Dale/Bart/Sara,

We need to clean up the confirmation and any other legal information that
accompanies it (Bart/Sara, is the attached Omnibus T&Cs we proposed to use
standard documentation or are any revisions necessary prior to sending out to
CCSI?) so that we can send this out to CCSI for their review.

Looking at the confirmation, I see the following items that need to be
revised:

Trade date/Signing date - Not yet confirmed; will insert date the deal is
closed when it is known.
Need to specify which curve to look at in the Gas Daily Index (there is a low
high and a mid or average); we did not specify which one we would refer to
previously
Do we need to replace ECT with ENA throughout??
Catalytica should be Catalytica Combustion Systems (the subsidiary not the
parent)
Need to add in details about CCSI (name/title/payment account info etc.)

Sean - I will get the info for 5 from CCSI

Dale - Could you correct number 2, advise on number 3 and review the document
again to see if any other information is lacking that should be included?

Bart/Sara  - Could you advise about the details on the Omnibus (I have
misplaced any copy of this)  I thought there were some credit issues that
needed to be filled in at the bottom of this?

If anyone else could advise on other items that need to be addressed with
either the Confirmation and/or the Omnibus agreement, now is the time!

Regards,


Tana,
Sorry for the long winded voice mail.  I have a meeting with Mark Thomas,
Head of Energy with Carr Futures, Inc. in London this Tuesday the 27th of
February.  Carr is a divisions of Credit Agricole Indosuez.  Their
information is as follows:

1-6 Lombard Street, London EC3V 9JU, UK
tel. 020.7550.2355      fax 020.7550.2381
email: mthomas@carrfut.com

I would like to execute a non disclosure agreement prior to our meeting.  If
possible, please email Mark Thomas our non disclosure agreement as soon as
you can.

Thanks,

Dan
44-077-7190-5064


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Enron-admin@FSDDataSvc.com on 09/06/2000 10:12:33 AM
To: pallen@enron.com
cc:
Subject: TIME SENSITIVE: Executive Impact & Influence Program Survey

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----- Forwarded by Sara Shackleton/HOU/ECT on 06/01/2000 06:26 PM -----

	Don Albers <offiweb@yahoo.com>
	06/01/2000 04:23 PM

		 To: Sara.Shackleton@enron.com
		 cc:
		 Subject: Re: Your Bravo 20 order #1261

Dear Ms. Shackleton:

That is correct, we will not charge your card until we
ship.  Please let us know if you have any more
questions.

Thank you,
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OFFI & Company

--- Sara.Shackleton@enron.com wrote:
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----- Forwarded by Richard B Sanders/HOU/ECT on 11/30/2000 09:27 AM -----

	"Page Mobley" <mobleypa@bipc.com>
	11/21/2000 12:59 PM

		 To: <daniel.reck@enron.com>, <George.mcclellan@enron.com>,
<Matthew.arnold@enron.com>, <Richard.b.sanders@enron.com>,
<wayne.gresham@enron.com>
		 cc:
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 - Complain.DOC
 - EnronNor.DOC


This week's Lite Bytz presentation will feature the following APPZ speaker:

Hal Elrod
CommodityLogic
Thursday, April 26, 2001

If you have not already signed up, please RSVP via email to
litebytz@enron.com by the end of the day Tuesday, April 24, 2001.

*Remember: this is now a Brown Bag Event--so bring your lunch and we will
provide

http://home.enron.com:84/messaging/revisedhalelrod.ppt


IntercontinentalExchange
                                                                                Firm Power Price Bulletin
                                                                                For Power Delivered on Tuesday, November  27, 2001
                                                                                (Trade Date of Monday, November  26, 2001)
Click here to access index history


- 1T%F01!.doc


----- Forwarded by Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron on 07/09/2001 06:07 PM -----

	"Delaney Hunter" <dhunter@s-k-w.com>
	07/09/2001 06:08 PM
	Please respond to dhunter

		 To: "Jeff Dasovich (E-mail)" <jdasovic@enron.com>
		 cc:
		 Subject: More on FERC generator hearings

-----Original Message-----
From: McEvoy, Bridget [mailto:Bridget.McEvoy@ElPaso.com]
BN  18:06 Talks Between California, Generators End; No Accord (Correct)

(Corrects lead to say judge recommended FERC hearings to

result disagreements; adds comments from judge in fifth paragraph

and comments from Enron in 13th paragraph.)

     Washington, July 9 (Bloomberg) -- A judge who oversaw two

weeks of unsuccessful negotiations aimed at persuading power

sellers to pay refunds in California and other western states

recommended that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission hold

hearings to resolve disagreements within 60 days.

     Two weeks of FERC-ordered talks ended today with the two

sides no closer to an accord.

     ``In 15 days, you can't work miracles,'' said Curtis Wagner,
FERC's chief administrative law judge. ``The numbers were too far

apart.''

      California says it is due a refund of $8.9 billion because

the companies charged excessive prices. Other western states are

also requesting money.

     A group of power sellers offered $510 million to California

during the negotiations, scoffing at the state's method of

calculating the refund, Wagner said. Other parties to the talks

offered about $206 million, bringing the total offer from

generators to $716 million.

      On Saturday, the state brought in analysts who explained how

the state calculated its estimate. He wasn't convinced by

California's arguments that it should receive $8.9 billion, said

Wagner, who wouldn't provide his own estimate of how much should

be paid.

     Wagner said FERC should hold hearings of 60 days or less and

should calculate a refund based on a system it approved for price

caps on June 18. The caps are based on the costs of the highest

priced generator during the early stages of a power shortage.

      That formula should be applied retroactively to Oct. 1,

Wagner said. He wouldn't provide an estimate of the size of such a

refund, saying it would require research into fuel prices from

that time period.

     Michael Kahn, California's chief negotiator, said the judge's

recommendation was a victory for his state. Wagner's formula would

give his state a refund of ``several billion dollars,'' and

California will sue to get the rest, he said.

     ``The judge said we're entitled to our money without

releasing any of our claims,'' Kahn told reporters.

     Generators were mixed on what Wagner's recommendations meant,

though they agreed the state asked for too much.

    ``Under the faulty methodology the state has come up with (to

justify the $8.9 billion refund), we would be owed money because

we bought more than we sold in the spot market in the period in

question,'' said Mark Palmer, a spokesman for Enron Corp, one of

the power sellers taking part in the negotiations. ``That's shows

how ridiculous this is.''

    Houston-based Enron didn't participate in the offer to refund

$510 million, Palmer said, without being more specific.

     ``Nothing I've seen suggests that California cares about a

settlement,'' Palmer said. ``What they care about is shifting

blame. What they care about is a witch hunt.''

     Duke Energy Corp. is ``very pleased'' by the judge's

recommendations, said Brent Bailey, vice president and general

counsel of the Charlotte-based company. The judge's plan fixes

problems with California's methodology for calculating the

refunds, he said.

      California's two biggest utilities have piled up almost $14

billion in debt because of the surging prices that resulted when

the state's plan to deregulate its electricity system failed. The

state began buying power on the utilities' behalf in January and

has spent close to $8 billion.

--Amy Strahan Butler and Jeff Bliss in Washington (202) 624-1975

or jbliss@bloomberg.net and in Washington/mmw/alp/mmw

Bridget McEvoy
Investor Relations
El Paso Corp.
713.420.5597
Bridget.McEvoy@elpaso.com

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AWADmail Issue 21
                             November 19, 2000

             A Compendium of Feedback on the Words in A.Word.A.Day
             and Other Interesting Tidbits about Words and Languages

--------------------------------

From: Hans Feuss (hans.feuss@cibc.com)
Subject: Re: A.Word.A.Day--aufklarung

I am now 54 years of age, but during my youth the word 'aufklaerung' (note
the umlaut here), had a very specific meaning:

Having received 'aufklaerung' or having been 'aufgeklaert' ALWAYS meant,
that your parents/elders etc. have told you, not necessarily taught you,
the ways of the birds and bees and how babies were made. I suppose, this is
a form of enlightenment, but not necessarily in the way it was presented.

   Also noted by Pamela Matsuda-Dunn (pmdart@aol.com) and Raul Cucalon
   (cucalonr@pom-emh1.army.mil).

--------------------------------

From: Quincy Liu (liu@hmi.de)
Subject: Anschluss

Before the word Anschluss became encrusted with the political overtone of
`being taken over', it had, and still has, the straight forward meaning of
`having connection to', e.g., by knowing a certain contact person one has
the Anschluss to an organization or a group.

--------------------------------

From: Eric Wilson (cerebrumconsulting@home.com)
Subject: Succinct definition of kitsch

Some years back on a BBC radio program called 'My Work', I heard the most
succinct definition of 'kitsch'.

kitsch: "A Venus de Milo statue with a clock its belly."

Says it all, don't you agree?

--------------------------------

From: Randall Gray (randall.gray@marine.csiro.au)
Subject: A.Word.A.Day--kitsch

We were discussing what someone ought to wear to a moderately formal
function when a voice from the rabble piped up:

       "Remember: Kitsch never goes out of style."

It is now on the wall in our loo along with a motley collection of other
similar aphorisms both humourous and wise.

--------------------------------

From: Gretta Small (grettasmall@cs.com)
Subject: Spelling

Why have you chosen to OMIT the umlaut in "gemutlichkeit" (your spelling)
rather than to observe the convention (using an "e" following the
ought-to-be umlauted character to indicate the umlaut) normally observed
when the umlauted character is not available on the keyboard? This is done
even in Germany. Thus, the word would be spelled, "Gemuetlichkeit."

The umlauted "u" has a completely different pronunciation from the
non-umlauted "u" and thus is absolutely essential. I lived in Germany for
many years and learned this the hard way, e.g. "schwuel" (WITH the umlaut)
means "humid" and "schwul" means "homosexual."

--------------------------------

From: Rudolph Chelminski (rudychelminski@compuserve.com)
Subject: Re: German words

I have received a multitude of complaints that the German words I selected
for AWAD as a Guest Wordsmith were missing umlauts and were not capitalized,
as is standard German practice for nouns. Two explanations for this: 1) Many
(most?) American keyboards, mine included, do not have the umlaut symbol;
and 2) once German (or Hindi or Afghan or whatever) words have been
kidnapped into our language they are no longer 100% what they were. Now that
we have them in captivity they have to play by OUR rules, heh,heh,heh. So no
accents, umlauts, diacritical marks or whatever. And no capitalizations.

--------------------------------

From: Mark Willis (mwillis@helix.nih.gov)
Subject: Fifteen minutes of fame for "chad"!

I've been enjoying your AWAD mailings for over a year now, and every once in
awhile I see in print a word I had recently learned from the daily morsels
you send. But I doubt if any newly-learned word so far has appeared as
prominently to me as the term "chad" (AWAD, 11/3/99). For the past six days,
the election of the president in the United States has been (literally and
figuratively) hinging on the chads attached in various conditions to the
manually-punched ballots in the state of Florida, as election officials
examine them for hints of the voters' electoral intent. When I originally
saw `chad' on your list, I wondered why we needed a name for such an item.
Now I realize that every word will have its fifteen minutes of fame!

Whenever I see or hear the word (which the news media often stop to define
before proceeding with the story), I think of AWAD. Thank you for doing your
part to inform our electoral process here in the United States.

   For those who missed it first time around, the word chad is available at
   http://wordsmith.org/words/chad.html . If you wish to see the theme under
   which it appeared and the entire week's words, check out the
   archives for Nov 1999 at http://wordsmith.org/awad/archives.html -Anu

--------------------------------

From: Brian West (brianwest@clara.net)
Subject: Slang

I have with much interest read the correspondence on English rhyming slang.
This reminds me of an alternative slang used on occasion by my late Father,
and allegedly by Butchers in England where words were reversed, thus eson was
nose, ecaf (esaf) was face and so forth.  Quite difficult to understand until
acquainted with the rules.

--------------------------------

From: Suzy (suzy807Q@aol.com)
Subject: speaking backwards

Since most people who subscribe to AWAD are linguaphiles, I would expect
that many have a facility with languages in general. I'm wondering how
common the ability to speak backwards is. (For example, one could instantly
translate while speaking "Hello, my name is John" into "Olleh, ym eman si
Nhoj.") I can do it and I've only met one other person who could do it as
well. Is this a fairly common ability?

   I t`nod kniht os. -Una

............................................................................
Dictionary: Spell binder. -Joseph F. Morris

Send your comments about words to anu@wordsmith.org . AWADmail archives are
available at http://wordsmith.org/awad/awadmail.html . To get them by email,
send a blank message to wsmith@wordsmith.org with the Subject line as
`AWADmail nn' where nn is the issue number, e.g., `AWADmail 16'.

--
Anu Garg   anu@wordsmith.org   anugarg@acm.org   http://wordsmith.org/anu


One of Travel Agency in the Park's major phone lines has been damaged due to
downtown construction.  The line is currently being repaired with an
estimated down time of approximately 4-6 more hours.  Calls are currently
being routed to 713-853-4801 and 713-345-5164.  We will send additional
notification if this problem persists.  We apologize for any inconvenience.


What is the dial-in info for today's call?


Don't understand, please call.

	Kay Mann
	05/24/2001 02:14 PM

		 To: Carlos Sole/NA/Enron@Enron
		 cc:
		 Subject: Re: FW: Open items for MDEA

check out q and a #2 below.
---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 05/24/2001 02:13
PM ---------------------------

Kay Mann
05/24/2001 12:13 PM
To: Reagan Rorschach/ENRON@enronXgate, David Fairley/Enron@EnronXGate,
Heather Kroll/Enron@EnronXGate
cc:

Subject: Re: FW: Open items for MDEA

1.  Need details re item 1  below.  Please suggest language (band of
acceptability, etc) which I will massage and incorporate.

6.  Do I have the latest draft of Marketing/Risk policies?

7. Bogey calc only addresses gas.  What if the fuel of choice is fuel oil?
Does the fuel cost and heat rate change?

Please point me to the defn of profit by cutting and pasting from wherever it
is.  I did  a quick search and couldn't find it, but I didn't do a page turn
to locate it.

Thanks,

Kay

From: Reagan Rorschach/ENRON@enronXgate on 05/24/2001 11:38 AM
To: Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc:

Subject: FW: Open items for MDEA

 -----Original Message-----
From:  Fairley, David
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 11:15 AM
To: Rorschach, Reagan
Subject: RE: Open items for MDEA

 -----Original Message-----
From:  Mann, Kay
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 5:06 PM
To: Rorschach, Reagan; Kroll, Heather; Fairley, David; May, Tom
Subject: Open items for MDEA

[Fairley, David]

Here are issues which I'm unclear about, all of which impact the drafting of
the agreement:

1. How are we setting the heat rate?  Do we have the GADS (?)?  Is it a daily
average, weekly average?  Flat rate? Adjusted? If so, how often?
[Fairley, David]
Each utility is obligated to provide the heat rate information to use in the
appropriate Exhibit and the Stack Model.  As conditions change the utilities
must update this info.  We are tracking heat rates based on actual fuel
usage.  Services and Orig agreed yesterday to add language that requires a
quarterly review of heat rate data to determine if the assumptions being used
are satisfactiry -- it can never be exact, but it should be accurate within a
band of acceptability.  No GADS.  Heat rates will be adjusted in the model as
often as necessary to account for significant changes such as hotter ambient
temps..

2. Are we comfortable that there are no permit restrictions?
[Fairley, David]
Yes, their units are too small.  We have discussed this with the customer,
and with our internal air permit guys.
[Rorschach, Reagan]  They have Title V permits, and they are faxing them to
us today.  They have no run hour limitations on gas, however, they are
limited on oil.  Will need to get that summary to Kay as soon as possible.

3. We have determined that we won't deal with fuel oil, right?
[Fairley, David]
We won't buy and sell fuel oil.  We may dispatch on oil at start-up, or we
may switch to oil and sell the gas if profitable, which constitutes a Product
transaction with the resulting profit split.
[Rorschach, Reagan]  We need to state that MDEA and Cities are responsible
for maintaining fuel oil supplies.

4. We aren't making money on gas, right?
[Fairley, David]
We make money on gas two ways.  The first is outside the contract, and is
basicly any internal profit on re-sale of gas to the Cities.  The second way
we can make money on gas is when the gas trade is in the form of a Product
trade, and those procedures apply.

5. Do we have a defn of costs that we like yet, and if so, how does it fit in
to the picture?
[Fairley, David]
Yes, will send separately.

6. Is there an up-to-date set of exhibits?
[Fairley, David]
The Marketing Strategy, the Trading and Risk Policy, and the Description of
Asset Management have been upated.  The other Exhibits have not been
modified.  The Marketing Strategy and Trading & Risk Policy have been
discussed at length with MDEA (MDEA commercial, not legal), and their
comments/questions incorporated.

7. It would help if theh commercial part of the team could send me the
following, in words and/or formulae:

The defn and method of establishing the bogey (target production cost)
formula can be an exhibit, which would be great for the commercial team to
work on.
[Fairley, David]
Thought we had this covered in the definitions and obligations of the
parties.  Will look at it again.  Conceptually, MDEA, Services Group, and
Orig are in full agreement, so we need to make sure that the contract
language is clear enough.
[Rorschach, Reagan]  See attached exhibit detailing the calc with an example.

 Are we determined how we should deal with imbalances (part of cost of
power)?
[Fairley, David]
There are three considerations on this: (1) who wears imbalance exposure?,
(2) who manages imbalances (hourly type activity), and (3) who pays for
imbalances?  Imbalances are billed by Entergy directly to MDEA under their
Network Services Agreement.  EPMI's hourly desk manages the load/resource
items hourly, but MDEA has the exposure (physical and price) to imbalances.
Weather/load changes, and fluctuations in supply create hourly imbalances
(they happen, they are uncontrollable, and we fix them) which EPMI's hourly
desk manages as part of the imbalance service described in the definitions
and obligations of the parties.  A different section in the contract states
that MDEA wears the exposure.

 How are we setting the bogey?    Formula?   [Fairley, David]  The bogey is
set when the load projection and stack models are run each day.  Both parties
participate by providing certain necessary info and discussing results and
planning the day's activities.
[Rorschach, Reagan]  Records of bogey decisions will be archieved

Subject to audit?  [Fairley, David]    Yes, but they would be auditing
something that is jointly derived each day.  Frankly, they would like to have
less involvement; ie, they trust us to do it all, but we are requiring them
to participate and buy in every day.

Two bogeys or one (gas and oil)?
[Fairley, David]
One bogey for power.  Gas is an input for determining the bogey.
[Rorschach, Reagan]  Bogey set day-ahead.

What is defn of profit?  I think I have the general idea, but a sentence or
two would be helpful as a reality check.
[Fairley, David]
This is in the pricing calc's.  Should we have a definition?

What costs are included on the buy and sell side [Fairley, David]  see cost
definition being provided separately.

Re stack model: a sentence or two describing what it is and how it is used.
[Fairley, David]    See definition in my mark-up's to the main agreement.

Updated exhibit on facilities, contracted resources, operating limits.
[Fairley, David]   Services and Orig are reviewing these, but other than what
was mentioned above, probably no changes unless you see a specific area that
is a problem.

What information does MDEA need for us to provide in order to split
costs/profits?  Are we clear that Cities buy gas, MDEA buys/sells power?
[Rorschach, Reagan]  I will be getting exhibits of the reporting both daily
and monthly.  We need to make sure to limit our info providing
responsibilities to those reports.

It would be great if I could get one set of answers to these
questions/issues, which has commercial buy in all around.

Thanks,

Kay


because I said so

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Maggi, Mike
Sent:	Thursday, May 24, 2001 12:04 PM
To:	Huble, Amanda
Subject:	RE:

how

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Huble, Amanda
Sent:	Thursday, May 24, 2001 12:00 PM
To:	Maggi, Mike
Subject:	RE:

yes it is

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Maggi, Mike
Sent:	Thursday, May 24, 2001 12:00 PM
To:	Huble, Amanda
Subject:	RE:

thats not a hint

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Huble, Amanda
Sent:	Thursday, May 24, 2001 11:59 AM
To:	Maggi, Mike
Subject:	RE:

you'll get it
 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Maggi, Mike
Sent:	Thursday, May 24, 2001 11:56 AM
To:	Huble, Amanda
Subject:	RE:

how about a hint

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Huble, Amanda
Sent:	Thursday, May 24, 2001 11:45 AM
To:	Maggi, Mike
Subject:	RE:

You never know!

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Maggi, Mike
Sent:	Thursday, May 24, 2001 11:45 AM
To:	Huble, Amanda
Subject:	RE:

as in hours days or weeks?

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Huble, Amanda
Sent:	Thursday, May 24, 2001 11:34 AM
To:	Maggi, Mike
Subject:	RE:

very soon

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Maggi, Mike
Sent:	Thursday, May 24, 2001 11:33 AM
To:	Huble, Amanda
Subject:	RE:

when do I get it

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Huble, Amanda
Sent:	Thursday, May 24, 2001 11:27 AM
To:	Maggi, Mike
Subject:	RE:

I have it

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Maggi, Mike
Sent:	Thursday, May 24, 2001 11:22 AM
To:	Huble, Amanda
Subject:	RE:

by the way where is my present

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Huble, Amanda
Sent:	Thursday, May 24, 2001 11:07 AM
To:	Maggi, Mike
Subject:	RE:

I knew you would like that

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Maggi, Mike
Sent:	Thursday, May 24, 2001 11:07 AM
To:	Huble, Amanda
Subject:	RE:

that was a good comeback

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Huble, Amanda
Sent:	Thursday, May 24, 2001 11:05 AM
To:	Maggi, Mike
Subject:	RE:

maybe I like trouble

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Maggi, Mike
Sent:	Thursday, May 24, 2001 11:05 AM
To:	Huble, Amanda
Subject:

you better be careful about drinks I think you might be in trouble


Dear all,

I have completed the cross-correlation study for the seven metals we have
data for - will complete for gold, silver and cocoa.  I have also attached
the spreadsheet.  Correlations based on log-returns, 21, 42 or 63 business
days for either front month only or average of entire futures curve - please
see data below or drill into spreadsheet.  We can choose the most appropriate
time-bucket and whether to use front month or "average of curve" data.

Regards,

Anjam
x35383

SPREADSHEET:


-----Original Message-----
From: 	"Kenneth G Gruhl" <kggruhl@duke-energy.com>@ENRON [mailto:IMCEANOTES-+22Kenneth+20G+20Gruhl+22+20+3Ckggruhl+40duke-energy+2Ecom+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.com]
Sent:	Friday, September 14, 2001 10:49 AM
To:	Mulligan, Amy; Allen K Nielsen; blreese@duke-energy.com; Beck Mayberry; wralkema@pplmt.com; Christopher S Smart; dacluff@duke-energy.com; dlsmith@pplweb.com; dtedesco@duke-energy.com; Schoolcraft, Darrell; Darren Stephens; David Bowers; David P Pell; George X Ouzounian; jjbischoff@pplweb.com; jmtaggart@duke-energy.com; jpritchard@citlink.net; James Stebbins; kglenny@duke-energy.com; Kim White; mschneider@duke-energy.com; Michael Kerr; Michael Wells; rjnewson@duke-energy.com; rspear@pplmt.com; Sherry Davis; Steven Fliflet; Steven Fliflet; Ted Romo; Todd Hendricks; Tom Carlson; Tyler J Kristensen; ajreiter@duke-energy.com; kggruhl@duke-energy.com; pattersondw@bv.com; swansondj@bv.com; trading@pplmt.com
Cc:	kengruhl@citlink.net
Subject:	Griffith Gas & Electric Estimate - Saturday Sept 15, HE 8:00 to Sunday Sept. 16, HE 7:00

Notes:
1) This is a tuning day, so expect lots of swing.
2)  MW outputs are average values only in order to schedule overall gas
nomination for the 24 hour period.
3)  Actual MW must be handled in real time.

(Embedded image moved to file: pic01543.pcx)
 - pic01543.pcx


whaddya mean, you think so?

	Nancy Sellers <Nancy.Sellers@RobertMondavi.com>
	05/09/2001 11:04 AM

		 To: "'Jeff.Dasovich@enron.com'" <Jeff.Dasovich@enron.com>
		 cc:
		 Subject: RE: Can you be home

i think so

-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff.Dasovich@enron.com [mailto:Jeff.Dasovich@enron.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2001 4:58 PM
To: Nancy Sellers
Subject: RE: Can you be home

I'm serious.  Are you referring to the proposal that no one knows about
that everyone knows about?  We going to celebrate?

                    Nancy Sellers

                    <Nancy.Sellers@RobertMo        To:
"'Jeff.Dasovich@enron.com'"
                    ndavi.com>                     <Jeff.Dasovich@enron.com>

                                                   cc:

                    05/08/2001 06:27 PM            Subject:     RE: Can you
be home

har har - don't tell though - I want it to be a surprise

> -----Original Message-----
> From:         Jeff.Dasovich@enron.com [SMTP:Jeff.Dasovich@enron.com]
> Sent:         Tuesday, May 08, 2001 4:22 PM
> To:           Nancy Sellers
> Cc:           'Jeff Dasovich'; Prentice Sellers; Prentice @ Berkeley
> Subject:           Re: Can you be home
>
>
> What's Sunday?  Would that be "frog gras?"
>
>
>
>
>                     Nancy Sellers
>
>                     <Nancy.Sellers@RobertMo        To:     "'Jeff
> Dasovich'"
>                     ndavi.com>
> <Jeff_Dasovich@enron.com>, "Prentice @ Berkeley"
>
> <PSellers@haas.berkeley.edu>, Prentice Sellers
>                     05/08/2001 04:29 PM            <PSellers@pacbell.net>
>
>                                                    cc:
>
>                                                    Subject:     Can you
be
> home
>
>
>
>
>
> for Sunday's dinner?  I think I will order some foie for myself!
>
> Nancy
> (707) 251-4870 (phone)
> (707) 265-5446 (fax)
> "Plus je bois, mieux je chante"
>
>
>
>
>
>


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Zimin,

You are the 1st. Feel free to register as my guest.

Vince

Zimin Lu
02/14/2000 02:59 PM
To: Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Power 2000

Vince,

Could you take me as your guest for the Power 2000 conference if
no one has asked already ?

There are a few interesting topics I would like to hear.

Zimin


Helen-

Just checking on whether there will be a lesson time available on Sunday
afternoon.  Saturday late afternoon might work for us as well.

Thanks,

Susan Pereira  (Kali Pereira)


NORTHERN NATURAL GAS

Reviewed Title V Operating Permit renewal applications with field teams for
Finney Co. 1, Finney Co. 3 and Fowler.  Contractor has made revisions and the
permit applications will be overnighted to the State of Kansas for Monday,
September 10, 2001 delivery.

TRANSWESTERN

EOTT

Started EPA 308 Request response Tuesday, September 4, 2001 at Russell,
Kansas and for EOTT releases in the Amarillo Region.  Large contingency of
employees worked jointly to provide files on each release experienced since
1998.  DES had Title V Operating Permits due so environmental coordinators,
Steve Mitchell and Monte Stebens, stayed in Russell until all files were
completed. DES would like to thank the environmental coordinators and all
other employees who worked on the information response.  Everyone did an
excellent job.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Submitted semi annual NSPS reports for P-1 and Plains C/S's.


Dave

Try to make sure that my assigned guys get significant roles.  Make sure they
are interviewing on campus.

PS  Herdon is a director not VP


Rick, it looks like the number is approximately down $198MM.  What is the
drill?

Regards
Delainey


Mark Haedicke, Greg Whalley and I will be meeting with several people at the
NYMEX on Friday morning.  It's possible (although not likely) that Dan
Rappaport will attend one of the meetings.  I remember that we were very
unhappy with his testimony earlier this year and I know we delivered that
message to the NYMEX a couple of times.  What I'm not sure of is whether
their testimony was toned down at all in subsequent hearings.  Are you aware
of the content of the NYMEX testimony at those hearings and whether or not
our complaints had been taken to heart when it was prepared?  I'm just
wondering if there is anything we should bring up in our meetings if
Rappaport does attend - either positive or negative.

I also heard just a few minutes ago that Mark H. had cancelled our trip to DC
currently scheduled for 12/16 since he will be meeting with Commissioner
Newsome tomorrow.  It might make sense to leave the December meeting on the
calendar, though.  Seems to me the Enron message may get lost in the overall
background noise of a big ISDA meeting.  Maybe I can come up alone and we can
do a scaled down version of the originally scheduled meeting to get some solo
time in the Commissioner's face.  What do you think?


"Nicole L Pritula" <i00nlp@FDS.com>,

 Tom-Noble <TNoble@OfficeDepot.com>

Cathy

"Kuykendall, Tori" <Tori.Kuykendall@ENRON.com> on 10/01/2001 03:38:55 PM

To:   <cathy.morse@foleys.com>
cc:
Subject:  hey there

Hey Cathy -- just checking in with you.  It was good to see y'all again,
but we'd love to come out to the house sometime in October.  I wanted to
see what your Sundays looked like - we are out on the 19-21 but that's
all.  Also, do you have contact info for Tom and Nicole?  I'd love to
get in touch with both of them.

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---------------------- Forwarded by Eric Bass/HOU/ECT on 05/01/2000 05:12 PM
---------------------------

"Brett Lawler" <brettlawler@hotmail.com> on 05/01/2000 04:50:27 PM
To: c_keels@hotmail.com, John9375@aol.com, CHMARGAU@aol.com, srhea@acm.org,
Eric Bass/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Fwd: Fw: Something different for men.

>From: "morris jones" <fishinmojo@worldspy.net>
>To: "Big Wilbur" <big-wilbur@austin.rr.com>, "MONTY  WEEKS"
><MWFLATLINE@prodigy.net>, "John Steiert" <damnluck@swbell.net>, "Spillar,
>Steve" <mrmax40@hotmail.com>, "Short, Michael J" <becitr@yahoo.com>,
>"Dwayne Shellhammer" <sjammer@worldspy.net>, "John Schofield"
><jschofield@tcainternet.com>, "Will Rub" <warub@swbell.net>, "Matthew Rub"
><widget003@hotmail.com>, "RD" <sabbath@ev1.net>, "Cecil Poe"
><crp934@ijntb.net>, "Palumbo, Donald" <hardhead@2coolfishing.com>, "Barry
>Mullin" <bnmullin@pnx.com>, "Gary Monday" <lowtide@swbell.net>, "Shane
>Miller" <shane.miller@sematech.org>, "Mike McBride" <mctrout1@yahoo.com>,
>"Doug Marshall" <dpmarsh@flash.net>, "Brett Lawler"
><brettlawler@hotmail.com>, "LaHue, Robert" <RLaHue@HCCEB.com>, "JettyCat"
><fishingjettycat@yahoo.com>, "Vernon Hooks" <rhooks@txcr.net>, "Aaron
>Hommel" <ahommel@ijnt.net>, "Mike Henderson" <hendmt@swbell.net>, "John
>Handley" <johnhandley79@hotmail.com>, "Mike Greene" <SILABYSS@aol.com>,
>"Roy V. Clark" <rvclark@koan.com>, "Allan Carruthers" <al@alsfish.net>,
>"Saul Carrillo" <SXCARRIL@CORPSMTP.sch.org>, "Jeff Campbell"
><jiw479@worldspy.net>, "BREW" <BREWMAN980@aol.com>, "Johnny Breed"
><txfyrfitr@aol.com>, "BeachBum" <BeachBum2@earthlink.net>, "Earnie Bayard"
><MBBayard@aol.com>, "Darrel Barr" <darbarr@mastnet.net>, "Paul Allen"
><pallen3reb@aol.com>, "Marc Adams" <madams@ev1.net>
>Subject: Fw: Something different for men.
>Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2000 10:14:00 -0500
>
>
>----- Original Message -----
>FromSent: Saturday, April 29, 2000 9:46 AM
>Subject: Something different for men.
>
>
> > >Discouraged Men Chain Letter...
> >  >
> >  >This letter was started in hopes of bringing relief to other tired and
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> >  >anything.
> >  >
> >  >Just send a copy of this letter to five of your friends who are
>equally
> >  >tired and discontented.  Then bundle up you wife or girlfriend and
>send
> > her
> >
> >  >to the man whose name appears at the top of this list, and add your
>name
> > to
> >
> >  >the bottom.  When your turn comes, you will receive 16,255 women. One
>of
> >  >them is bound to be better than the one you already have.  At the time
>of
> >  >writing this, a friend of mine had already received 184 women,  4 of
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> >  >were worth keeping.
> >  >
> >  >Remember - this chain brings luck.  One man's cat died, and the next
>day
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> >
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---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 08/25/2000
01:47 PM ---------------------------

"Andreas Simou" <andreas@garpmail.com> on 08/25/2000 08:48:09 AM
To: <Vince.J.Kaminski@enron.com>
cc:
Subject: The GARP 2001 Convention

Dear Mr Kaminski
?
Please find attached important information  concerning the GARP 2001
Convention, which will be held in New  York between 13th and 14th February,
2001.
?
Please respond by the 6th September so that all  your details are correctly
put into the brochure and our web site. Should you  have any queries please
do not hesitate to contact me.
?
I look forward to working with you and to seeing  you in New York in February.
?
Kind regards
?
Andreas
____________________________
Andreas Simou
GARP 2001 -  Conference Producer
Tel? +44 (0) 20 7626 9301
Fax +44 (0) 20 7626  9900
 - Kaminski.doc


Attached for signature is the form of Enron Corp. Guaranty in favor of the
referenced Counterparty, which guarantees the obligations of ENA under an
ISDA Master Agreement.  We will need two executed copies since both parties
have to execute the Guaranty.  This ISDA Master Agreement will supersede and
replace an existing Master Agreement with this Counterparty, and this Enron
Corp.Guaranty will supersede and replace the previous Enron Corp. Guaranty
dated as of March 4, 1994.

 In addition, we will need the following closing documents:  Certificate of
Incumbency.

 Upon approval and execution, please call me at x33399 to pick up the
documents.  Thank you for your assistance in this matter.


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I made the reservations.  See you then!  LU-M
----- Original Message -----
From: Jason Bass <mailto:JBass@stdauto.com>
To: 'K. Bass' <mailto:daphneco64@alltel.net>
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2002 4:41 PM
Subject: RE: Eric's Birthday

We would love to.  Where is the Remington Grill?

-----Original Message-----
From: K. Bass [mailto:daphneco64@alltel.net]
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2002 4:06 PM
To: Jason Bass
Subject: Eric's Birthday

Hi Jason,

Eric would like to celebrate his birthday at the Remington Grill, 7 p.m., Thursday.  Can you and Donnita make it?  LU-M


I am pleased to announce that a new feature is being added to the E-Tag system: the Potential Adjust List (PAL).

As you may or may not know, there is currently an "Adjust List" that is issued when TLRs are called. An "Adjust List" is a recommendation from the IDC that describes what transactions should be cut and by how much to achieve needed relief to eliminate a constraint.  This Adjust List sent out to Generation and Load Control Areas and Tag Authors for all transactions that are being recommended for curtailment.  It is intended to aid in coordination Control Area schedules during curtailment, as well as alert the marketplace of recommendations for their transactions to be curtailed. Under the current process, the Adjust List notice is sent out when the initiating Security Coordinator and all impacted Security Coordinators have agreed to recommend specific curtailments.  As such, this recommendation can occur very late, leaving very little time for the market to react (i.e., resource and/or resink their power).

The Potential Adjust List feature adds a second, earlier Adjust List that is sent out when the initiating SC requests relief, but prior to the confirmation of all the impacting SCs.  This should allow this recommendation to be delivered several minutes sooner than it is today, giving more time for the market to begin searching for alternate economic sources and sinks.  When all impacted SCs confirm, the standard Adjust List recommendation is sent out as it is today.

It should be recognized that both the Potential Adjust List and the standard Adjust List do not represent actual curtailments - in both cases, they are only recommendations for curtailment.  Control Areas may elect to curtail different transactions or amounts than reflected in either Adjust List due to local relief procedures or other business practices.  However, both lists should aid in mitigating risk associated with physical transactions and curtailments.  Further, empirical evidence seems to indicate that in the majority of cases, the Potential Adjust List, standard Adjust List, and final curtailments will be very close.

This change is based a proposal I wrote with the help and support of Jim Eckelkamp (Carolina Power and Light), Mark Scheel (Dynegy), and Patt Terris (Exelon Power Team).   If you talk to any of them during the course of daily business, please thank them for their support of this effort.  With their assistance in developing the concept, ironing out the technical details, and cultivating NERC support in the various forums,  we were able to implement this change very quickly.

I expect this change to take place sometime between June 15 and June 28.  Attached, please find a message from NERC that describes the feature and how it works.  If you would like more detail, please let me know.  I currently Chair the group that is responsible for improving E-Tag, and as such, am intimately familiar with tagging and its functions.

In the next few weeks, I will be working with Don Baughman and Juan Hernandez to ensure we utilize this feature (and others) to maximize the value of our E-Tagging tools.  As indicated above, please feel free to contact me with any questions.

Andy Rodriquez
Senior Regulatory Specialist - Enron Corp.
andy.rodriquez@enron.com
713-345-3771

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	"Monica Mulryan" <Monica.Mulryan@nerc.net>@ENRON [mailto:IMCEANOTES-+22Monica+20Mulryan+22+20+3CMonica+2EMulryan+40nerc+2Enet+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.com]
Sent:	Wednesday, May 30, 2001 7:43 AM
To:	Monica Mulryan
Subject:	New E-Tag Feature:  Potential Adjust List

TO:	NERC ROSTER
	STANDARDS LIST SERVER GROUP
	OPERATING MANUAL OWNERS
	SYSTEM OPERATOR TRAINERS

Just in case you did not received this on May 25, 2001, we are sending
it again.  If this is a duplicate e-mail, we apologize for any
inconvenience.  Please note however that the phone number for the NERC
Help Desk has been changed to 609-452-1661.

Regards,

Monica Mulryan
Secretary-Operations

 <<Letter-E-Tag PAL 52501.pdf>>
 - Letter-E-Tag PAL 52501.pdf


Thanks for making me work out yesterday AND making me do sit ups!  And for
helping me clean up the other day - very nice!!  Anyway, I was going to go
tonight to prepare for my trip to Mexico BUT, when I called, they said I
should wait until I get back.  So, I am thinking that Tuesday, may 29th is
the day!


Meeting to discuss recent developments in South America, status of Asia,
trading voice minutes and issues arising in connection with the Canary Wharf
global IP deal.


The New Power Company Challenges Green Mountain Energy
PR Newswire, 10/30/00

New Power Says Green Mountain Claim 'Completely False'
Dow Jones News Service, 10/30/00

Speculation Swirls On Gore, Bush Energy Cabinet Posts
Dow Jones International News, 10/30/00

Guessing the new Cabinet while Gore, Bush campaign
Associated Press, 10/30/00

XL Capital Creates Weather-Risk Reinsurer
Best's Insurance News, 10/30/00

Finalists for 2000 FT Energy Global Awards Announced
PR Newswire, 10/30/00

Thinking ASP? Don't Forget Security!
Computerworld, 10/30/00

The New Power Company Challenges Green Mountain Energy

10/30/2000
PR Newswire
(Copyright (c) 2000, PR Newswire)

GREENWICH, Conn., Oct. 30 /PRNewswire/ -- The New Power Company (NYSE: NPW)
characterized as "completely false" the October 23 contention of Green
Mountain Energy Company that PECO did not negotiate in good faith with
regards to its award of its "Competitive Default Customers" to The New Power
Company. The New Power Company filed its response to Green Mountain's October
23 protest of the contract award to New Power on Monday October 30.
New Power's filing described the PECO bidding process and how New Power
submitted its winning bid within the bidding period established by PECO in
its RFP. By contrast, Green Mountain only submitted its current bid 12 days
after the bidding deadline and nine days after it was informed that its
higher priced bid had not been selected and PECO and The New Power Company
had begun negotiating the CDS Agreement.
In its protest to Green Mountain's October 23 filing, PECO confirmed that
Green Mountain submitted its untimely "revised" bid nine days after PECO had
selected the New Power bid. PECO explained that Green Mountain only underbid
New Power after it learned it had lost the award.
H. Eugene Lockhart, president and chief executive officer of The New Power
Company said, "We were awarded this contract fairly, following all proper and
specified procedures. We were selected because we submitted the best price
and because we agreed to satisfy the renewable power source requirement
required in PECO's RFP. Green Mountain's position is completely misleading.
Green Mountain is trying to change the rules of the game after the game is
already over."
The New Power Company is fully confident that the Pennsylvania Public Utility
Commission will resolve this matter in its favor.
The New Power Company was formed in May 2000 to provide electricity and
natural gas directly to households and small businesses in the deregulated
energy marketplace. The company draws on the expertise, experience and market
strength of such industry leaders as IBM, AOL and Enron to bring savings and
efficiencies to energy consumers.

/CONTACT: Gael Doar, Director of Corporate Communications, 203-531-0400/
15:26 EST

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New Power Says Green Mountain Claim 'Completely False'

10/30/2000
Dow Jones News Service
(Copyright (c) 2000, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)

GREENWICH, Conn. -(Dow Jones)- New Power Co. (NPW) called "completely false"
a claim by Green Mountain Energy Co. that Peco Energy Co. unfairly excluded
Green Mountain and an unnamed third bidder from the second round of bidding
for a 300,000 of Peco's residential retail electric customers.
In a press release Monday, New Power said it filed the response to Green
Mountain's Oct. 23 protest of the contract awarded to New Power on Oct. 30.
New Power said Green Mountain submitted its bid 12 days after the deadline
and nine days after it was informed that its previous bid hadn't been
selected.
New Power said it is "confident" the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
will resolve the matter in its favor.
Last Wednesday, the commission agreed to review the dispute over the contract
award.
New Power is an online retailing venture formed in May by Enron Corp. (ENE),
America Online Inc. (AOL) and International Business Machines Corp. (IBM).
-Jason Overdorf; Dow Jones Newswires; 201-938-5400

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Speculation Swirls On Gore, Bush Energy Cabinet Posts

10/30/2000
Dow Jones International News
(Copyright (c) 2000, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)

WASHINGTON (AP)--While the rest of the country waits to see who will be the
next U.S. president, speculation in Washington has already turned to likely
Cabinet members responsible for energy and environmental issues.
For the most part, Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush are keeping
their own counsel on likely Cabinet members in prospective Democratic and
Republican administrations. But from sources in and out of government some
possible choices have emerged.
For Gore, one name mentioned for secretary of energy is Sen. Richard Bryan,
D-Nev., with longer odds seen for two others: Tom Grumbly, who formerly
headed a nuclear weapons cleanup effort at the Energy Department, and Deputy
Energy Secretary T.J. Glauthier.
For Bush, possible picks include Tom Kuhn, a buddy from Yale and head of the
Edison Electric Institute, and Kenneth Lay, 1996 Republican convention
chairman and chairman of the giant gas and energy concern Enron Corp. (ENE)
Another possible Republican pick for Energy would be Montana Gov. Marc
Racicot, a leading spokesman on land issues in the West.
Racicot may be a more likely pick for top job at the Interior Department. But
if Sen. Slade Gorton, R-Wash., loses his race for re-election, Bush might tap
him for Interior.
On the Gore side, speculation about Interior is all over the lot. There's
Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber; former Colorado Gov. Roy Roemer, who now runs the
Los Angeles school system; Sen. Bryan; George Frampton, acting head of the
White House Council on Environmental Quality and former Wilderness Society
director, and former Colorado Sen. Tim Wirth.
Bush's director for the Environmental Protection Agency might be David
Struhs, a moderate in the minds of environmentalists who directs the Florida
Department of Environmental Protection. Two more-conservative prospects are
Chris DeMuth, a regulatory expert at the American Enterprise Institute, and
Russell Harding, head of Michigan's Department of Environmental Quality.
For Gore, a front-runner appears to be Kathleen McGinty, former head of the
Council on Environmental Quality under Clinton. Another possibility is
Maryland Gov. Parris Glendening, stepping aside to elevate Lt. Gov. Kathleen
Kennedy Townsend.

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Guessing the new Cabinet while Gore, Bush campaign
By DEB RIECHMANN
Associated Press Writer

10/30/2000
Associated Press Newswires
Copyright 2000. The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.

WASHINGTON (AP) - While the rest of the country waits to see who will be the
next president, in this city - where politics is both vocation and avocation
- a lot of the speculation is about who will be in the next Cabinet.
The top economic post? For treasury secretary, George W. Bush could pick
former Federal Reserve member Lawrence Lindsey, who has been traveling on
some of Bush's campaign trips. Or someone from Wall Street. Al Gore might
well keep the incumbent secretary, Lawrence Summers, in hopes of keeping the
economy thriving.
If Bush wins, Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson or the school superintendent from
Houston back home in Texas could wind up in his Cabinet - along with a
handful of people who served in his father's administration.
If Gore wins, newcomers could include the mayor of Detroit or the governor of
Maryland, or North Carolina, or Delaware - but with many positions going to
familiar faces from the Clinton administration.
And whichever man wins, the job running the Department of Agriculture could
go to the same person - veteran Texas Rep. Charles Stenholm, who is in danger
of losing his seat to redistricting.
Richard Holbrooke, with a foreign policy resume stretching back to Vietnam
and Lyndon Johnson, is the frequently heard choice for secretary of state in
a Gore administration. And everyone - even Bush, it seems - expects Colin
Powell to get that job in a Bush administration.
On the campaign trail, Bush introduces the former chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff as "a man who used to be in government, and if all goes well,
well. ..."
Holbrooke, who is ambassador to the United Nations, isn't a sure thing for a
Gore Cabinet. Speculation also includes former Senate Majority Leader George
Mitchell and former Indiana Rep. Lee Hamilton, who was chairman of the House
Foreign Affairs Committee.
For the most part, the presidential candidates are keeping their own counsel
on their likely Cabinet members. They may be the only people who are. From
sources in and out of government, these are some possible choices:
FOREIGN POLICY:
In addition to Holbrooke, Mitchell or Hamilton at State, conventional wisdom
has Gore's foreign policy adviser, Leon Fuerth, as a shoo-in for national
security adviser.
Joining Powell at the top of foreign policy under Bush would be Stanford
University scholar Condoleezza Rice as national security adviser. She served
in President Bush's White House.
DEFENSE:
Frequently mentioned for the Pentagon in a Bush administration: Paul
Wolfowitz, Richard Perle and Richard Armitage. Of the three, Armitage has
been the most active in the Bush campaign, traveling with the candidate on
trips when the candidate touches on defense policy.
Wolfowitz, dean of international studies at Johns Hopkins University, was
undersecretary of defense for policy when Dick Cheney, Bush's running mate,
was defense secretary. Perle, defense braintruster at the American Enterprise
Institute, was assistant defense secretary during the Reagan administration.
Armitage was ambassador to the newly independent Soviet states and he served
at State and Defense under President Bush.
A possible Gore Pentagon chief, former Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., was chairman of
the Senate Armed Services Committee. Secretary of the Navy Richard Danzig,
who served in Jimmy Carter's Pentagon, is another possibility.
TREASURY:
Should Gore win, Summers could stay on. Other names being floated: William
Daley, secretary of commerce in the Clinton administration and head of Gore's
campaign, former Fannie Mae chairman Jim Johnson and Steve Rattner, a
Democratic contributor who is a partner in a private equity firm, Quadrangle
Group.
Bush's most prominent economic adviser has been Lindsey, who was appointed to
the Federal Reserve Board by Bush's father. Lindsey has been on many recent
Bush campaign trips.
A name heard on Wall Street is Donald Marron, who runs the PaineWebber
brokerage house. John Cogan, a Stanford University economist and policy
adviser to Presidents Reagan and Bush, also is said to be in the running.
Cogan also has accompanied the Texas governor on campaign swings.
JUSTICE:
If Gore wins, some former Justice Department officials think the next
attorney general could be Charles Burson, former Texas attorney general and
the vice president's current chief of staff.
Other contenders are Eric Holder, the current deputy attorney general, and
Detroit Mayor Dennis Archer, a former Supreme Court justice in Michigan.
Still other names are Gore's brother-in-law Frank Hunger, formerly an
assistant attorney general; former deputy attorney general Jamie Gorelick,
now vice chairman at Fannie Mae, and Walter Dellinger, former solicitor
general.
Often mentioned for Bush is Oklahoma Gov. Frank Keating, who was No. 3 at
Justice during Bush's father's administration; Sen. Judd Gregg, R-N.H., who
helped Bush prepare for his debates, and Sen. John Ashcroft, R-Mo., should he
lose his re-election bid.
HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES:
Current Secretary Donna Shalala appears headed for a university post but is
the choice of some women's advocates for White House chief of staff under
Gore.
If Gore wins, Surgeon General David Satcher could be given HHS. He's a former
director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta.
Other names: Leon Panetta, former White House chief of staff and President
Clinton's former budget director; Alice Rivlin, also a former Clinton budget
director and Federal Reserve Board member; David Kessler, former
administrator of the Food and Drug Administration, and Nancy-Ann Min DeParle,
former administrator of the Health Care Financing Administration, which
oversees Medicare and Medicaid.
One other name is former Rep. Tom Downey, D-N.Y., a Gore campaign aide.
If Bush wins, American Red Cross president Bernadine Healy is a possible
choice. President Bush appointed her to head the National Institutes of
Health.
Two others: Gail Wilensky, who helped craft Bush's Medicare prescription drug
plan and directed health care financing in his father's administration, and
Bill Roper, dean of the School of Public Health at the University of North
Carolina and a former director of the CDC.
EDUCATION:
A Bush possibility is Rod Paige, superintendent of the Houston Independent
School District who has appeared with Bush to talk about education in Texas.
Another is Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson, chairman of the National Education
Goals Panel. (His experience with welfare reform could make him a pick for
secretary of health and human services as well.)
Other Bush possibilities: Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Ridge, Colorado Gov. Bill
Owens and Lisa Graham Keegan, Arizona's superintendent of public instruction,
a staunch supporter of charter schools and vouchers. Also, a possible
Democrat in Bush's cabinet: former Dallas Democratic Party chairman Sandy
Kress, who has been an informal adviser.
Figuring in the Gore speculation are North Carolina Gov. Jim Hunt, who is
seen as a conciliator respected in both parties, Delaware Gov. Tom Carper and
White House domestic policy adviser Bruce Reed.
AGRICULTURE:
Rep. Stenholm, a conservative Democrat who could lose his seat when Texas is
redistricted, is being mentioned in both political camps.
Other Bush possibilities include Ann Veneman, former agricultural
commissioner in California and a senior Agriculture Department official in
the Bush administration; Sen. Conrad Burns, R-Mont., and Charles Kruse, a
Missouri farmer and former state agriculture commissioner.
Other names on the Gore side: Rep. Cal Dooley, D-Calif.; Rep. Gary Condit,
D-Calif., and two Agriculture Department undersecretaries, August Schumacher
Jr. and Jill Long Thompson.
COMMERCE:
Insiders were at a loss to name prospective GOP candidates, saying more
visible Cabinet posts would have to be decided first.
If Gore is elected, Norman Mineta, the first Asian-American member of the
Cabinet, might be asked to stay on. Or Labor Secretary Alexis Herman might
move over. The names of top fund-raisers Peter Knight and Terry McAuliffe
also are being mentioned.
EPA:
Bush's EPA director might be David Struhs, a moderate in the minds of
environmentalists who directs the Florida Department of Environmental
Protection. Two other, more conservative, prospects: Chris DeMuth, a
regulatory expert at the American Enterprise Institute, and Russell Harding,
head of Michigan's Department of Environmental Quality.
For Gore, a front-runner appears to be Kathleen McGinty, former head of the
Council on Environmental Quality in the Clinton White House. Another
possibility is Maryland Gov. Parris Glendening, stepping aside to elevate Lt.
Gov. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend.
INTERIOR:
On the Gore side, speculation is all over the lot. There's Oregon Gov. John
Kitzhaber; former Colorado Gov. Roy Roemer, who now runs the Los Angeles
school system; Sen. Richard Bryan of Nevada; George Frampton, acting head of
the White House Council on Environmental Quality and former director of the
Wilderness Society, and former Colorado Sen. Tim Wirth.
For Bush, bets are on Montana Gov. Marc Racicot, who has been a leading
spokesman on land issues in the West. If Sen. Slade Gorton loses his race for
re-election in Washington, however, Bush might tap him.
ENERGY:
If Gorton gets Interior, Racicot might end up at Energy. Other possible Bush
picks include Tom Kuhn, a buddy from Yale and head of the Edison Electric
Institute, and 1996 GOP convention chairman Kenneth Lay, chairman of the
giant gas and energy company, Enron.
For Gore, one name mentioned is Bryan, the Democratic senator from Nevada.
There are longer odds for two others, Tom Grumbly, who formerly headed a
nuclear weapons cleanup effort at Energy, and Deputy Energy Secretary T.J.
Glauthier.

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XL Capital Creates Weather-Risk Reinsurer

10/30/2000
Best's Insurance News
Copyright 2000 (c) A.M. Best Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

HAMILTON, Bermuda (BestWire) - XL Capital Ltd. formed a new reinsurance unit
to provide weather-risk-management insurance, reinsurance and financial
products.
The new unit, Element Re, will offer noncatastrophic weather risk-mitigation
products designed to protect against the negative impact that normal weather
fluctuations can have on the financial performance of companies in a variety
of industries, XL Capital said in a statement.
Element Re will be led by Chief Executive Jeffrey Bortniker and Lynda
Clemmons, president and chief operating officer. "Until now, businesses have
had a limited choice in terms of how they managed their weather-related
risk," Bortniker said. "To date, derivatives have been the primary mechanism.
We have identified a growing demand for weather protection in insurance
form--something that is more appealing to corporations around the world."
Clemmons added that the primary market for weather-related-risk-management
products is expanding beyond the traditional customers, such as energy and
utility companies, to include agriculture, construction, retail,
transportation and entertainment.
Element Re is one example of the movement by traditional property/casualty
reinsurers into new markets, in response to declining demand for traditional
reinsurance and new competitors (BestWire, Oct. 23, 2000).
A recent report from insurance consultant Conning & Co., "Property-Casualty
Reinsurance: Developing the Next Frontier," said demand for traditional
property/casualty reinsurance will continue to decline for the next five
years as primary insurers consolidate, grow bigger and improve their ability
to manage their own exposures.
The Conning study found that traditional reinsurers have been hurt by lack of
demand, which sparked price competition to retain market share. As a result,
many reinsurers are exploring alternative markets to expand their businesses.
Element Re's risk management team previously formed the core of the weather
derivatives group at Enron North America, an energy company.
Element Re Advisors Inc., Element Re Capital Products Inc. and Element
Reinsurance Ltd. are subsidiaries of XL Capital Ltd., a provider of insurance
and reinsurance coverage and financial products to industrial, commercial and
professional services firms, insurance companies and other enterprises
worldwide.
The financial strength of XL Capital Ltd. is rated A+ (Superior) by A.M. Best
Co.
(By David Pilla, associate editor, BestWeek: David.Pilla@ambest.com)

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Finalists for 2000 FT Energy Global Awards Announced

10/30/2000
PR Newswire
(Copyright (c) 2000, PR Newswire)

BOULDER, Colo., Oct. 30 /PRNewswire/ -- Financial Times Energy (FT Energy)
has announced the finalists in all 13 categories of the FT Energy Global
Awards. The companies listed below have been nominated as leading the way in
their respective categories. The winners will be announced at a gala
celebration sponsored by Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu November 30, 2000 at the
Sheraton New York Hotel and Towers. For reservations or details, visit
www.fte-awards.com, or call FT Energy toll-free within the US at
800-424-2908, direct at 720-548-5700, or toll-free within the UK at (0)
800-169-3773, direct at 207-896-2241. Most Promising Pre-Commercial
Technology Development
Aspen Systems Corporation
Fuelcell Energy Inc.
Innogy
Sage Systems, Inc.
Urenco (Capenhurst) Limited
Most Innovative Commercial Technology Development
ABB
Capstone Turbine Corporation
Catalitica Combustion Systems, Inc.
Fortum Energy House Ltd.
Silicon Energy Corporation
Best Community Service Program
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Memphis Light Gas & Water
MidAmerican Energy
Sacramento Municipal Utility District
ScottishPower plc
Best Overall Marketing Campaign
Centrica plc
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
PT Adaro Indonesia
Southern Company Energy Marketing
Utility.com
Best Environmental Practice
DuPont
ISG Resources, Inc.
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Sydkraft AB
Boldest Successful Investment Decision
EnronOnline
National Grid Company plc
PowerGen plc
ScottishPower plc
Boldest Strategic Merger
Calpine Corporation
Dominion Resources
E.ON AG
PECO Energy Company
Best Renewables Company
Energia Hidroelectrica de Navarra
Hydro-Quebec
National Wind Power
Verbund AG
Xcel Energy Inc.
Best Coal Company
Anglo Coal
AT Massey Coal Company, Inc.
Glencore International AG
Peabody Group
PT Adaro Indonesia
Best Oil and Gas Company
ATP Oil & Gas Corporation
BG Group plc
Shell Oil Company
Tyumen Oil Company
Best Electricity Company
AES Corporation
Calpine Corporation
Electricite de France
ScottishPower plc
TXU
CEO of the Year
Peter Cartwright, Calpine Corporation
A.W. "Bill" Dahlberg, Southern Company
Kenneth L. Lay, Enron Corporation
Richard B. Priory, Duke Energy Corporation
David L. Sokol, MidAmerican Energy Holding Company
Energy Company of the Year
Enron Corporation
Duke Energy Corporation
Reliant Energy
Southern Company
Tractebel S.A./N.V.

/CONTACT: Jim Keener of FT Energy, 720-548-5624, jkeener@ftenergy.com/ 11:09
EST

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Biz - Managing
Thinking ASP?
Don't Forget Security!
Before you sign a contract with an ASP, don't forget to scrutinize its
commitment to keeping your organization's data secure. By Deborah Radcliff
Deborah Radcliff

10/30/2000
Computerworld
58
(Copyright 2000 by Computerworld, Inc. All rights reserved.)

If the rapid convergence of business and the Internet isn't enough of a
security threat, there's now a new bugaboo keeping information technology
managers up at night: application service providers (ASP).
"You've now got a third party responsible for the integrity, confidentiality
and availability of your data," says Pete van de Gohm, director of
information asset protection at Enron Energy Services Inc. in Houston.
Once an organization has handed its applications over to a third party, its
biggest concerns include who's handling and accessing that data and what
guards the connections from the outside, says Amit Yoran, CEO of RipTech
Inc., a security services firm in Alexandria, Va. "ASP users are worried
about the connectivity from the customer to the ASP and how that's protected
from the Internet," he says.
While ASPs say they won't offer any guarantees, many put standard security
offerings in their contracts, such as firewalling and traffic monitoring. But
those who want to earn the business of the Fortune 1,000 companies are also
agreeing to contracts with specified custom security requests for additional
fees, such as scanning the content of incoming mail, setting up and
maintaining virtual private networks or managing firewall and intrusion
detection services.
"Some ASPs are looking at the big picture," says Mitchell Hryckowian, senior
director of security and infrastructure at Interliant Inc., an ASP in
Purchase, N.Y. Interliant, for example, appends its contracts with a security
clause to provide basic traffic monitoring services. In addition, high-end
customers can demand -- and receive -- customized security services be added
to their contracts.
The Threat
Tony Parziale, chief technology officer at online fashion retailer Folded
Edge Inc. in Duluth, Ga., negotiated for customer-centric security clauses
with his ASP, now-defunct Pandesic LLC in Sunnyvale, Calif. [Page One, Aug.
7]
"Security clauses in the initial Pandesic contract were very vague," Parziale
says. So he worked out service-level agreements for customer credit-card
security on transactions and data security for Folded Edge's SAP modules in
addition to setting minimum access and connectivity requirements.
Because his ASP partnered with several back-end service providers, getting
these assurances was complex. For example, Intel Online Services in Santa
Clara, Calif., set up Folded Edge's frame-relay connection and served as
Pandesic's back-end host. It was up to Parziale to track down Intel's
security controls before he could request contract specifications.
Folded Edge didn't encounter any security problems during its two and a half
months with Pandesic, something Parziale attributes to beefed-up security
clauses in the contract between Pandesic and Folded Edge. But that contract
didn't protect the company when Pandesic went out of business, leaving Folded
Edge without an ASP since September.
As Folded Edge searches for another round of funding to get back online,
Parziale is looking for an ASP that handles its own hosting, security and
Internet connectivity so he doesn't have such a tough time tracking down
security policies from multiple vendors.
Additional Measures
Having sat through hundreds of contract negotiations himself, Hryckowian
advises potential ASP customers to read the entire contract carefully. In
addition, he suggests that you:
1. Prequalify the security backgrounds of those who deploy security at your
ASP.
2. Inquire about service-level agreements that suit your business needs.
3. Make sure the contract also includes maintenance windows for regular code
upgrades and patches.
4. Balance acceptable risk against security requests.
5. Know the security products and tools the ASP will deploy.
6. Define what action the ASP will take in case of a breach.
Even with the most comprehensive coverage, ASPs make no guarantees.

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


Sue Mara
Enron Corp.
Tel: (415) 782-7802
Fax:(415) 782-7854
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	"Chris Micheli" <cmicheli@carpentersnodgrass.com>
	04/30/2001 06:19 PM

		 To: "Susan McCabe" <smccabe@mccabeandcompany.net>, "Sue Mara"
<smara@enron.com>, "Steven Kelley" <steven@iepa.com>, "Steve Ponder"
<steve_ponder@fpl.com>, "Stephanie Newell"
<stephanie-newell@reliantenergy.com>, "Scott Sadler"
<sadlersa@earthlink.net>, "Scott Govenar" <sgovenar@govadv.com>, "Sandi
McCubbin" <smccubbi@enron.com>, "Ron Tom" <rtom@govadv.com>, "Roger Pelote"
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King" <rachel.king@elpaso.com>, "Phil Isenberg" <isenberg@hmot.com>, "Paula
Soos" <paula_soos@covantaenergy.com>, "Mike Monagan" <mrmonagan@aol.com>,
"Maureen O'Haren" <oharen@hmot.com>, "Marie Moretti"
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Palmerton" <kent.palmerton@williams.com>, "Katie Kaplan" <kaplan@iepa.com>,
"Kassandra Gough" <kgough@calpine.com>, "Julee Ball" <jmball@ns.net>, "John
Stout" <john_h_stout@reliantenergy.com>, "John Larrea"
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"Juan Rodriguez" <juanr@calpine.com>, "Eileen Koch" <eileenk@calpine.com>,
"Bill Highlander" <highlander@calpine.com>, "Aymee Ramos" <aymeer@calpine.com>
		 cc:
		 Subject: SB 1x hearing today

As you may know, SB 1x (Soto/Scott) passed the Senate Appropriations
Committee by an initial vote of 7-3 (the bare minimum).
Senator Soto said that the Legislature must make a "bold proposition" with
this bill.  She said that this experience is "like no consumer has been
gouged before."  The Legislature must cap rates.  This bill guarantees a
generous profit to generators.
Senator Scott said that these generator profits have been gained off of
consumers.  According to FERC, over $500 million in excess profits have been
reaped.  Californians have been "royally mistreated" by generators.  This
"money has left the state (to Texas and other places)."  This bill is the
only solution.  The PUC can change the $80 rate.  Based upon the January
Field Poll, Californians support this concept.  We have to "stand up to the
generators and say no more."
Supporters were:  TURN and CTRA (Lenny Goldberg).  Lenny said that the FERC
will not give any relief to CA ratepayers, so the Legislature has to.  This
bill needs to be combined with the power authority by Senator Burton to hold
prices down.
Other supporters of the bill included:  Congress of CA Seniors; CalPIRG; CA
Consumer Federation; CA Labor Federation; SEIU; Public Power Now.  SEIU
(public employee union) said that this bill is "the only way to put caps on
rates."
Opponents were CMTA ("this is the wrong medicine for solving the problem");
WSPA (does nothing to resolve the shortage of energy; we should be doing
bills to stimulate greater investment in supply); Intergen said that they are
looking at California market, but will not build with this bill out there.
CA Wind Energy Assn (QFs oppose this bill because the rate is too low); and
IEP (most productive answer to our problem is the build power plants).
Senator Battin said that the price cap is lower than some of the Governor's
long-term contracts at $86 per hour.  Senator Scott said that the munis are,
indeed, covered by the bill.  He also said that the PUC can change the rates
contained in this bill.  Scott also said that the PUC can exempt renewables
under the bill.
Senator Bowen stated that the $80 figure should be removed from the bill
("this price may be inappropriate").  She suggested using the "FERC proxy
price."  She suggested that they look at an exemption for contracts with the
state.  She saw no reason to exempt the renewables because they would make a
bundle with an $80 cap.
Senator Poochigian said he was concerned about the majority vote issue
(because this bill is allegedly revenue neutral).  Scott said all of the
money raised by the bill will go to ratepayers.  He said that Legislative
Counsel gave him an opinion (I don't know if it is written or verbal) that
this scheme was permitted.  Poochigian said it was ironic that the PUC was
being given the authority to set rates under this bill.
Senator Scott stated that they would take as an author's amendment to exclude
all long-term contracts from the provisions of this bill.
Next stop for the bill is the Senate Floor.

Chris Micheli, Esq.
Carpenter Snodgrass & Associates
1201 K Street, Suite 710
Sacramento, CA  95814
(916) 447-2251
FAX: (916) 445-5624
EMAIL: cmicheli@carpentersnodgrass.com


BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS

Enron Industrial Markets
The Transaction Development group (TD) is responsible for corporate
development, transaction execution and portfolio management activities within
EIM.  TD is responsible for asset and corporate acquisitions to support EIM,s
efforts in the Forest Products and Steel industries.  TD works with EIM,s
Forest Products and Steel Origination groups to structure and execute complex
transactions for EIM,s customers.  TD also manages EIM,s equity investments,
such as EIM,s ownership position in Papier Masson, Ltee, a paper mill in
Quebec, Canada.

TD is comprised of approximately 20 professionals with a wide range of
backgrounds including investment banking, commercial banking, management
consulting, law, project development, accounting and engineering.  In
addition, the majority of the analysts and associates within EIM work in TD
since it provides a strong base of deal experience for junior members of our
organization.

Enron Freight Markets
Enron Freight Markets has continued to expand the transportation services
offered to its customers and completed several flatbed truck moves outbound
from Georgia this week.  There was a shortage of flatbed equipment supply in
this market and EFM was able to obtain more than three times the normal
margin on each move.

IN THE NEWS

"Enron's bilateral internet trading platform, EnronOnline, was launched in
November 1999 and is the largest e-commerce site on the planet based on the
value of its transactions.  As EPRM went to press, it had average daily
trading volume of $3.5 billion, accounting for nearly 50% of the company's
revenues from wholesale marketing activities." -- Energy Power Risk
Management, May 2001

WELCOME
New Hires
EIM   - Cheryl Lindeman
ENA  - Chris Bystriansky, Paula Craft, Eugene Lee, Bhalachandra Mehendale,
Sarah Wooddy

Transfers (to or within)
ENA - Grace Taylor, Steven Irvin, Dina Snow

NUGGETS & NOTES

Enron is hosting the Chicago Energy Risk Management Seminar at The Drake
Hotel in Chicago on June 14, 2001.  Topics include: Power Outlook, Natural
Gas Outlook, Hedging Strategies, Weather Risk Management and Pulp and Paper
Risk Management. The RSVP deadline is June 8th so please contact Laura Pena
as soon as possible at x 3-5376.  This is a great event for "new" as well as
established customers.  There will be a cocktail reception immediately after
the presentations.  Enron will also be hosting seminars in Atlanta, Houston,
Denver and San Francisco.  Dates to be announced soon.

Travel tip of the week:
Flights reserved through Travel Agency in the Park provide you with $150,000
of flight insurance at no additional charge.

EnronOnline Statistics
Below are the latest figures for EnronOnline as of May 29, 2001.

* Total Life to Date Transactions >  1,015,000
* Life to Date Notional Value of Transactions > $610 billion

NEWS FROM THE GLOBAL FLASH

Enron arranges first gas pipeline import into Italy
Enron has continued its pioneering activities in the Continental gas market
by arranging the first gas import into Italy.  The Italian team worked with
the Continental Gas desk to arrange this strategically important agreement
with Blugas SpA., the wholesale gas company formed by the municipalities of
Cremona, Lodi, Mantova and Pavia in north-eastern Italy.  Enron has sourced
100,000 cubic metres per day of natural gas from northern Europe to transport
to Italy, transiting it through Germany and Switzerland, despite fierce
resistance from Ruhrgas and TransitGas respectively.

Aside from isolated LNG imports by incumbent monopolies this is the first
time that any company has managed to import natural gas by pipeline into
Italy since the Italian gas sector was officially liberalised in August 2000.
The gas, which started flowing at 06.00 on Thursday 17th May 2001, will be
used to meet the needs of two thirds of Blugas' residential customers within
the four municipalities. The current contract lasts for five months.

Congratulations to Fabio Greco, Carsten Haack, Didier Magne, Michael Schuh,
Marco Lantieri and Daniela Uguccioni.

Enron in the Middle East
Enron has relinquished its stake in Dolphin Energy, the joint venture company
formed to develop gas reserves in Qatar.
Enron has agreed to transfer its 24.5 per cent stake in the project to the
United Arab Emirates Offset Group (UOG), the majority shareholder. The
agreement allows Enron to deploy capital elsewhere and gives UOG the
opportunity to seek new partners before the project moves into its next phase.

Development of the Emden/Oude gas hub moves ahead fast
An important milestone in the evolution of the new gas trading hub on the
Dutch-German
border was reached last week. Last Friday some of the major European gas
players held a meeting to officially establish the Emden/Oude gas hub.
Although Enron had already initiated the development of the Emden/Oude hub by
making a market through EnronOnline as early as December 2000, the goal of
this meeting was to set up a working group similar to the Zeebrugge focus
group who can  work on setting a legal framework for the Emden/Oude hub.

Enron was elected as the only new market entrant in this group, reflecting
the high level of respect industry peers have for Enron as a major player in
the Continental gas market -- even from incumbents!

LEGAL STUFF
The information contained in this newsletter is confidential and proprietary
to Enron Corp. and its subsidiaries.  It is intended for internal use only
and should not be disclosed.


The report named: East P/L Totals <http://trv.corp.enron.com/linkFromExcel.asp?report_cd=1&report_name=East+P/L+Totals&category_cd=1&category_name=EAST&toc_hide=1&sTV1=1&TV1Exp=Y&current_efct_date=10/11/2001>, published as of 10/11/2001 is now available for viewing on the website.


----- Forwarded by Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT on 03/14/2001 02:55 PM -----

	Mark Taylor
	03/13/2001 03:31 PM

		 To: Molly Magee/ENRON@enronXgate@ENRON
		 cc:
		 Subject: Re: Staffing Requisition

Thanks for your note - here is the form.  I think we should be able to find
someone internally so let's at least try that first.


Dear Messrs. Lay, Skilling and Rice,

Thank you very much for your accepting us.

I have received an e-mail from Sherri, confirming our
forthcoming meeting with Messrs. Skilling and Rice at
9:00 am, October 13th in Mr. Skilling's office in Houston.

 I, our COO, Eric Gan and our CTO, Yoshihiro Obata will be there
to explore the possibility of potential strategic alliance between
Enron and eAccess in IP/telecom business in Japan.

In spite of such a short notice,  I deeply appreciate your
generosity to accept us with the introduction of my friend,
Mr. Ronnie Chan who is serving your board.  When you
have a chance to see him very soon in Florida, please
send my best regards to him.

Mr. Skilling's assistant, Sherri has been quite efficient to
handle this procedure, which I also appreciate.

We look forward to seeing Messrs. Skilling and Rice
next week.

Best regards,

Sachio

Dr. Sachio Semmoto
Founder, Chairman & CEO
eAccess Ltd.
Tokyo,  Japan


Hi Jeff and Valerie -

Sorry I hadn't responded sooner.  I was trying to get Mr. Lay out of town.
Actually July 12 may work for him.  He is out of the office until June 12,
but I'll try to ask him on his messages, so you'll have an answer before then.

Rosalee

"Garten, Jeffrey" <jeffrey.garten@yale.edu> on 05/31/2000 04:44:31 PM
To: "'kenneth.lay@enron.com'" <kenneth.lay@enron.com>
cc: "'rosalee.fleming@enron.com'" <rosalee.fleming@enron.com>
Subject: Panel on Valuation

Dear Ken,

Although I didn't have your response in hand, based on the responses I have
received, it seems that the best time for our next meeting is 3:00 - 5:30
p.m. on July 12 in New York City.

I do hope you will be able to make it.  Please let me know.

In any event, I'll be in touch with you soon to follow up on the first
meeting.

Best regards,
Jeff


Jim,
Just a quick note regarding scheduling on Saturday.  There should be a 25 mw n-firm export for HE 7-10 and HE 13-22.  The schedule ID for HE 7-10 was CISO_EPMI_BUNNY.  The schedule ID for HE13-22 was EPMI_CISO_BUNNY.  For HE 11 and HE12, Danielle at the CISO misentered our schedule.  CAPS shows a final of 25 mws as a firm import.  This should be a n-firm export.  We recieved the energy as a firm export from the CISO.  All schedules should be under ECTSTSW not ECTRT.  If you have questions please let me know.

Thanks,

Bill


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	Enron North America Corp.

	From:  Shanna Husser @ EES                           09/28/2000 09:24 AM

To: Eric Bass/HOU/ECT@ECT, ccampbel@tosco.com, jkcarruth@fedex.com, Misti
Day/HOU/ECT@ECT, daphneco64@bigplanet.com, lhusser@aol.com,
DTraylor@columbiaenergygroup.com, mshuggies@aol.com, jennifer@chescom.net,
scrilla364@aol.com, jennmmyers@hotmail.com
cc:
Subject: FW: TeasingCat.MPG 2.mpeg

---------------------- Forwarded by Shanna Husser/HOU/EES on 09/28/2000 09:22
AM ---------------------------

Kim Chick
09/28/2000 09:13 AM
To: Shanna Husser/HOU/EES@EES, Emily Allwardt/LON/ECT@ECT, Angie
Ramirez/HOU/EES@EES, jenn_stew@hotmail.com
cc:
Subject: FW: TeasingCat.MPG 2.mpeg

 - TeasingCat.MPG 2.mpeg


FYI, I got a message from Elizabeth Hernanadez that we are missing a few of
these sitara numbers in tagg when we are booking deals.  She fixed the ones
we missed yesterday.  Please put these numbers in because it is vital to
resolving OA variances that we are able to tie tagg deals to sitara.
PL


deal 574356
Jeff Richter
Kate Bloomberg shows a fee of .005 on this deal and we show no fee.

Thanks


Hi there!!!  I hope you are having a good day  (or at least as good as is possible on a Monday!!!).  Nothing exciting here  to report.  The weather is dreary and windy and getting very cold.   Has it hit in Houston yet?  Well, getting ready to do some homework and go  to my last class.  I love you and will talk to you later.
Love,
Caron


Tracy:
Where does EPMI fit in if we are doing a financial power swap?  Who are the
Enron entities that are involved and what contracts are currently in place
with the Kaiser entities?  Are we netting overall exposures and using one
collateral threshold?  Are we cross defaulting all of the contracts?  What
exactly do you want to accomplish with the netting agreement?

Carol St. Clair
EB 3889
713-853-3989 (Phone)
713-646-3393 (Fax)
carol.st.clair@enron.com

	Tracy Ngo/ENRON@enronXgate
	05/23/2001 06:17 PM

		 To: Carol St Clair/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc: Greg Wolfe/ENRON@enronXgate
		 Subject: Kaiser US/UK Setoff w/MG and ENA

Carol,

West power is looking to do a financial swap with Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
Corporation ("Kaiser Aluminum") whereby Kaiser Aluminium would buy the swap
and pay ENA float.  Kaiser Aluminum International Inc. ("Kaiser
International") has a big market presence in the UK and MG has significant
forward financial and physical metals positions with Kaiser International
which I believe are quite out-of-the-money.

Can we find out whether or not we can perform a bilateral, affiliate NETTING
AGREEMENT between Kaiser International and Kaiser Aluminum with MG and EPMI?
If the UK is going to continue to do short-term new metals business with
Kaiser International and if we can get comfortable with metals forward
positions that are OTM, we would like to use this position and leverage off
of it for trading liquidity in the states.  Secondly, does the netting need
to just pertain to global financial business or can it include physical as
well?

If possible, I'd like to see if you and a UK trading attorney can speak about
the overall concept and briefly address any UK and domestic law conflicts.
Please call when you have a opportunity to discuss.  ENA is looking to enter
into a power swap for June '01.  I'm not sure if this concept is achievable,
and if it is, in the time frame we're facing.  However, if we can't do a June
swap, then we'll try for a July swap.

Regards,
Tracy


The information was released yesterday.  The total revenue requirement is down reflecting lower power costs. Presumably, current rates (including the $40/MWh increase since 1/1/01) are now sufficient to cover power costs and some amount for past undercollections.

Not sure what it assumes regarding agreement-in-principal contracts (i.e., whether they are in or out).

Alan Comnes


GT,  I think I will probably come in tonight since the game is so early.  Are
you guys going to try and buy tickets at the gate for BB?    Email back with
your phone numbers, so I can call if anything changes.  Talk at ya later.

G