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Mary,

As you requested, this e-mail is to report on the WPTF discussions on the 
CPUC subpoenas.

In a Board conference call today, the members discussed who had subpoenas and 
a bit about what they were doing to respond. New West received a subpoena,  
but not its parent Salt River.  APX did not receive one.  (Separately, I 
learned that New Energy hasn't found one yet, though its parent AES got one)

Joe Paul of Dynegy took the lead and said that the generators had been having 
a weekly conference call to coordinate.  They had negotiated with the CPUC to 
get the Protective Order that came out last week.  

I suggested that the people receiving last Friday's subpoenas work toether 
the same way.  Dan Douglas (WPTF's attorney) will send an e-mail out asking 
the interested members to contact me.

Joe said that the issues they have seen are:  whether to file a motion to 
quash, what jurisdiction the CPUC has, what information should be shared, as 
well as other PR and legal issues.  He felt that ESP and SC issues may be 
quite different from generaters and suggested we work together.  The 
Generators have already given some public data tothe CPUC.  He says Dynegy is 
likely to argue that this type of analysis should not be done by the CPUC, 
but by the Market Surveillance Committee or someone of that ilk.

I'll keep you posted as I learn more.