking ahead, some incremental demand may be seen next month, as some utilities switch to natural gas from fuel oil and a number of nuclear energy sites go off-line for maintenance, one veteran trader said.
October, a shoulder month, tends to be a major price discount month, he said. On the Nymex there's currently about a 40-cent difference between the outgoing October contract and the November contract.
Traders again saw tight ranges Tuesday, as the Nymex's October contract traded under the spot cash bid-ask price, which are both at 30-month lows.
Traders are in the midst of a three-day monthly bid week as they set baseload pricing for October.
The Nymex Oct natural gas futures contract rose 1.5 cents to settle at $1.925/MMBtu, near lows seen in March 1999.
October expires Wednesday. Some traders see the 17,000 $2/MMBtu puts, well above Tuesday's settlement, as a prime reason for short covering Wednesday ahead of expiration and the American Gas Association's storage report. Early predictions are for the AGA report to show a build around 84 billion cubic feet up to 94 Bcf.
At the benchmark Henry Hub in south Louisiana, the delivery point for Nymex gas, prices fell 1 cent-4 cents to a $1.93-$1.97/MMBtu closing range. First-of-month index for the Henry Hub is around $2.34/MMBtu.
Deals at Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Station No. 65 were done at $1.98-$2.09/MMBtu, down 1 cent-2 cents.
At the Arizona-California Border, where gas from El Paso's pipeline begins delivery to Southern California, buyers paid $1.77-$1.85/MMBtu, down 2 cents-5 cents. Index for September is at $2.66/MMBtu.
At PG&E Citygate, traders paid $1.88-$1.97/MMBtu, up 5 cents on the bid, down 6 cents on the offer. September first-of-month index is at $2.71/MMBtu.
At the Katy hub in East Texas, prices were in a $1.87-$1.93/MMBtu range, down 5 cents. First-of-month September index is $2.37/MMBtu.
At Waha in West Texas, buyers paid $1.74-$1.81/MMBtu, down 3 cents-4 cents. Index is at $2.32/MMBtu, traders said.

INDIA PRESS:DPC,Govt Fail To Reach Stake Sale Pact At Mtg

09/26/2001
Dow Jones International News
(Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)

NEW DELHI -(Dow Jones)- Enron Corp.'s (ENE) unit, Dabhol Power Co., and India's federal government have failed to reach an agreement on selling DPC's stake in the Dabhol power project, reports the Business Standard.
After the two-day meeting, DPC refused to accept the government's offer to sell its stake in the $2.9 billion power project at a 20% discount, the report says, quoting unnamed government sources.
"At the meeting, the two sides remained stuck to their respective positions and haven't made any progress so far," the newspaper quoted one of its sources as saying.
According to the report, the government won't take a stake in the 2,184 megawatt Dabhol project located in the western Indian state of Maharashtra. The government won't even allow any state-owned company to buy a stake in Dabhol, the report added.
As reported, Enron, which holds a 65% stake in Dabhol Power Co., threatened to pull out of the project following payment disputes with its sole buyer, the Maharashtra State Electricity Board, and the failure of India's federal government to honor its payment guarantee for the project.
Dabhol is the single largest foreign investment in India to date.

NGI's Daily Gas Price Index
published : September 26, 2001
Futures Quiet at Options Expire; Traders Look to Storage Report
Following Monday's 9% price drop, natural gas futures were held to an extremely-tight, nine-cent price range yesterday as traders elected to wait for fresh fundamental data to be released Wednesday. Unable to push to fresh lows or highs, the October contract notched an inside day on the daily chart yesterday, closing 1.5 cents stronger at $1.925.
Several traders noted that while crude oil futures rallied and then tumbled back below unchanged, natural gas prices remained steady Tuesday. For bulls who have had little to like about the market lately, the lack of follow though to the downside was well received. "Marginally bullish," were the words used by broker Tom Saal of Pioneer Futures in Miami to describe the slight uptick. "We were unable to probe beneath Monday's low at $1.88 and that is constructive."
Another feature of yesterday's trade that failed to spur much in the way of volatility was the expiration of the October options contract. Saal was quick to point to more than 17,000 $2.00 put options that existed as of Tuesday morning that never became a factor during the futures session. "Sometimes you get option-related buying or selling in the futures market as options players attempt to pin the futures contract near a specific strike price," Saal said. Obviously, that was not the case [Tuesday]." However, Saal believes that those puts may have a latent effect on prices. "Because those puts were likely exercised, there are some new shorts in this market that may need to cover their positions before the expiry of the October contract Wednesday," he reasoned.
Looking ahead, it goes almost without saying that there are traders out there who are looking to profit off the latest supply data to be released by the American Gas Association today at 2 p.m. (EDT). However, they had better act quickly this week. Last week Nymex moved to extend open-outcry pit trading hours this afternoon from 1:45 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. in order to take advantage of the liquidity surrounding the AGA's release. Nymex is usually open until 3:10 p.m. (EDT) giving traders a full 70 minutes in which to play the market. Today, traders will only have 45 minutes.
Expectations ahead of the storage report call for a net injection of 80-100 Bcf, which if realized would surpass last year's 77 Bcf injection, as well as the five-year average refill of 75 Bcf. As of Sept. 14 storage was 87% full at 2,757 Bcf, compared to 71% full at 2,325 a year ago.

Calif Agency Urges Greater Natural Gas Storage, Delivery

09/25/2001
Dow Jones Energy Service
(Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)
WASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- California needs to boost its instate natural gas pipeline capacity and underground storage systems to better cope with increasing demand for electricity production and winter heating, according to a report pending before the California Energy Commission.
"The state will need to monitor the natural gas situation closely to provide an early warning of developing problems in time to take actions to prevent shortages," the commission's Electricity and Natural Gas Committee said in a report analyzing last year's high natural gas costs.
The five-member energy commission will vote Oct. 3 to either accept the report or send it back to the committee for further work, a commission spokesman said Tuesday.
The unprecedented run-up in natural gas prices late last year was due to a combination of increased demand from electricity generators and colder-than-usual winter temperatures, combined with inadequate instate and interstate pipeline capacity, the report found.
"The extraordinarily high prices during this period appear to be the result of either the competitive market's rationing of supply through a scarcity premium, or price manipulation through the exercise of market power by market participants, or both," the report said.
"In any case, prices would have been lower if the receipt capacity in Southern California had been greater," the report said.
The findings have some bearing on the California Public Utilities Commission's complaint before the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, which alleges that El Paso Corp. (EPG) manipulated capacity on its pipeline system to drive up natural gas prices in the state.
A FERC administrative law judge is expected to rule on the complaint in early October.
Whether high prices in California were the result of scarcity premiums, manipulation by a company, or a combination of the two factors "is beyond the scope of this report," the committee report pending before the state commission said.
California entered last winter's heating season with lower-than-usual gas in storage, and electricity generators were "indifferent" to the high gas prices because a "runaway electricity market" allowed them to pass the costs through to customers, the report said.
"These factors would have been exacerbated by the tight infrastructure conditions," the report noted.
The report recommended various actions to increase instate pipeline capacity and stepped-up monitoring of market conditions to provide warnings of future shortages.
The report also called for greater natural gas storage and increased instate production of gas, as well as development of a curtailment program to reduce demand during shortages.

NGI's Daily Gas Price Index
published : September 26, 2001
Producers See Sept. 11 Effect on Winter Gas Demand
Fueled by a weakened appetite for natural gas in the industrial sector, forecasts of normal weather for winter, bulging storage stocks and a grim economic fallout from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the Natural Gas Supply Association projected Tuesday that gas demand will be flat this winter compared to last year.
Based on a combination of these fundamentals, "we estimate that natural gas demand for this winter will range from a decrease of 2.1% (250 Bcf) to an increase of 1.5% (175 Bcf) compared to last year," forecasted the trade group, which represents major gas producers, in its annual Winter Outlook.
"Our analysis reveals a dramatically different natural gas market than this time last year, when we were expecting and experienced a rough winter heating season. While the fundamentals that drive the natural gas market all pointed toward higher prices last year, this year's fundamentals reveal a much improved scenario for this winter's consumers," said NGSA President Skip Horvath at a press briefing in Washington, DC.
In short, gas consumers can expect much lower utility bills this winter, according to the NGSA. Although certain "wildcards" exist for the short term that could alter some of its forecasts -- such as the prospect of war in the Middle East -- the producer group said it doesn't anticipate these will lead to "sustained price volatility" for gas.
The projection for a 1.5% increase in overall gas demand this winter, to 11.87 Tcf from 11.69 Tcf last winter, was made prior to the terror assaults, NGSA said. But it adjusted its demand figures downward in the wake of the attacks to account for the expected negative impact on industrial gas demand. It now predicts that overall winter gas demand will dip this year by 2.1% to 11.44 Tcf.
"The events of Sept. 11 will have the greatest impact on natural gas demand in the industrial sector. Before Sept. 11, we estimated an increase in industrial demand of 5.8% (216 Bcf) as industrial operators fuel-switched back to natural gas and increased their output. But in light of these events, it appears that industrial demand could decrease [by] as much as 4.8% (176 Bcf) from last year due to sluggish economic growth," the NGSA said. For this winter, it projects industrial gas demand will fall to 3.52 Tcf from 3.7 Tcf last year.
Due to forecasts of normal weather this winter, residential and commercial demand also is expected to drop by 6.6%, according to the NGSA. The group projects that demand for this sector will dip 395 Bcf to 5.59 Tcf during the winter months. It cautions that the demand figures for the residential/commercial sector could fall further -- by an additional 150-500 Bcf -- if this winter is a mild one. However, "a repeat of last winter could increase demand for these two sectors [by] an additional 400 Bcf," it said.
The one bright spot, the NGSA believes, will be the gas demand by the electric generation sector. It expects this to rise 338 Bcf to 1.48 Tcf, partially offsetting the losses in gas demand in other areas. "This increase in demand is due in large part to electric generators switching from distillates back to natural gas because of low prices, environmental compliance requirements, and new electric generation plants coming on line."
While coal is a "strong competitor" of natural gas in the power generation market, Horvath said he didn't see coal cutting into gas's share of the market in the short term. "It is not a short-term issue. Coal plants take as long as 16 years to site. Natural gas [plants] take 18 months to two years to site. So natural gas has a strong competitive advantage there...and the price of coal has gone up as well" in relation to gas.
The anticipated flat gas demand this winter, combined with high storage levels (estimated to be 500 Bcf higher than last year at the start of the winter season) and a modest rise in production, are sure to put greater downward pressure on gas prices this winter compared to last year, NGSA said.
Horvath, however, shied away from forecasting gas prices for the winter period. "We're not going to predict the actual price because nobody knows that."
But he said he doesn't believe the current price below $2 will last long. "We do not anticipate that the lower prices indicating oversupply of natural gas [are] sustainable. The economy will come back. The U.S. will get back on its feet, and we will have that fundamental tightness of natural gas supply," Horvath predicted. The "seeds in a way have been sown" already for tighter gas supply later.
Given the prospect for higher gas prices, he believes that projects to import liquefied natural gas (LNG) and to transport gas from Alaska to the Lower 48 states "will largely go forward."
Horvath sees two potential trouble spots this winter -- California and the Northeast. Although California has promised to have its in-state pipeline capacity expanded by the start of winter, he said he still believes "that's an area to watch." The Northeast bears watching as well because of the "colder-than-normal temperatures" anticipated for that region this winter, he noted.
Despite current low prices for gas, he said he'd be "surprised to see many shut-ins" by producers. What the industry will see, however, is producers "not exploring as vigorously [or] pouring a lot of money [into] exploration, because that money just isn't there," he told reporters.
The NGSA acknowledged that there are a couple of "wildcards" that have the potential to change its projections. "If military action occurs, it is not clear how it would affect the market. The current [deregulated] natural gas market has only been in place since 1993, after the Persian Gulf War, which provides us with little for comparison," the group said.
A war in the Middle East would have a significant upward effect on crude oil prices rather than gas prices, the NGSA said, but it noted that "sometimes oil prices can pull natural gas prices up with them." Should another "traumatic event" occur in the United States, "we do not know how it would affect the market," the producer group said. Since Sept. 11, natural gas prices have trended downward.


Jeff Skilling, President and CEO, will be in Portland this Wednesday, March
14, he is scheduled to tour and address the ENA Trading Floor at 4:00 PM.
Please contact Tim or myself should you have any questions.

Regards,

Chris


Robin,
 Here is the redline version including FM revisions.  We cannot agree to the sentence in section 14.4 beginning "In addition....." as we will not pay demand charges.
Also with regard to days to cure default, sections 9.4 /  10.3 as discussed.  We would agree to 4 days? Please review the attached and let me have your thoughts.

 Debra

Debra Perlingiere
Enron North America Legal
1400 Smith Street, EB 3885
Houston, Texas 77002
dperlin@enron
713-853-7658
713-646-3490 Fax


Attached is a newly revised Credit Watch listing.  If there
are any personnel in your group that were not included in this distribution,
please insure that they receive a copy of this report.

To add additional people to this distribution, or if this report has been
sent to you in error, please contact Veronica Espinoza at x6-6002.

For other questions, please contact Bill Bradford at x3-3831, Russell Diamond
at x5-7095, Brant Reves at x3-9897, or Veronica Espinoza at x6-6002.


<<enron4.doc>>

Here's the strategy memo I promised to send.  Sorry for the delay---ten
20-hour days in Philly with the campaign took place in the interim.  Let's
discuss the attached when you get the chance.

 - enron4.doc


I don't really have a problem with this, but I thought that all VP promotions
were supposed to go through our year end process.  That's what I have been
saying in response to the inquiries I am getting.  Ken, being newly back in
the fold, likely didn't know about the process.

Kurt S Huneke@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
12/12/99 08:31 PM
To: Steven J Kean@EES
cc:
Subject: Hap Boyd Promotion

First I heard about this.  I assume it is a reward for the PTC extension.
Hope it makes sense to you.
---------------------- Forwarded by Kurt S Huneke/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT on
12/12/99 08:30 PM ---------------------------

Ken Karas@ENRON
12/10/99 01:50 PM
To: Enron Everyone_EWC
cc:  (bcc: Kurt S Huneke/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT)

Subject: Hap Boyd Promotion

I am pleased to announce that Hap Boyd has been promoted to Vice President -
Governmental and Regulatory Affairs for Enron Wind Corp. reporting to me. Hap
will be responsible for managing our worldwide governmental, legislative, and
regulatory needs. Hap has been a valued member of our team for since 1994 and
recently has lead the successful effort to extend the Production Tax Credit.
Hap has made a number of significant contributions to our business and I am
delighted that he is taking on this expanded role.


hey- am coming home on dec 13th, arriving around 2pm- and am leaving
tomorrow to come home- get in houston at 2pm as well.  heard you ran into
little ken the other day- am so jealous!  what happened?  tried to call
yesterday, but no answer.....what's been going on?  long time, no
talk.....let me know asap about any potential get togethers or "free"nights
you and everyone might have over the holiday week.  see you soon....
e
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When: Thursday, February 07, 2002 5:00 PM-7:30 PM (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada).
Where: Capital Grille/ 5365 Westheimer/ (713) 623-4600

*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

Laura Luce has scheduled one last dinner meeting with the Originations Group @  Capital Grille.  Please see the below details:

5:00 PM 	Drinks
6:00 PM	Dinner

Please accept this invite, as it will automatically populate onto your schedule.

Thank you,

Irena


Start Date: 2/2/02; HourAhead hour: 13;  HourAhead schedule download failed. Manual intervention required.


Congratulations.  It's always good to see another Chicagoan move forward.

We are in for an exciting time, and I'm proud to be part of this organization.
---------------------- Forwarded by Eric G Pitcher/HOU/EES on 12/13/2000
08:57 AM ---------------------------

Ken Lay@ENRON
12/13/2000 06:01 AM

Sent by: Enron Announcements@ENRON
To: All Enron Worldwide
cc:
Subject: Succession Plan

It is my great pleasure to announce that the Board has accepted my
recommendation to appoint Jeff Skilling as chief executive officer, effective
at the time of their next board meeting on February 12, 2001.  Jeff will also
retain his duties as president and chief operating officer.  I will continue
as chairman of the Board and will remain at Enron, working with Jeff on the
strategic direction of the company and our day-to-day global operations.

Jeff will assume the role at a time when the company is hitting on all
cylinders and is positioned for phenomenal growth.  He is clearly ready for
the job, and after 15 years as CEO of this great company, I,m ready for a
somewhat different role.

Our succession plan has been clear for some time.  This has afforded Jeff and
me the freedom to combine our strengths toward building a company that
continues to exceed everyone,s expectations, including our own.  We look
forward to furthering that relationship as Jeff expands his role.

There are no plans for any other changes in our management team nor broad
shifts in strategy and direction.

Please join me in congratulating Jeff.  I look forward to a great 2001.


Steve -

	Attached is the latest projection of LDP's success in the upper house elections to be held July 29th.  As indicated, although the LDP will likely retain control due to Koizumi's continuing popularity, the real test of restructuring resolve will start after the election.

Mike


Hi, Elise.  Sorry to bother you, but when Kali was unwrapping her presents
last night, there were two without cards or tags (probably lost in
transit!!).  We narrowed it down to Laura and Sofi.  So that we can get the
thank you notes correct, did Laura give Kali  a Skipper doll or a bath set in
a blue bag?  Thanks for your help.

Susan

P.S.- We ended up selling 131 boxes at the booth on Saturday.


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I normally wouldn't forward these messages but this is funny!
---------------------- Forwarded by Sara Shackleton/HOU/ECT on 12/21/99 09:20
AM ---------------------------

"CAVALIER,DEBORAH MD" <LAB-DSC@womans.com> on 12/21/99 08:55:00 AM
To: Sara Shackleton/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: FW: Funny!

> -----Original Message-----
> From: GILLY,KATHY J
> Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 1999 8:48 AM
> To: CAVALIER,DEBORAH MD
> Subject: FW: Funny!
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: kbgilly [SMTP:kbgilly@prodigy.net]
> Sent: Thursday, December 16, 1999 10:11 PM
> To: B. Gilly (work); lab-kjb@womans.com; rmusso20@aol.com;
> nokito1@aol.com
> Subject: Fw: Funny!
>
>  <<Christ7.exe>>

 - Christ7.exe


Deb,

I'll get you the particulars, but you get the general idea. I'll have to
check on the expense account stuff.

Kathleen, you  haven't done any thing with this request yet, have you?  Could
you get the  names of the active development companies so that we can address
those, as well as ENA?

Thanks,

Kay
---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 10/08/2000 07:56
PM ---------------------------

Janet R Dietrich@ECT
10/08/2000 02:22 PM
To: Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc: Ben Jacoby/HOU/ECT@ECT

Subject: Signature authority

Kay, as we discussed previously:

Effective immediately, I would like Ben Jacoby to have signature authority
for his team's expense reports as well as all documents whose capital
commitments are not greater than $250,000. Most documents will be
confidentiality agreements, exclusivity agreements, permit applications, and
land/equipment option agreements.

Please forward this (if need be) to the appropriate internal individuals who
get this set up. Thanks Kay.


We'll do.
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----- Original Message -----
From:  Brent.Hendry@enron.com
To: rlopezv@lvha.com.mx
Cc: Mark.Taylor@enron.com
Sent: Monday, August 07, 2000 9:05  AM
Subject: CRE Resolution Encouraging the  Use of Financially Settled
CommodityDerivatives Transactions For Natural Gas  Prices .

Please delete Shari Stack and add me to your mailing list for  these types
of notices.? I am the attorney for Enron North America  Corp. (formally
Enron Capital and Trade Resources Corp.) that will be  focusing on
derivative transactions with Mexican counterparts.? My  email address is
brent.hendry@enron.com.??  Please let me know if you have any questions.

Regards,
Brent  Hendry

RLV/JCC/SMC
H:\jcc10\VARIOS\Futuros  Gas\MM Futuros Gas.doc


Sally has arranged Brian Wood with Avistar to demo a desktop video
conferencing product tomorrow (Wednesday), April 4, 1:00 -2:00 PM.  Brian
will meet at Sally's office and take whoever is interested to another office
location in the Enron Building for demonstration.  If you are interested in
attending, please call me at x39106 so I can give Brian a headcount.

Thanks,
Patti x39106


Hey Lady,

How was your holiday and time off?  Hope everything is well with you!

Nicor is inquiring about their netting agreement, what is the status?

Thank you.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Mims, Patrice L.
Sent:	Monday, November 19, 2001 11:17 AM
To:	Perlingiere, Debra
Subject:	FW: NETTING AGREEMENT

Hi Debra,

Nicor Gas Company wants to amend our base contract (their form of agreement) to add some "netting language".  Please review ASAP and let me know what you think.  I am most anxious to get this amendment reviewed, as this is our biggest LDC in the Midwest and they are continuing to do business with us, and have even sleeved some deals for us, when others would not sell to us.

I will be on vacation Tuesday and Wednesday,so I would appreicate your help.  As always, tomorrow I can be reached on my cell if you need me.

Thanks

P.S. Did you get ahold of Mr. Hunt from Nicor yet.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	"Shirley Holmes" <SHolmes@nicor.com>@ENRON
Sent:	Friday, November 16, 2001 5:42 PM
To:	Pmims@enron.com
Subject:	NETTING AGREEMENT

Patrice, per our conversation.  Please look the attached over and give me a call.  Thanks,   Shirley

 - 11-12-01.doc << File: 11-12-01.doc >>