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EREN NETWORK NEWS -- January 30, 2002
A weekly newsletter from the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE)
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Featuring:
*News and Events
          Interior Department Budget to Boost Geothermal Energy
          Large Wind Power Plant Under Evaluation for Nantucket Sound
          Acquisitions a Growing Trend in Solar and Wind Power
          Hawaii Resort Dedicates 250-Kilowatt Solar Power System
          New Zero-Emission Vehicle Rules On Hold in California
          DOE Awards $8 Million for Weatherization in Texas, Oklahoma

*Energy Facts and Tips
          2001 Ranked as Second Warmest Year on Record

*About this Newsletter

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NEWS AND EVENTS
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Interior Department Budget to Boost Geothermal Energy

Secretary of the Interior Gale Norton announced in mid-
January that the Interior Department's proposed budget for
next year will include funds to encourage geothermal energy
development on public lands. The President's budget
proposal for fiscal year 2003 will include $350,000 for the
Bureau of Land Management to improve access for
geothermal energy leasing in California, Nevada, Utah,
Oregon, and New Mexico. The budget will also include
$500,000 for the U.S. Geological Survey to produce
improved and updated information on geothermal resources.
See the Department of Interior press release at:
<http://www.doi.gov/news/020118a.html>.

Secretary Norton's announcement came as a follow-up to
the "National Conference on Opportunities to Expand
Renewable Energy on Public Lands," co-hosted by DOE and
the Interior Department in November of last year. See the
December 5th edition of the EREN Network News at:
<http://www.eren.doe.gov/newsletter/archives/2001/dec05_01.html>.

Further details of President Bush's budget proposal were
anticipated in last night's State of the Union Address, but the
text of the speech was not available at press time. The
President is also expected to release his full budget proposal
next week. Watch for further news of the President's budget
in future editions of the EREN Network News.

Large Wind Power Plant Under Evaluation for Nantucket Sound

Cape Wind Associates, LLC is currently proposing to build a
420-megawatt wind power plant in the waters offshore of
Massachusetts. If built, the facility will be the first offshore
wind facility in the United States and the largest U.S. wind
power plant yet. The company plans to erect 170 turbines in
a part of Nantucket Sound called Horseshoe Shoal. A
submarine cable system consisting of two power lines, each
115 kilovolts, will transmit the power from the facility to the
shore at Yarmouth, Massachusetts.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced on Monday
that it will require an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)
for the facility, which will be built on state and federal waters
stretching across about 28 square miles of the sound. The
site is closest to land at Point Gammond, which is 4.1 miles
away. The Corps will work closely with the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts, which is also performing an environmental
review. On March 6th and 7th, the Corps will hold public
meetings to help determine the range of issues the EIS
should address and to identify significant issues that should
be analyzed in depth. See the press release on the Corps'
New England District Web site at:
<http://www.nae.usace.army.mil/news/2002-16.html>.

Cape Wind expects to begin construction on the facility in
2004 and complete it by 2005. See the Cape Wind Web site
at: <http://www.capewind.org/learning/pglan02.htm>.

The Web site also includes a map of the site with overlays of
shipping channels, ferry routes, and airplane flight lanes, as
well as a link to computer-simulated views of the site from
the shore, at:
<http://www.capewind.org/benefiting/sitev02.htm>.

Pennsylvania also hopes to increase its wind power
capacity: the state's Department of Environmental Protection
(DEP) issued a permit for a new 60-megawatt wind facility in
Wayne County last week. National Wind Power and Orion
Energy LLC are developing the project, which will consist of
47 turbines on two parcels of land covering 858 acres. See
the DEP press release at:
<http://www.dep.state.pa.us/newsreleases/default.asp?ID=1468>.

Acquisitions a Growing Trend in Solar and Wind Power

While wind power developers are at work in Massachusetts
and Pennsylvania, acquisitions appear to be growing in
popularity as a way to obtain wind power capacity. For
example, Entergy Corporation, a global energy company,
announced in mid-month its purchase of a majority
ownership in the newly completed Top of Iowa Wind Farm,
an 80-megawatt facility in northern Iowa. See the Entergy
press release at:
<http://www.entergy.com/news_database/news-detail.asp?ID=306>.

Shell WindEnergy Inc. followed suit shortly thereafter with its
purchase of the 80-megawatt Llano Estacando Wind Ranch
near Amarillo, Texas, from Cielo Wind Power, LLC. Shell
WindEnergy is part of Shell Renewables, one of five core
businesses of the Royal Dutch/Shell Group of Companies.

But for Shell Renewables, the big news last week was its
buyout of solar photovoltaic partners Siemens AG and E. ON
Energie AG. Their joint venture, called Siemens und Shell
Solar, will now be owned entirely by Shell and will be known
as Shell Solar.

The wind and solar purchases are part of the Shell Group's
plan to invest up to $1 billion in renewable energy
technologies over the next five years. See the Shell
Renewables press releases at:
<http://www2.shell.com/home/Framework?siteId=rw-br>.

Hawaii Resort Dedicates 250-Kilowatt Solar Power System

The Mauni Lani Resort on the Big Island of Hawaii dedicated
its new 250-kilowatt solar photovoltaic system last week. The
sun-tracking system was manufactured and installed by
PowerLight Corporation. The installation brings the resort's
total solar power capacity to 500 kilowatts, which PowerLight
claims as the most solar electric generating capacity of any
resort in the world. The resort projects savings of $5 million
over the next 25 years by using solar power. See the
PowerLight press release at:
<http://www.powerlight.com/pr/012202powertracker.html>.

Part of the resort's solar generating capacity is actually on
the move -- it's a fleet of solar-powered golf carts. A
photovoltaic canopy on each cart helps keep its battery
charged, significantly reducing the resort's use of grid power
to recharge the carts. PowerLight just delivered 60 of the
carts to the resort, which plans to convert its entire fleet to
solar power by the end of 2003. See the PowerLight press
release at:
<http://www.powerlight.com/pr/012202suncaddy.html>.

The demand for solar power systems grew significantly in
2001. At California's Sacramento Municipal Utility District
(SMUD), for example, nearly 1,200 kilowatts of solar
generating capacity was installed on more than 220 homes
and business in 2001 -- nearly seven times more than the
utility installed in 2000. That growth spurt helped SMUD to
achieve a total solar capacity of 10 megawatts, spread over
more than 1,000 solar power systems that were installed
through the utility's Solar Pioneers program. SMUD expects
the program to continue growing rapidly in 2002; to meet the
demand, the utility has tripled the number of staff and
contractors working on the program. See the SMUD press
release at:
<http://www.smud.org/info/02archive/0118_solar_landmark.html>.

New Zero-Emission Vehicle Rules On Hold in California

California's latest set of rules for Zero-Emission Vehicles
(ZEVs), issued by the state's Air Resources Board (ARB),
have failed to win approval from the California Office of
Administrative Law. The ARB announced last week that the
rules were apparently not approved because it failed to
follow proper procedures when giving notice of its proposed
changes to the program. ARB has 120 days to remedy the
situation, and it expects to meet that deadline. See the
notice on the ARB Web site at:
<http://www.arb.ca.gov/regact/zev2001/zev2001.htm>.

New York, meanwhile, is pressing ahead with its own
version of the ZEV program. The state's current regulations
require ten percent of all vehicles sold in the state to be
ZEVs, which in practical terms means electric vehicles,
starting with Model Year 2005. Early this month, Governor
George E. Pataki announced an alternative approach for
automakers that starts a year earlier but includes credits for
vehicles with near-zero emissions -- vehicles referred to as
Partial ZEVs or PZEVs in the California rules. The new
approach also allows partial credits for PZEVs that use
alternative fuels or hybrid technologies. These changes are
similar to changes made in California by the ARB, but on a
slower timetable. See Governor Pataki's press release at:
<http://www.state.ny.us/governor/press/year02/jan4_02.htm>.

State standards for auto emissions are governed by unusual
rules: by federal law, only California can set stricter standards
than the federal standards, and other states must either
follow federal standards or adopt standards essentially equal
to California's. This approach helps keep the standards
manageable for automakers, but places California in a
leadership position. New York, Massachusetts, and Vermont
have followed California's lead on ZEV rules. Reportedly,
Massachusetts is now taking an approach similar to New York's,
and Vermont has not yet announced what approach it will take.

DOE Awards $8 Million for Weatherization in Texas, Oklahoma

DOE announced last week its award of $8 million to Texas
and Oklahoma for weatherization assistance to low-income
households. DOE's Weatherization Assistance Program
provides funds to state and local agencies, as well as Native
American tribes, for measures that improve the energy
efficiency of the homes of people that can least afford to
waste energy. The program provides comprehensive energy
auditing, health and safety diagnostic services, and whole-
house energy efficiency services, including air infiltration
reduction, insulation, heating system service, and measures
to reduce residents' use of electricity. See the DOE press
release at:
<http://www.energy.gov/HQPress/releases02/janpr/pr02010.htm>.

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ENERGY FACTS AND TIPS
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2001 Ranked as Second Warmest Year on Record

The year 2001 was the second warmest globally since
record keeping began in 1880, according to data released in
mid-January by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA). Only 1998 ranked higher, and
temperatures that year were boosted by strong El Nino
conditions. In contrast, 2001 began with weak La Nina
conditions, which tend to depress global average
temperatures. Temperatures in the United States were also
above average; the year ranked as the sixth warmest since
record keeping began in 1895. See the report on NOAA's
National Climatic Data Center Web site at:
<http://lwf.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climate/research/2001/ann/ann.html>.

Conditions appear ripe for 2002 to become a record-
breaking year: according to NOAA's Climate Prediction
Center, the tropical Pacific Ocean is warming, a trend which
could lead to an El Nino by early Spring. However, NOAA
cautions that it is too early to predict the magnitude or
duration of the anticipated El Nino. See the NOAA press
release at:
<http://www.noaanews.noaa.gov/stories/s849.htm>.

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Here is a summary of recent developments:

Another Class Action Natural Gas Complaint Against El Paso and others (Los
Angeles)
 Berg v. Southern California Gas Company. Class action anti-trust and
unfair competition.   This is a conspiracy case alleging that the Southern
California Gas, SDGE and El Paso  conspired not to compete in the
delivery of natural gas in Southern California.  The  complaint alleges
that the conspiracy resulted in discouraging new power plants and drove
up the cost of electricity by controlling the supply of gas.
 <<Berg Gas Complaint.pdf>>
Copy of Rojoin Electricity Complaint
 I do not believe I include a copy of this complaint before.  It is a
class action involving the retail electrical market.
 <<Rojoin.cmplt.PDF>>
California AG Investigation
 Here is a copy of my email to the California AG describing our
agreement re preservation of data:
Rich,
 As promised, here is my summary outline of what we discussed
regarding preservation of data:

1. In Portland, we proposed to handle business email related to the
topics in your preservation letter by instructing employees not to delete
any email sent or received for 24 hours.  Email that is personal and does
not relate to the business topics you have identified can be kept, discarded
etc. at the employee's pleasure.  Each day there is a backup made that will
capture the email in those employees mailboxes.  After 24 hours, each
employee is free to manage their email box as they deem appropriate to the
business needs (e.g. keep, discard).  From our conversation, I understand
that you agree that this is an acceptable procedure.

2. With respect to the hard drives on individual computers, you would
like to get an organizational chart for Portland that would enable us to
discuss 6-12 individual's computers that would be copied using ProQuest
Drive Image Pro 4.0.  In addition, there may be some other individuals that
you would like to have us use a software product called Robocopy to copy
files from their hard drives onto the network.  Until we figure out which
computers to copy etc. we will not begin this process.  We discussed that
because of the holiday period, it may not be practical to get this started
until after the new year.

3. Outside of Portland, we have proposed making a snapshot backup along
business function lines reasonably called for by the subject matter of your
request.  We propose not to backup any other business units or functions.
On a going forward basis, those business functions that related to the
subject matter of your request would be instructed not to delete business
email.

4. We believe that relevant database  backups have been and will
continue to be made and preserved.

5. When an employee runs out of hard disk space on their computer, it
is an acceptable practice to copy files form their hard disk to the network
(where they will be backed up) and then delete those copied files to make
sufficient work space for the employee to work.

6. For EES, I explained that their IT services are outsourced so we do
not have as detailed information immediately available.

As I mentioned on the phone, all of these discussions and efforts being made
are done without waiving any objections that any of the Enron entities may
have to your request including scope, burden, jurisdiction, relevance,
privilege, privacy, vagueness etc. and Enron specifically reserves each and
every right and objection it or its employees may have.

Please let me know if your general understanding of our conversation is
different than the above.
CPUC Subpoena
 Jeff Richter and Tim Belden have been working on getting the EPMI
data correctly gathered.  They hope that by the middle of next week the
Enron technical types will have figured out where all the data is and have
assembled it for production.  Because Jeff Richter will be gone until after
the New Year, we will not be producing any data to the CPUC until early next
year.
 Jeff and Tim are focused on having a common set of reliable data
that will be used for all subpoenas, discovery requests etc.  We also
discussed once we have the data collected that we use one of our experts to
help with the analysis so that we are not creating files and records for
which we will need to claim a privilege at a later point in time.  In other
words, since we are keeping the backup tapes for the systems in Portland any
analytical work that Tim or Jeff do for us will be recorded on the backup
tapes.
Tim Belden
 FYI Tim and his wife are expecting their first child with a due date
of December 25th.  He will become out of pocket for a short time thereafter.
FERC Reporting
 A question arose regarding whether Enron needed to file a report to
FERC concerning sales out of market that exceeded the soft caps.  This was a
requirement that was requested by the ISO in an emergency application on
December 8th.  The order granting the relief did not seem to include the
reporting requirement.  The first cut at the data for the report showed that
Enron made $1.0M over a weekend by buying power at $500 and selling at $700.
A later cut at the data came up with a different answer.  When consulted by
Christian Yoder and Steve Hall, I made the unilateral decision not to file
the report.  It was unclear whether we needed to do so and I had not seen
and did not trust the data.  Later Dan Watkiss confirmed that he believed we
did not need to file the report.  However, beginning January 12th this
report will have to be filed for sales over the soft cap.  Since this report
requires a breakdown of costs vs. sales price, it is the same data that the
PUC has been requesting and we anticipate will be requested in the
litigation.  Tim Belden and Jeff Richter are working on a standard reporting
method.
Hiring of Chief Operating Officer for ISO
 Tim Belden has been approached by the current Chief Operating
officer of the ISO requesting a job.  Apparently the COO and the current ISO
board are not getting along.  The issue raised by Tim to Mark Haedicke and
Richard was whether they saw a problem with this hire.  One of the key
issues would be what was the business purpose for the hire.  Obviously,
Enron does not want confidential ISO information from this person.  Also, if
this person will be a witness in the litigation there is a risk that if his
testimony would be favorable to Enron it would be viewed as purchased.  On
the other hand if his testimony would not be favorable at a time when he was
employed by Enron that could be harmful.  There is also the question raised
whether this is a bona fide request for employment or whether other motives
could be in play.  Tim will be meeting with the COO on Friday.  He has
instructions to make sure that he is not given any confidential data and
that no commitment will be made then without consulting the litigation team.
Potential for Criminal Investigation
 The news of the investigation and all of our involvement has raised
questions in the mind of some employees as to whether there is a risk of
personal liability for them (civil or criminal).  I reported that all we
know is that there is an investigation under way by the California Attorney
General.  We have no reason to believe right now that they are focused on
Enron or that Enron or any employee is a target.  I said that at this stage
of the investigation (including our investigation) we do not know enough
facts to evaluate the risk for individual employees.  We have not reviewed
the trader tapes to know what has been said on those tapes.  If we learn of
facts that are specific to an employee, Mark has asked that we notify him
immediately.  We did provide some of this same information to traders we
interviewed early in the process.
Analysis of EPMI data
 I have taken a look at the deviation of the ISO energy flow on a
daily basis from its day ahead schedules and compared those deviations to
EPMI's.  The source of the data is public information that was available to
decision makers at the time.  The comparison shows that generally speaking
the ISO was short in its projection by a magnitude of 5-10 times the amount
that EPMI was out of balance.  There are some exceptions, but those are
rare.
Approaching Federal Judge for More Time
 Dave Noonan has pointed out that we should look carefully at the
assigned federal judge and decide who from the defense group locally in San
Diego would be in the best position to make the motion.
Holiday Contact List
 Dave Noonan suggested and I concurred that it makes sense for all of
you who receive this report to email me with your contact information and
schedule over the holiday period.  I will have a composite list made up and
distributed.

Thanks
Gary

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 - Berg Gas Complaint.pdf
 - Rojoin.cmplt.PDF


We have actuals.  The larger of the two volumes is 1,395,000, which is
45,000/day, so the demand rate in deal 514353 is fine.  I am having a
problem, though, with the way it is coming to settlements.  It is showing up
with a Jan 2003 delivery date.  I think the demand fee needs to be on 10/1
only.  Right now, it is on a line with a date of 10/1/00 to 12/31/36.   I
think this is confusing the system some how.  Also, we still need the
purchase deal for Tenaska IV.  It should be for a demand fee of $2,571,135.73
booked to the Cleburne desk.  We actually owe $1,798,389.73, but I need to
net the Tenaska IV sales with the purchase to clear those receivables.  James
is calling me every day asking for an update.  Do you know when we will be
able to get this in the system?  I have attached my spreadsheet so you can
see the numbers.

Megan


Based upon our discussion yesterday, attached is an outline of the tax
structure/benefit issues identified.  I believe I captured the items
identified for each purchase scenario (e.g., a purchase including DSL/DSL(US)
and a purchase excluding DSL/DLS(US)).

Please review the attached at your convenience and let me know if I missed
anything or if anything should be added.

I will be forwarding this to our counsel in Canada to ensure that any
associated benefit issues can be identified.

Thanks.

Mark
Senior Counsel, ENA
Phone:     713-345-8897
Facsimile: 713-646-3940
E-Mail:      Mark.Greenberg@enron.com


[IMAGE]	Fantasy Football Newsletter
  November 16, 2001

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  Welcome to another edition of the 2001 Fantasy Football Newsletter!      The Fantasy Football newsletter will arrive in your e-mail inbox every Friday. We'll include news about the web site; tips on using all the features available; and answers to your player-related questions from the "Gridiron Guru."   	[IMAGE]	Inside      ? Plan for the Playoffs   ? Game-by-Game Analysis   ? Gridiron Guru   ? Tip of the Week

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    Plan for the Playoffs     The Fantasy season is nearing its end, and the playoffs are on the horizon. For Fantasy 2001 players, the playoffs begin with NFL week 15 (games of Dec. 22-23) and last two weeks, with the championship game in week 16 (games of Dec. 29-30.)  If you're in a Football Commissioner league, go to Schedule, Playoffs to see when your playoffs start and how many rounds they last. Of course, the matchups are probably still not determined, so you may not see teams listed in the brackets. The commissioner of your league is responsible for adding the teams to your playoff brackets at the end of your regular season.  If your team is still in contention, go to NFL Teams, Schedule and take note of the NFL teams with byes during your playoff weeks, so you know which players will be available if - and WHEN - your team competes in a playoff matchup.

    Game-by-Game Analysis     Go to Players, Game Log to see how a particular player did in each game this season. The player's statistics in the common categories will be displayed for each game. If you are breaking down free agents, the game log is great way to see who's been getting the most consistent production.

    Gridiron Guru     Welcome to Gridiron Guru, where we'll answer your questions about players and offer Fantasy Football roster advice. We invite you to send your own scouting reports and comments on players to: gridguru@commissioner.com . You'll get the chance to be heard by thousands of Fantasy players just like yourself!

  Question - Mike Blake     I'm having trouble filling my No. 2 WR spot. Should I start Az-Zahir Hakim, Todd Pinkston or Muhsin Muhammad in week ten?    Answer - GG     Hakim is a hit-or-miss type, so he's risky. Pinkston has done nothing in his last four games, and he's losing playing time to Freddie Mitchell. Muhammad bounced back from a few bad performances to catch six passes for 75 yards last weekend against St. Louis, and has had some past success against this week's opponent, San Francisco. Go with Muhammad.

  Question - Russell Brown     My league starts 2 QBs. Donovan McNabb is one  of my starters. Who else should I start? I have Tom Brady,  Vinny Testaverde and Doug Flutie.    Answer - GG     Testaverde's Fantasy value has taken a real hit this  season because of the Jets' conservative offense. Flutie  struggled last week against a bad Denver secondary, and  won't have an easier time against Oakland. We'd suggest  playing Brady, who will start against St. Louis despite the  return of Drew Bledsoe. Brady has thrown 11 touchdowns in  his last five games, and is playing too well to bench.

  Question - Chris Gilcrest     Who would you start at QB this weekend: Rich  Gannon or Kerry Collins? Which one of these four RBs would  you bench: Eddie George, Michael Pittman, Mike Anderson,  Curtis Martin?     Answer - GG     Collins has the better matchup of the two QBs, but  he's far too inconsistent to start over a player like  Gannon. Oakland will be looking to bounce back from a subpar  performance against Seattle, so look for Gannon to have a  solid game. As for your second question, bench Mike  Anderson. You can't bench Martin, no matter how bad the  matchup may be. George has four touchdowns in his last three  games against Cincinnati, and is worth starting despite his  struggles this season; and Pittman's matchup against Detroit  is too good to ignore.

    Tip of the Week      Keith Simmons, Boulder, CO: Can Terrell Davis ever stay  healthy? He comes back and teases Fantasy owners with his  solid play over the last two weeks, only to fall prey to  another knee injury this past Sunday. He was once the best  Fantasy player in the league, but now Davis is an  unreliable, injury-prone shell of his former self.

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Below is a list of Maple Leaf's due diligence team

Joe Hegener -- CEO, TD Securities (USA) Inc.
Mark Healy -- CFO, TD Securities (USA) Inc.
Tony Solomon -- Managing Director, Corporate Development
George Laub -- Managing Director & Group Head, Mergers & Acquisitions
Raj Syal -- Managing Director, Human Resources
Julian Bott -- Managing Director & Group Head, Select Industries
Anthony Hull -- Managing Director, Derivatives
Ross MacDonald -- VP & Director, Global Technology

Mari


-----Original Message-----
From: Patrick Mains [mailto:pmains@n2h2.com]
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2001 11:09 AM
To: Chris Dahl
Cc: Scott Metzenberg; Brain Nate
Subject: Message of the Day!

Words to remember!

Patrick
 - message.jpg


Attached is a list of GCP Setups and Signoffs on Clickpaper Approvals for
11-08-00, marked in RED.

Adnan


-----Original Message-----
From:  Hayden, Frank
Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2001 4:35 PM
To: Lavorato, John; Kitchen, Louise
Cc: Port, David; Gorny, Vladimir
Subject: COB 05.15.01 PNL Estimate

The gas desk lost $13MM. West desk made $56MM, financial desk lost $45MM.

East Power lost 10MM
West power lost approx 5MM

Frank


---------------------- Forwarded by Savita Puthigai/NA/Enron on 01/17/2001
10:35 AM ---------------------------
From: Justin Rostant@ECT on 01/08/2001 02:57 PM
To: Lorie Hernandez/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Savita Puthigai/NA/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: Compressed Training Manual

Attached is the training manual that I put together for one of my training
sessions. It is basically a compressed version of the Trader and Originator
User Manual with the addition of Price Limit Orders.
If you have any questions call me at 3-6460


FYI
---------------------- Forwarded by Todd Peterson/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT on
03/01/2001 04:00 PM ---------------------------

Tony Galt
03/01/2001 10:57 AM
To: Roald Nord <rln@hoegh.no>
cc: Wayne Perry/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Jim Fernie, Todd
Peterson/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Dan Masters@ect, Capt. Kvammen
<kgk@hoegh.no>

Subject: Hoegh Galleon standing orders and voyage orders format

Roald,

In accordance with your request during our meeting earlier today I have
attached to this message copies of the standing orders and voyage orders for
Hoegh Galleon that Enron finalized with Capt. Kvammen.  Though these have
been finalized, it does not mean that they can not be changed in future if
the need arises.  Should it become apparent that anything has to be added to
or removed from either of these standard documents they will be amended as
necessary following consultation between Owners and Charterers.

Additionally, below is an excerpt from a message that I sent to Capt. Kvammen
some time ago.  It outlines the division of responsibilities within our
organization as they relate to Charterers responsibilities towards Hoegh
Galleon.  I did not send you the complete message that was sent to Capt.
Kvammen as there were a number of questions in that message which have since
been answered.

Responsibilities for administering the LNG purchase / sale contracts and for
the daily / voyage instructions, bunkering instructions etc., to the vessel.
This will rest with Todd Peterson and Dan Masters.  Todd and Dan work under
Wayne Perry.  Dan Masters will be the primary name on ship / charterers
communications and will copy our entire group on his communications with the
ship.
Responsibilities for administering the Hoegh Galleon's Charter Party.  This
will rest with myself and Jim Fernie.  As you know we work under Wayne.
Obviously Todd, Dan, Jim and I will have to work closely together to ensure
we all know the current status of voyages etc. so that the operation runs
smoothly and we can cover for each other during absences.

Regards,

Tony Galt


I will be out of the office beginning Thursday, 12/24, returning on Tuesday,
1/4.  In my absence, I have asked Steve Venturatos to be the point person for
Texas Operations.

I realize that many of you will be working over the New Year's week-end to
ensure a smooth transaction into the new year.  In advance, I truly
appreciate all of the efforts.  Additionally, I would like to be kept
informed on any critical issues, mainly so that I have no surprises when I
return.  Therefore, I have provided numbers below where I can be reached.  I
will leave it to your discretion as to whether you call me or leave me a
voice mail in the office.  As you all know, I would rather be informed than
surprised!

Pager  877-497-3757
Cellular  713-417-2995
Home  970-920-2293 &
  970-920-2294

Thanks to each of you for your dedication.  I hope each of you have a
wonderful and safe holiday!


fyi:  Please find below the new address for the Washington office (they moved)

c/o Mr. Mike Van Norden
Enron Washington
10 G Street N.E.
Suite 700
Washington D.C.
20002

From:
Kelly Allen
TW/FGT Regulatory Affairs
Houston Office 713-853-3901


We are pleased to announce that Cliff Baxter has been named Vice Chairman of
Enron Corp.

Cliff joined Enron in 1991 and has served in a variety of leadership
positions in Enron Corp. as well as Enron,s wholesale business, including Sr.
Vice President of Corporate Development for Enron Corp., Chairman and CEO of
Enron North America, and Chief Strategy Officer for Enron Corp.

In his new role, Cliff will focus on the strategic repositioning of the
company as we continue to increase our return on invested capital.
Initially, much of that activity will center on the disposition of certain
assets.  Cliff,s leadership and experience at both the corporate and
operating company levels will enable him to lead the effort on this
company-wide priority.

Please join us in congratulating and supporting Cliff in his new role.


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Sounds like gas to me.

Kay
---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 05/08/2001 09:08
AM ---------------------------

"Boyd J. Springer" <bjspringer@JonesDay.com> on 05/07/2001 12:10:15 PM
To: Gregg.Penman@enron.com
cc: kay.mann@enron.com

Subject: Re: Master Sales

Gregg: In late 1999, the ICC Staff conducted an informal "workshop"
regarding a proposed set of affiliate transaction rules for gas utilities.
Enron Energy Services, peoples and others filed comments. Based on the
comments, Staff circulated a proposed rule but there was no immediate
follow-up. The Commission issued a notice indicating that it would further
review the matter after its January, 2000 gas policy meeting. Thereafter,
in August, 2000, the ICC Staff submiited a Report recommending that a rule
be adopted. On Sept. 22, 2000, the rule was published for "first notice" in
the Illinois Register. The ICC also initiated Docket 00-0586 to review the
rules. In Docket 00-0586, the assigned Hearing Examiner determined that no
hearings would be held to review the rules. As a result, only written
comments were considered. Several parties (including Peoples/North Shore)
filed comments (although Enron did not). The Examiner issued a Proposed
Order on April 23, which-if adopted-would direct publication of the rules
for "second notice" (45 days for the Joint Comm. on Admin. Rules to comment
before final effectiveness). The issues raised by the comment s are
summarized in the Proposed Order. Exceptions to the Proposed Order (i.e.,
comments regarding the proposed decision) are due May 11 and replies to
Excpetions are due May 18. The Examiner did not attach the modified rule,
but notes that the few changes made to Staff's initial draft are discussed
in the order. I will fax to you the Proposed Order and Staff initial draft
rule. The next step in the process is ICC review of the Proposed Order,
followed presumably by Illinois Register Publicaion of the adopted rule.

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I just heard the best value beer at the new stadium is the "Half-Yard"!  I'll
take dos.


Gary,

Your list does not appear to address the issue of RTO liability for
costs caused by issuance of invalid operating instructions.  This issue
is very important to the parties (generators and Scheduling
Coordinators) who will be obligated to comply with the RTO Tariff.

I've raised this issue several times now at RRG meetings, but it
apparently has not yet taken hold at the Legal Work Group.

I have not been able to raise the issue at the meetings of your subgroup
because of conflicts with other NWRTO meetings, and I will not be able
to attend your future subgroup meeting (again, due to conflicts with
other NWRTO meetings), so I've attempted to frame the issue through the
attached, hastily-drafted issue paper.

Please contact me if you need additional explanation of the concerns
stated in the paper.

Thanks,

Carl Imparato
510-558-1456
__________________

GARY A. DAHLKE wrote:

At the June 14th meeting of SubGroup A - Liability and Insurance, we
identified the following list of additional issues concerning which some
coordination between SubGroup A and other work groups needs to occur.

1.  Liability for occurrences at the RTO West's seams.

2.  BPA and other public agencies' authority and ability to indemnify.

3.  Liability for environmental matters.

4.  D and O insurance for members of the RTO board.

5.  Insurance for RTO employees, workers compensation, employee benefit
insurance, automobile insurance.

6.  Load and generation integration agreements contain liability
language.

7.   Claims administration.

8.   Congestion management--potential liability for cutting schedules
etc.

9.   Force majeure.

10.  Liability for preexisting conditions.

11.  Contractor, maintenance liability.

12.   E and O insurance, depending on the services the RTO will
ultimately provide.

13.  Amount and cost of liability insurance  for RTO West.

Please e-mail me with any additions to this list.

 - NWRTO-liability.rtf


Latest and greatest.

---------------------- Forwarded by Chris Germany/HOU/ECT on 02/29/2000 08:44
AM ---------------------------

dkinney@columbiaenergygroup.com on 02/29/2000 08:37:55 AM
To: "        -         *Scott.Goodell@enron.com" <Scott.Goodell@enron.com>
cc: "        -         *Porter, Jeffrey" <jporte1@columbiaenergygroup.com>,
Chris Germany/HOU/ECT@ECT, "        -         *Scott, David"
<dscott1@columbiaenergygroup.com>
Subject: Re: Updated Mar'00 Requirements Received at 11:25am from CES

Scott--My March '00 first-of-the-month numbers for AGL assumed that the total
daily firm load across all 9 pools would average 36,774 dth/day.  This would
be
met by a combination of maximizing the daily withdrawals from IBSS as well as
the Directly assigned storage supplies with the remainder served by flowing
gas.   On days when the firm requirement falls below the 36,774 (for March 1,
our combined DSR is currently 23,758dth), I don't want to reduce IBSS
withdrawals because we need to maximize those thru March in order to have that
inventory down to the 35% level by March 31.  Otherwise, we could be liable
for
penalties.   Instead, I would prefer to swing on the flowing gas, if necessary
and keep drawing the gas out of storage.

Please call me if you have questions or wish to discuss further.

Scott.Goodell@enron.com on 02/28/2000 04:46:35 PM
Please respond to Scott.Goodell@enron.com

To: Chris.Germany@enron.com
cc: Doug Kinney/CES/ColumbiaGas@COLUMBIAGAS

Subject: Re: Updated Mar'00 Requirements Received at 11:25am from CES

Doug- Based on these numbers David's w/d from IBSS would be zero, due to
the AGL DSR.
Scott

Chris Germany@ECT
02/25/2000 11:53 AM

To:   Beverly Beaty/HOU/ECT@ECT, Victoria Versen/HOU/ECT@ECT, Meredith
      Mitchell/HOU/ECT@ECT, Cynthia Franklin/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Joe A
      Casas/HOU/ECT@ECT, Rhonda Dempsey/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Angie
      Zeman/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Molly LaFuze/HOU/ECT@ECT, Joann
      Collins/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Robert Allwein/HOU/ECT@ECT, Joan
      Veselack/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Jesse Villarreal/HOU/ECT@ECT,
      pvillag@columbiaenergy.com, Cindy Vachuska/HOU/ECT@ECT, Clarissa
      Garcia/HOU/ECT@ECT, Victor Lamadrid/HOU/ECT@ECT, Katherine L
      Kelly/HOU/ECT@ECT, Edward Terry/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tricia
      Bowen/HOU/ECT@ECT, Scott Goodell/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Margie
      Straight/HOU/ECT@ECT, Cora Pendergrass/Corp/Enron@ENRON, George
      Smith/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:

Subject:  Updated Mar'00 Requirements Received at 11:25am from CES

---------------------- Forwarded by Chris Germany/HOU/ECT on 02/25/2000
11:47 AM ---------------------------

dkinney@columbiaenergygroup.com on 02/25/2000 11:25:22 AM

To:   Chris Germany/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject:  Updated Mar'00 Requirements

Chris--The attached file contains updated needs requirements for March'00.
There are a couple of changes as compared to the update that I sent you
yesterday.  Please note that if you have been looking at the Total Monthly
requirements in the previous versions (in lieu of the daily dth volumes),
the
spreadsheet formula for summing the daily values to a monthly total were
only
picking up the first 29 days of March.  (This spreadsheet was originally
designed for February, which has 29 days.)   This has been corrected in the
attached version.

Sorry for any confusion.

Doug Kinney
Ph:  703-561-6339
Fax:  703-561-7317

 - 03 00 SUPPLY NEEDS - ALL LDCS


Can you guys come to dinner Saturday and we'll all exchange vital fluids (as in Pinots, of course).....
--------------------------
Dan Lyons


__________________

__________________


Any GCP adjustments will be highlighted in red.

Rgds.

Samuel x3-9890
(GCP_Enron Networks)

From: Walter Guidroz/ENRON@enronXgate on 03/12/2001 04:41 PM
To: Karen Lambert/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tana Jones/HOU/ECT@ECT, Samuel
Schott/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT, Brant Reves/ENRON@enronXgate,
Debbie R Brackett/HOU/ECT@ECT, David Hardy/LON/ECT@ECT, Lesli
Campbell/ENRON@enronXgate, Cynthia Clark/ENRON@enronXgate, Enron Europe
Global Contracts and Facilities@ENRON, Enron Europe Global
CounterParty/LON/ECT@ECT, Stephanie Sever/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tom
Moran/ENRON@enronXgate, Claudia Clark/HOU/ECT@ECT, William S
Bradford/ENRON@enronXgate, Lisa Lees/HOU/ECT@ECT, Juana
Fayett/Corp/Enron@Enron, Jana Morse/Corp/Enron@Enron, Trang Le/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Paul Maley/LON/ECT@ECT, Sonya Clarke/LON/ECT@ECT, Tim Davies/LON/ECT@ECT,
Karen O'Day/NA/Enron@Enron, Tanya Rohauer/ENRON@enronXgate, Kelly
Lombardi/NA/Enron@Enron, Brian Lindsay/Enron Communications@Enron
Communications, EOL Call Center@ENRON, Bernice Rodriguez/HOU/ECT@ECT, Bill D
Hare/HOU/ECT@ect, Amy Heffernan/Enron Communications@Enron Communications,
Molly LaFuze/Enron Communications@Enron Communications, Danny Clark/Enron
Communications@Enron Communications
cc:
Subject: EOL approvals, 03-12-01

Please see attached.


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---------------------- Forwarded by Chris Germany/HOU/ECT on 09/25/2000 07:59
AM ---------------------------

Jerry W Germany <germanj@basf-corp.com> on 09/25/2000 07:51:34 AM
To: Chris Germany/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: (no subject)

---------------------- Forwarded by Jerry W
Germany/KFF/FREEPORT/BASF-CORP/BASF
on 09/25/2000 07:48 AM ---------------------------

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To:   Jerry W Germany
cc:   jergerm
Subject:  (no subject)

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Oronde Gadsden, WR MIA - Thrill Kill Cult Updated 12/30/01
Gadsden (hamstring) started Sunday's game against Atlanta.

Muhsin Muhammad, WR CAR - Not So Nice Machine Updated 12/30/01
Muhammad (toe) has been deactivated for Sunday's game. Isaac Byrd will start in his place.

Wesley Walls
, TE CAR - The Snake Pit Updated 12/30/01
Walls (knee) has been declared inactive for Sunday's game. Kris Mangum will start in his place.

Todd Bouman, QB MIN - Meximullets Updated 12/30/01
Bouman has been deactivated for Sunday's game. Spergon Wynn will start in his place.

Dez White, WR CHI - The Snake Pit Updated 12/30/01
White has been declared inactive for Sunday's game. David Terrell is expected to start in his place.

James Stewart, RB DET - The Lie Downs Updated 12/30/01
Stewart has been deactivated for Sunday's game. Lamont Warren will start in his place.

Mike McMahon, QB DET - Free Agent Updated 12/30/01
McMahon will not play on Sunday. Ty Detmer will start in his place.

Jerome Bettis, RB PIT - Who's Yo Daddy Updated 12/30/01

Bettis has been declared inactive for Sunday's game against the Bengals. Chris Fuamatu-Ma'afala will start in his place.

Jay Fiedler, QB MIA - Meximullets Updated 12/29/01
Fiedler has been added to Miami's injury report with a sore throwing elbow. He is listed as probable for Sunday's game against Atlanta, and is expected to start.  If you're desperate for a quarterback, Fiedler's matchup vs. the Falcons is a good one.

Steve McNair, QB TEN - North Blvd Nutwhackers Updated 12/29/01

McNair was excused from practice on Friday due to a family illness. He is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against Cleveland, but he's expected to start.

Larry Foster, WR DET - Free Agent Updated 12/29/01
Foster (thigh) is expected to play in Sunday's game against Chicago. However, he is far too risky to start at this point in the Fantasy season.

Bert Emanuel, WR DET - Free Agent Updated 12/29/01

Emanuel (knee) is expected to play on Sunday against Chicago. However, he's too risky to start at this point in the Fantasy Football season.

Muhsin Muhammad, WR CAR - Not So Nice Machine Updated 12/29/01
Muhammad (turf toe) will not play this week, and may miss the rest of the season. Isaac Byrd will likely start in his place again.

 Seahawks, DT SEA - Free Agent Updated 12/29/01

CB Shawn Springs, who was suspended for the past four games, will not start on Sunday against San Diego. He may play a reserve role, however, but his playing time will likely be limited.

Todd Bouman, QB MIN - Meximullets Updated 12/29/01
Bouman will miss Sunday's game against Green Bay due to a thumb injury. Spergon Wynn will start in his place.

Spergon Wynn, QB MIN - Free Agent Updated 12/29/01

Wynn will start Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers in place of the injured Todd Bouman. Wynn, who played in most of last week's loss to Jacksonville, is far too inexperienced to start this deep into the Fantasy season.

Drew Bledsoe, QB NE - The Executioners Updated 12/29/01
According to published reports, the Chicago Bears are interested in acquiring Bledsoe. With Tom Brady seemingly entrenched as New England's quarterback, it seems that Bledsoe has become expendable to the Patriots. The move would certainly improve the Bears' passing game, but no deals would likely be made until sometime in the spring.

Martin Gramatica, K TB - One Man Show Updated 12/28/01
Gramatica has still not been ruled out for Saturday's game, although the Buccaneers have signed veteran kicker Doug Brien as insurance. Even if Gramatica can play, he will be a very risky Fantasy starter.

Warrick Dunn, RB TB - One Man Show Updated 12/28/01
Dunn's status is day to day with a toe injury. He is expected to play this week, but Mile Alstott has been the most productive back on the team in recent weeks.

Michael Westbrook, WR WAS - The Snake Pit Updated 12/28/01
Westbrook's status is day to day with a knee injury. He is expected to play this week.

MarTay Jenkins, WR ARI - Free Agent Updated 12/28/01
Jenkins may miss his second consecutive game with an ankle injury this week. Arnold Jackson would replace him as Arizona's third receiver.

Brian Finneran, WR ATL - Free Agent
Updated 12/28/01
Finneran is listed as probable with a knee injury. He is expected to play this week.

Tyrone Davis, TE GB - Free Agent Updated 12/28/01
Davis has been elevated to the No. 2 tight end slot over rookie David Martin. He will see a considerable amount of playing time now that he is healthy, because Green Bay employs many double tight end sets in the red zone.

Oronde Gadsden, WR MIA - Thrill Kill Cult Updated 12/28/01

Gadsden has been practicing this week and may be able to play. But his hamstring injury may limit his productivity.

Steve McNair, QB TEN - North Blvd Nutwhackers Updated 12/28/01
McNair was limited in practice on Thursday. He is still expected to play this week, but he is a risky Fantasy starter because he will be less than 100 percent healthy.

Jimmy Smith, WR JAC - North Blvd Nutwhackers Updated 12/28/01
Smith (flu) has missed practice time this week. He is still expected to play.

Joe Horn, WR NO - The Lie Downs Updated 12/28/01
Horn suffered a minor shoulder injury in practice on Thursday. He is expected to start this week.

Aaron Shea, TE CLE - Free Agent Updated 12/28/01
Shea (shoulder) has been placed on injured reserve. O.J. Santiago will continue to be Cleveland's No. 1 tight end while he is out.

Jason Brookins, RB BAL - Not So Nice Machine
Updated 12/28/01
Brookins has returned to practice and is listed as probable. But he still may not see any game action until Week 17.

Emmitt Smith, RB DAL - The Snake Pit Updated 12/28/01
Micahel Wiley may miss this week's game with a hip injury. Smith is expected to appear on third downs this week as well as assuming his normal workload.

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Hearst, Garrison	RB	5.0

Dyson, Kevin	WR	13.0

Moss, Randy	WR	3.0

Owens, Terrell	WR	9.0

Sharpe, Shannon	TE	6.0

Wilkins, Jeff	K	6.0

Rams	DT	8.0

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Chandler, Chris	QB	6.0

Brown, Troy	WR	0.0

Bouman, Todd	QB	0.0

Fiedler, Jay	QB	35.0

Johnson, Eric	TE	5.0

Pittman, Michael	RB	11.0

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Davis, Stephen	RB	24.0

Tomlinson, LaDainian	RB	23.0

Booker, Marty	WR	19.0

Carter, Cris	WR	1.0

Warrick, Peter	WR	27.0

Gonzalez, Tony	TE	23.0

Vinatieri, Adam	K	0.0

Jets	DT	6.0

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Jefferson, Shawn	WR	4.0

Williams, Roland	TE	2.0

Barber, Tiki	RB	30.0

Bledsoe, Drew	QB	0.0

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Gerald:  ECT (ENA) has an agreement with TransEnergie in Montreal re
Potential business arrangement involving Eastern US power transmission
facilities specifically those located within the NPCC, MAAC, ECAR, SERC, and
RRC North American Electric Reliability Council Regions.

2/99 - 2/2001.  It is bilateral and contains no restrictive provisions.  Let
me know if you would like to see it.
Kay

Kay C. Young
Legal Specialist
Enron North America Corp.
1400 Smith Street
EB 3833
Houston, Texas 77002
713-853-6794
kay.young@enron.com

	Gerald Nemec
	07/20/2000 02:10 PM

		 To: Kay Young/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: CA Data Sheet

Kay,  Please see attached.  Thanks.


I'll have them Saturday.  Will you bring the hard hats to the site?

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---------------------- Forwarded by Michael Neves/HOU/ECT on 09/19/2000 01:19
PM ---------------------------
From: Tana Jones on 09/18/2000 06:06 PM
To: Michael Neves/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: "Other Agreements" in Lotus Notes

Mike,

How can these people access the database?

	Michael Neves
	09/18/2000 05:36 PM

		 To: Tana Jones/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: Re: "Other Agreements" in Lotus Notes

This request has been completed.

Also, I spoke with a contact in IRM and they said that the best way for Jason
to keep is access would be to maintain his NT and Notes accounts and have him
set up his Laptop/Desktop with a Terminal Server client.  With this Terminal
Server client he can access the Enron network as if he's in the office (a
little/lot slower).

To get Terminal Server:  from his Enron Corp desktop he should click
"Start-Programs-Utilities-Make Terminal Server Client Disks"  -  Then of
course he needs to install TS on his machine at A&K (or home).

Let me know if you/he has any questions.

Mike 3-3363

From: Tana Jones on 09/13/2000 08:51 AM
To: Michael Neves/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Sara Shackleton/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT, Laurel
Adams/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: "Other Agreements" in Lotus Notes

Per our conversation yesterday, we would like to open the "Other Agreements"
information in the Financial Trading Agreement Database to members of the
Interest Rate and Currency Desk.  If possible, we would also like them to see
the comments screen.  The people who will need access are Laurel Adams,
George Garcia, Sheila Glover, Kelly Templeton, Teresa Brogan.

As usual, we would like to get them access ASAP.  Can you keep me posted on
their access.  Thanks!


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Done!  See you then.  I've asked Heather and Jeffrey Keenan to join me.

Kay

Herman Manis
08/23/2000 05:33 PM
To: Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: Re: VEPCO meeting

Let's do 2:30 tomorrow for 30 minutes in 3394.

To: Herman Manis/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc:
Subject: Re: VEPCO meeting

Yikes.  Would you have just 30 minutes sometime during the afternoon
tomorrow?  I really struck out with everyone else for Friday.  Otherwise,
I'll be glad to schedule a meeting on Friday (in addition to this one
tomorrow) to review the structure with the various players.  You pick a time
(the earlier being better for me).

Thanks,

Kay

Herman Manis
08/23/2000 04:05 PM
To: Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: Re: VEPCO meeting

I am already booked solid tomorrow afternoon on another deal.  Friday is much
better.

To: Christi L Nicolay/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mitch Robinson/Corp/Enron@Enron, Jeffrey
Keenan/HOU/ECT@ECT, Matthew F Gockerman/HOU/ECT@ECT, Herman
Manis/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Larry Soderquist/HOU/ECT@ECT, Heather
Kroll/HOU/ECT@ECT, Ozzie Pagan/HOU/ECT@ECT, John Moore/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc: Suzanne Adams/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: VEPCO meeting

Looks like Thursday at 300pm is working out for most people to meet to
discuss the VEPCO PPA. The meeting will be held in EB38C1.

Please let me know if you have any questions or comments.

Kay


do you still have the magazine and if so can you send it to me?

"Zerilli, Frank" <fzerilli@POWERMERCHANTS.COM> on 03/23/2001 12:05:51 PM
To: "'jarnold@enron.com'" <jarnold@enron.com>
cc:
Subject: Jarnold

 Jarnold

 - Jarnold.jpg


---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 11/30/2000 02:15
PM ---------------------------

Kay Mann
11/30/2000 01:46 PM
To: Roger Ondreko/HOU/ECT@ECT, Matthew F Gockerman/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:

Subject: City of Austin Agreement

Hi guys,

This is the "break out" contract for the LM's.  This particular draft was
prepared for the City of Austin project, but we also need a TurboPark
version. Please advise of any comments you might have.

Thanks,

Kay
---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 11/30/2000 01:38
PM ---------------------------

Kay Mann
11/27/2000 10:58 AM
To: Lisa Bills/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Roseann Engeldorf/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc: Sheila Tweed/HOU/ECT@ECT, ppipitone@akllp.com, pthompson@akllp.com

Subject: City of Austin Agreement

Lisa/Rose,

Attached is the most recent draft of the facility agreement for the
LM6000's.  This version was prepared for the Austin project and therefore
lacks any DevCo specific references or requirements. Your input as to any
lender requirements, as well as the rights and responsibilities of the agent,
would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Kay
---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 11/27/2000 10:53
AM ---------------------------

"Thompson, Peter J." <peterthompson@akllp.com> on 11/22/2000 02:42:23 PM
To: "Kay Mann (E-mail)" <kay.mann@enron.com>
cc: "Pipitone, Paul" <paulpipitone@akllp.com>, "Cobb, Chris"
<chriscobb@akllp.com>

Subject: City of Austin Agreement

Attached please find a clean copy of the City of Austin Facility
Agreement, as well as a blackline showing changes to the document agreed
to by GE.  To complete the agreement the following needs to be inserted:

1. For the recitals, the kW capacity of its plant and  the location
of the plant.

2. All exhibits, including Exhibit N-3 (which is the original price
for each unit) and Exhibit U, which contains the Site specific material.
The Table of Contents should then be run to include all of the exhibits.

3. The agreement reference in 6.7.1

4. The payee and address for invoices in 6.7.2

5. The names, addresses, etc. for Sections 25.1 and 25.3
 <<Comparison of the Gas Turbine Agreement.DOC>>  <<Gas Turbine
Agreement Draft of 11/22/00.DOC>>
 - Comparison of the Gas Turbine Agreement.DOC
 - 00.DOC


I spoke with Nelson to verify how this language should be used for W&T Offshore and Spinnaker. On those confirmation, the Buyer's Keep Whole language should NOT be included. Please let me know if you have questions. I would like to see those confirmations before they are sent to the customers.

Thanks,
Judy

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Nemec, Gerald
Sent:	Friday, September 14, 2001 12:03 PM
To:	Thorne, Judy; Grass, John; Ferries, Nelson
Cc:	Wallumrod, Ellen
Subject:	Keep Whole Language for Mariner

Attached is the revised Keep Whole Language.  I assume this language would completely replace the Variance langauge that we currently insert in our GTCs and any Replacement Price Differential Language in our Pooling Point and Wellhead GTCs.  I.e. this will be the only measure of damages for these deals.  If this is not correct, let's discuss.

Ellen,  This language would be the same language use for the W&T Offshore and Spinaker deals.  Is this correct Nelson?

Please review before sending out to make sure I have correctly captured your business deal.

 << File: KeepWhole.doc >>


My understanding is some folks were unable to access the  attachment.?
Accordingly, I am resending these materials related to the  Governor's
executive orders.
?
?
?-----Original Message-----From:  Andy Brown [mailto:ABB@eslawfirm.com]Sent:
Friday, February 09, 2001  12:56 PMTo: Steven Kelly (E-mail); Katie Kaplan
(E-mail); Julee  Malinowsky-Ball (E-mail); Douglas Kerner; Carol Hudson
(E-mail)Subject: memo re executive ordersImportance:  High

attached.? call  if questions.? ABB

Andrew B. BrownEllison, Schneider & Harris, LLP2015  H StreetSacramento, CA?
95814Phone: (916) 447-2166Fax: (916)  447-3512mailto:abb@eslawfirm.com
CONFIDENTIALITY  NOTICE:? This communication and any accompanying document(s)
are  confidential and privileged.? They are intended for the sole use of the
addressee.? If you receive this transmission in error, you are advised that
any disclosure, copying, distribution, or the taking of any action in
reliance  upon the communication is strictly prohibited.? Moreover, any such
inadvertent disclosure shall not compromise or waive the attorney-client
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communication in error, please contact the sender at the internet address
indicated or by telephone at (916)447-2166. Thank you.
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 - 010209_IEP_EO_abb_analysis.doc


The deals below were changed tonight per John Arnold.

Thanks,

Errol McLaughlin

Gregory Carraway
01/16/2001 08:50 AM
To: Errol McLaughlin/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc: Rebecca Ford/HOU/ECT@ECT, Kim S Theriot/HOU/ECT@ECT

Subject: Gas Daily deals in dispute

The following deals are being disputed by Reliant Energy Services. TAGG is
showing these deals as Gas Daily, but the counterparty states that they
should be changed to Nymex trades. They also stated that they were told by
Mike Maggi that the deals would be changed to Nymex deals:


Hello everyone.  It is time for the Spring recruiting season to begin and
select the candidates we would like to have on our pre-select list. My
coordinator  will be handing out the resume books this morning. Please call
Alyse at extension 57339 with your EB locations so we can be sure to get the
resume books to you. Please email me your top 10 picks by noon, Friday,
January 26th.  Thank you for your continued support and I look forward to
working with you all this season.

Kristin Gandy
Associate Recruiter
Associate / Analyst Program

amh


fyi, info from Duke responding to charges made by ex-employees...
---------------------- Forwarded by Karen Denne/Corp/Enron on 06/25/2001
10:07 AM ---------------------------

"Thomas C Williams" <tcwillia@duke-energy.com> on 06/24/2001 11:47:11 AM
To: foothillservices@mindspring.com
cc: carol clawson <carol_clawson@fpl.com>, catherine Parochetti
<catherine.parochetti@avistacorp.com>, Dan Pigeon <Dan_Pigeon@transalta.com>,
Dan Douglass <douglass@energyattorney.com>, Dace Udris <dudris@smud.org>, Ed
Mosey <efmosey@bpa.gov>, Ellen Averill <ellen.averill@williams.com>, Jan
Mitchell <jan.mitchell@pacificorp.com>, Joe Ronan <joer@calpine.com>, John
Fistolera <johnf@ncpa.com>, John Sousa <joso@dynegy.com>, Karen Denne
<kdenne@enron.com>, Lynn Lednicky <LALE@dynegy.com>, Lynn Fisher
<lfisher@apx.com>, Mark Stutz <mark.stutz@xcelenergy.com>, Toni Amendolia
<mozart@pwrteam.com>, Mike Hansen <mshansen@bpa.gov>, Paula Hall-Collins
<paula.hall-collins@williams.com>, Richard Wheatley
<richard_n_wheatley@reliantenergy.com>, Sandra McDonough
<Sandra.McDonough@neg.pge.com>, Steve Roalstad
<steve.roalstad@xcelenergy.com>

Subject: Re: Capital Week debate between me and Bustamonte

Gary, I just sent this to your other e-mail address.  The Lt Gov. was in on
this San Diego employee thing at the Dunn hearings, so this may come up.
The credibility of these former SDG&E employees was very weak in the
hearing and their allegations are absurd.....
________________________________________________________________________

To California news media covering electricity crisis:

As a result of the false claims by three former San Diego Gas & Electric
employees we have been in the news a bit lately. To add a bit of clarity to
the situation I am sending you our release issued Friday that goes through
each of the three claims and our response.

To more fully understand the situation, please read the attached story that
appeared in the LA Times yesterday. These reporters had the logs that were
stolen from our South Bay Power Plant in Chula Vista more than two weeks
ago.  We went through these log books line by line with these reporters.
They also obtained confidential information from the Cal-ISO during these
three days (January 16-18) that indicated that we were operating at their
instruction when ramping up an down the units.  This is because the ISO
purchased the ability to move the units up and down to help ensure the
state's supply and demand is in balance.  This is a common practice and
done every hour of every day by the ISO at plants that are able to provide
this service.

Its unfortunate that we were not allowed to respond to these charges when
they were made formally in Senator Dunn's  committee hearing Friday
(although the information was leaked way before the hearing by someone).  I
understand that Governor Gray Davis is meeting with these former SDG&E
employees tomorrow.  We had tried to personally meet with the governor last
summer to offer very inexpensive long term power contracts and 2000
megawatts of peaking plants in 2001 and 2002 and were not able to.

Tom Williams
Director of Public Affairs
Duke Energy North America
Morro Bay, CA
______________________________________________________________________________
_____

Los Angeles Times via Dow Jones
   Publication Date: Saturday June 23, 2001
   Page B-1
   Los Angeles Times (Home Edition)
   Copyright 2001 / The Times Mirror Company
   By DOUG SMITH, CARL INGRAM and RICH CONNELL
   TIMES STAFF WRITERS

SACRAMENTO -- Three former San Diego power plant workers on Friday accused
officials of Duke Energy Co. of manipulating California's crippled
electricity market for higher profits, but records and interviews show that
the company was responding partly to state instructions.

Their testimony caused a sensation among power industry critics and brought
a sharp response from the company at the center of the whistle-blower
allegations, which called them "baseless."

The former employees at Duke's South Bay facility told a legislative
committee investigating alleged price gouging that the plant was ramped up
and down "like a yo-yo" in an apparent gambit to drive up profits.

In support of the allegations, the workers produced logs showing Duke's
trading arm constantly increasing and decreasing generation during power
emergencies over three days in mid-January.

Duke officials, who will testify in the weeks ahead, said the up and down
throttling of the plant came at the direction of the state, which had paid
the company to hold the disputed generation capacity in reserve.

Public records gathered in recent weeks by The Times confirm that at least
part of that activity was directed by the California Independent System
Operator.

Moreover, Cal-ISO, which in the past has accused power firms of withholding
electricity to boost prices, stressed Friday that it regularly directs
generators to adjust output to keep the grid humming.

"On a daily basis we have reserves that are set aside," Cal-ISO spokesman
Gregg Fishman said. "It's energy that can be called upon instantly to meet
a fluctuation in demand, or within 10 minutes, or within an hour.
Certainly, we call on [standby] services regularly to meet these
fluctuations."

The three witnesses who testified each had worked at the plant for more
than 20 years, first for San Diego Gas & Electric and later, under
contract, for Duke. They were let go by Duke in April.

Former power plant mechanics Ed G. Edwards Jr. and Glenn D. Johnson accused
Duke of throwing away valuable plant parts and of manipulating generation
capacity beginning in 1999, leaving workers puzzled.

Managers brushed aside questions about the activity, saying they were "for
economic" reasons, the workers said.

"Sometimes a unit would be down 'for economics' for two or three days.
Sometimes, it would be down for two or three hours. It didn't make sense,"
Johnson said.

He said the phrase appeared to be "another way to explain limiting the load
or curtailing the load to boost prices."

"Instead of running two units to make the same price," Johnson said, "you
could run one unit and make three times the price." Some energy experts
argue that it is possible to increase earnings by trimming power supply in
California's tight electricity market.

The third worker, Jimmy Olkjer, an assistant control room operator, said
such actions began after Duke began operating the plant.

Sen. Joe Dunn (D-Santa Ana), the committee chairman, asked Olkjer whether
SDG&E operated in the same manner. "No," he said.

Edwards, one of the ex-mechanics, said prolonged repairs by Duke were part
of the apparent gaming of the power market.

Once, he was directed to throw away 23 pallets of power plant parts, he
said. "Some of it was brand new stuff" in its original packaging. "I used a
forklift, took them to a dumpster and dumped the pallets," Edwards said.

He testified that often it took weeks to find a needed spare part, which in
the past would have been readily available.

Duke officials bragged about their money-making ways, Edwards said. At
employee parties after the first year of operation, Duke executives boasted
that "they made more money than they had expected in five years."

Dunn and Sen. Debra Bowen (D-Marina del Rey), a committee member, said
later that they were impressed with the credibility of the workers'
testimony, but that it did not constitute a "smoking gun." Both said they
would form no conclusion until hearing from Duke and other generators.

Duke officials, who will testify before the committee next month, said
Cal-ISO controlled much of the ramping activity. "Our employees followed
the directions" of the grid operator, said Bill Hall, who oversees Duke's
plant operations in the West.

Old or unnecessary parts were discarded as part of an upgrading of the
plant's inventory system, said Tom Williams, a Duke spokesman. Duke has
decreased outages and significantly increased its production since
purchasing the plant, he said. "The proof's in the numbers," he said.

One plant mechanic has told The Times that he was told to toss parts by the
previous owner, SDG&E, as well as by Duke.

Cal-ISO officials declined to discuss specific contracts and activities
with Duke. But records show that the agency regularly buys reserve and
standby power at the plant. That electricity can be ordered on and off the
system to maintain balances crucial to the complex grid.

In the January period focused on at Friday's hearing, records show that
three of the four South Bay units were repeatedly called on to deliver
standby power. The fourth unit was shut for servicing.

On Jan. 17, for example, records show that the agency called on one unit to
increase output by 62 megawatts at 6 a.m. and reduce it by that same amount
two hours later. Then at noon, the agency ordered 71 more megawatts,
cutting it back to 20 at 3 p.m. By day's end, the agency had asked for an
additional 38 megawatts.

A second unit was instructed to add 50 or more megawatts four times on the
same day. A third unit was ramped up or down 12 times, bouncing from zero
to as high as 221 megawatts.

The records show only power that ISO actually needed. The agency refused to
disclose how much reserve power it had under contract with Duke that it had
not called on.

But after reviewing records for the mid-January period, Cal-ISO manager of
markets Brian Rahman said, "The most viable reason why any one unit would
not have been producing would have been for operating reserve."

______________________________________________________________________________
_______

Here is a link to the release below:
http://dena.duke-energy.com/california/releases/nr062201.asp

                    DUKE ENERGY REFUTES FALSE CHARGES;
               PLANT OUTPUT WAS CONTROLLED BY CALIFORNIA ISO
June 22, 2001

SACRAMENTO ? Duke Energy today said the output of its South Bay power plant
in California was directed by the California Independent System Operator
(ISO) to track fluctuations in electricity demand, and the plant operated
at top reliability. The company strongly denied allegations by three former
plant employees that power output was reduced at Duke Energy's own
direction.

The workers making the allegations were employees of San Diego Gas &
Electric (SDG&E) who were not hired as part of the new operating team when
Duke Energy assumed full control of the South Bay power plant in April.

Bill Hall, vice president of Duke Energy's western operations, said, "These
allegations represent just one more page in a very long chapter of
misinformation disseminated by people who don't know the full story."

Hall reviewed the charges and the facts:

Charge: Output from South Bay was ramped up and down to manipulate prices
during times when energy supplies were short.
The facts:
?    The units were operated under the direction of the California ISO to
meet system reliability       and Duke Energy's contractual commitments.
?    While the three ex-workers allude to log books from the plant control
room with notations      from Duke Energy Trading & Marketing (DETM), the
former SDG&E South Bay employees         apparently did not know that that
the ISO directs output through the DETM coordinator. Our     records of ISO
directions match up perfectly with the logbook notations.

Charge: The most expensive unit was run at South Bay to drive up ISO
prices.
The facts:
?    South Bay's 15-megawatt, jet-fueled unit was designed principally to
provide start-up power   to the station's steam units. This unit has been
made available to provide as much energy as   possible to California during
the state's energy crisis.
?    During the period in question, the jet-fueled unit was being operated
because the price of jet      fuel was substantially less than the cost of
natural gas. This resulted in lower marginal costs. ?   The 15-megawatt
unit was being run to provide electricity to cover Duke Energy's California
     contractual commitments. This electricity was not being bid into the
ISO market, so there     was no way it could have influenced ISO market
prices.

Charge: Inventory management (including "throwing out spare parts") at
South Bay resulted in increased outage time to accomplish repairs.
The facts:
?    At no time did lack of inventory result in a unit being unavailable
for service.
?    The inventory management practices at South Bay represent standard
industry practices.      Duke Energy purchased the entire inventory for
South Bay when we assumed operations for      the plant in 1998. We
retained the parts and tools we deemed useful and disposed of
inventory that was damaged or obsolete.
?    Duke Energy employees have taken extraordinary actions to keep our
power plants operating   during California's energy crisis.

Duke Energy continues to deliver real solutions to the state's energy needs
and to operate its business with integrity.

Duke Energy will hold a media briefing immediately following the state
Senate hearing at approximately 4 p.m. (ET). Reporters not in Sacramento
can call-in at: 888/664-9965, passcode DUKE.

For additional information, please visit our Web site at
www.duke-energy.com/california

                    Gary Ackerman
                    <foothillservices@minds        To:     Dan Douglass
                    pring.com>
<douglass@energyattorney.com>, Lynn Lednicky
                                                   <LALE@dynegy.com>, Sandra
McDonough
                    06/24/01 12:45 PM
<Sandra.McDonough@neg.pge.com>, Dan Pigeon
                    Please respond to
<Dan_Pigeon@transalta.com>, Lynn Fisher
                    foothillservices               <lfisher@apx.com>, Karen
Denne
                                                   <kdenne@enron.com>,
Richard Wheatley

<richard_n_wheatley@reliantenergy.com>, Paula
                                                   Hall-Collins
<paula.hall-collins@williams.com>,
                                                   Joe Ronan
<joer@calpine.com>, Tom Williams

<tcwillia@duke-energy.com>, Ed Mosey
                                                   <efmosey@bpa.gov>, Mike
Hansen
                                                   <mshansen@bpa.gov>, Jan
Mitchell

<jan.mitchell@pacificorp.com>, Toni Amendolia
                                                   <mozart@pwrteam.com>, Mark
Stutz

<mark.stutz@xcelenergy.com>, Steve Roalstad

<steve.roalstad@xcelenergy.com>, John Sousa
                                                   <joso@dynegy.com>, John
Fistolera
                                                   <johnf@ncpa.com>, Dace
Udris <dudris@smud.org>,
                                                   carol clawson
<carol_clawson@fpl.com>, catherine
                                                   Parochetti

<catherine.parochetti@avistacorp.com>, Ellen
                                                   Averill
<ellen.averill@williams.com>
                                                   cc:
                                                   bcc:
                                                   Subject:     Capital Week
debate between me and

Bustamonte

This Thursday I will be a guest along with our favorite Lt Gov on
California Capital Week.  I can't think of a worse time to have this,
since Bustamonte is the point man on fhe three witnesses that
participated in last Friday's public Senate Hearing on price
manipulation.  So feed me your advice.  I am trying to take the high
road, but I will warn you right now that if Bustamonte makes any of his
outrageous statements in front of me, I will boldly correct him in no
short order.

gba


Here is a list of reviewers I have
chose:
                                                                         KIM
THERIOT, STEPHANIE PIWETZ

      LYNN SHIVERS, DIANE
ELLSTROM
                                                                 JOE
HUNTER

                     MELISSA RODRIGUEZ


I'm sorry, baby.  I wish it wasn't the case.  The excuse is that he can't
find a hotel room on such short notice.  Also, Em and Ray are moving in
together and we're not at that step yet.  I'm not excusing the situation.
Besides, there really isn't any room for him-he's going to have to sleep on
the floor.  I wouldn't want you to sleep on the floor.

Love you,
Jenn


You put a deal in for Torch for this time frame at this meter to clear an
exception.  Should we put a new deal in with Cleco?  Let me know.

Mary
---------------------- Forwarded by Mary Poorman/NA/Enron on 01/31/2001 04:45
PM ---------------------------

Charlene Richmond@ECT
01/31/2001 04:04 PM
To: Mary Poorman/NA/Enron@ENRON
cc:

Subject: Re: Meter 986315 for 10/00

The person at Cleco / Foursquare  is Kara , her phone number is 281-556-8878

Mary Poorman@ENRON
01/31/2001 03:45 PM
To: Charlene Richmond/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: Meter 986315 for 10/00

I have a note in Pops that Daren extended the Torch deal at this meter for
October.  If they are disputing the deal, please let me know and I will clear
this up with them.

Mary


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---------------------- Forwarded by George Hopley/HOU/ECT on 12/13/2000 04:53
PM ---------------------------

cathy@pira.com (Cathy) on 12/13/2000 04:10:18 PM
To: "PIRA Natural Gas Retainer Client" <greg@pira.com>
cc:
Subject: PIRA's Gas Flash Weekly 12/13/00

Attached is PIRA's Gas Flash.  Unauthorized distribution is prohibited.

Please direct questions about this report to: Greg Shuttlesworth (Email:
greg@pira.com), Tom Howard (EMail: tazh@pira.com), Richard Redash (Email:
Rich@pira.com), Nobu Tarui (Email: nobuo@pira.com) or Jane Hsu (Email:
jane@pira.com).  All can be reached at (212) 686-6808.

Contact John Graziano regarding PIRA report distribution at (212) 686-6808,
Email: jgraziano@pira.com.

 - aga121300.pdf


Crude 24X7 WTI Marketing Effort

Trade Count:
 302 Trades
 14.3 Millions of Barrels
 15 Counterparties Transacting Today
 30 Counterparties Transacting to Date
 761 Millions of Barrels Traded YTD

Comments:
? . 81 Trades and 3.7 Million Barrels were traded over the weekend by 6
counterparties.

? NOTE: The EnronOnline Volumes on the NYMEX comparison chart are multiplied
by 10 in order to be in scale with the NYMEX volumes. This chart is for trend
analysis only and does not represent absolute figures.


---------------------- Forwarded by David Martin/HOU/ECT on 02/11/2000 02:20
PM ---------------------------

Margaret Dutton <Margaret.Dutton@bus.utexas.edu> on 02/11/2000 02:06:42 PM
To: "'David Martin'" <David.Martin@enron.com>
cc:
Subject: RE: MBA Candidate

Many thanks for your strong referral, David.  Glad to have you continuing
your alum referrals this year.  I have added your note to Mr. Rogers'
application file, and his file will receive priority handling once it
reaches the MBA Admissions office.

Margaret Dutton
Graduate School of Business, MBA Admissions
The University of Texas at Austin
margaret.dutton@bus.utexas.edu

 -----Original Message-----
From:  David Martin [mailto:David.Martin@enron.com]
Sent: Friday, February 11, 2000 12:55 PM
To: margaret.dutton@bus.utexas.edu
Subject: MBA Candidate

Margaret,

My name David Martin.  I graduated from the MBA/MPA program at UT in May
1998
and I am currently a Manager at Enron North America in the Restructuring
Group.
I am writing to you in reference to a Fall 2000 MBA candidate named Benjamin
Rogers.  He is an Associate here at Enron and in my opinion an excellent
candidate for the UT MBA program.  He has already submitted his application
and
is anxiously awaiting a response.  Ben came to Enron as an Analyst and was
recently promoted to an Associate, something not many Analysts are able to
do.
He has worked in several groups throughout Enron and is very serious about
the
possibility of attending UT.  Please take my highest of recommendations into
consideration when you assess his entrance into the program.  Thank you.

Regards,
David Martin


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 - rtceo2000.pdf


Can I see them first?

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Oxley, David
Sent:	Monday, January 07, 2002 9:52 AM
To:	Kitchen, Louise
Cc:	Schoppe, Tammie
Subject:	Org Charts

Louise,

Did you get all the Org Charts that Umbrella asked for? Do I need to send them?

David


Simon - Justin tells me that in his view there are no issues from a UK
legal/regulatory point of view , other than the following:

As a matter of 'best pratice', the broker(s) concerned should mention
somewhere in their terms and conditions that their 'commission may or may not
be shared with third parties' in order to comply with SFA rules

Hope this helps.
---------------------- Forwarded by Paul Goddard/EU/Enron on 19/01/2001 12:20
---------------------------
From: Paul Goddard on 19/01/2001 11:09
To: Justin Boyd/LON/ECT@ECT
cc: Dave Samuels/hou/ect@ect, Amita Gosalia/LON/ECT@ECT

Subject: Re: Spectron Update & Response

Justin - any thoughts re: Simon's question? Would we still be within our
legal and regulatory rights to accepting a 'cut' of a broker's commission
fees, assuming we ended up doing what Simon suggests as opposed to the
EnronBrokerConnect approach (different business/revenue model)?

Thanks,
Paul

---------------------- Forwarded by Paul Goddard/EU/Enron on 19/01/2001 10:59
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Simon Hastings@ECT
19/01/2001 09:56
To: Andy Zipper/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc: Richard Lewis/LON/ECT@ECT, Paul Goddard/EU/Enron@Enron

Subject: Re: Spectron Update & Response

Andy

Actually what I was referring to was a deal between UK Power and GFI Net,
which would not necessarily involve EOL.
There would be several benefits for us to do this, as detailed in my previous
mail.

My question is: Do you know of any issues that would prevent us from
accepting a per trade payment (passthrough of a % of bro) from GFI? If not,
do you know who has looked at this sort of thing?

Thanks
Simon

Andy Zipper@ENRON
18/01/2001 21:09
To: Simon Hastings/LON/ECT@ECT
cc:

Subject: Re: Spectron Update & Response

Simon,

Re GFI:

We had been discussing an EnronBrokerConnect license for them. This is the
deal whereby they get a stripped down EOL web client that allows them to
transact on behalf of customers. This was initiated on behalf of the
Conntinental Power desk. GFI has been un responsive to date.

If they have changed tack and want to put EOL numbers on the GFInet site they
need to let me know that. So far it's been tough dealing with these guys.

Andy


Dear Students,

The library workshop tonight and tomorrow (Using UC Libraries Effectively,
7:40pm to 8:10pm) will be held in Rm. F310, not F300 as the schedule says.
There is plenty of room, so please attend if you can.

Monica Singh


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Calif. Asked To Delay Holiday Lights

By COLLEEN VALLES
Associated Press Writer
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) via NewsEdge Corporation  -
Gov. Gray Davis was in the holiday spirit
when he lit the Christmas tree at the state Capitol, but he quickly
pulled the plug as part of a statewide effort to conserve energy.

The 56-foot white fir was lit in Sacramento for about five
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uses, including holiday lighting.

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	"Oller, Jeremy" <Jeremy.Oller@chguernsey.com>
	09/22/2000 12:14 PM

		 To: "'MARK.E.HAEDICKE@ENRON.COM'" <MARK.E.HAEDICKE@ENRON.COM>
		 cc:
		 Subject: C.H. Guernsey & Company's antitrust links

To:   MARK E. HAEDICKE
 From:   Shaun D. Ledgerwood, J.D., Ph.D., Jeremy Oller, J.D.
Re:   C.H. Guernsey & Company's Antitrust Web Links

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Ed and Lauri,

Jill Zivley is needing bids on various wells from EEX.  I understand that anything that is captive to HPL will be going with the pipeline after the sale.  So, you should probably quote the bids for any of this supply.  I have listed the applicable wells and some limited info in the attached spreadsheet.  Eric Boyt is working on the structuring of the deal. He may be contacting   you. He would like to get the bids to Jill by Friday.  Let me know if you have any questions.

D


Dave:
I talked with the legal guys at Cinergy and after further discussions with
Mike Cyrus, they felt that since these discussions were at a high level and
very early in discussions that a "CA" at this time was not needed.  There
were two sticking points that I was trying to get them to backdown from: 1) a
stand-still agreement and 2) a solicitation agreement.  They were not willing
to back down from these, thus they concluded with suggesting no "CA".  Let me
know if this is your thoughts as well.  Thanks!
Ben


Attached is a notice of Edward O'Neill's change of address pertaining to the
above-mentioned matters.  It is a Word Document.  You may contact me at the
telephone # or e-mail address listed below if you have difficulty opening
the document.  Thank you.

 <<Letter to Process.doc>>
Anne Louis
Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP
One Embarcadero Center
Suite 600
San Francisco, CA 94111
(415) 276-6579
Fax: (415) 276-6599
annelouis@dwt.com

 - Letter to Process.doc