below is an article on California for your review - Eric

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		 Subject: Western Energy Markets Stuggle Along - CERA Monthly Briefing

Title: Western Energy Markets Stuggle Along
URL: http://www20.cera.com/eprofile?u=35&m=2220

Western Market Overview

As the California power crisis remains unresolved and blackouts in California
have gone from threat to reality, the western gas and power markets grow
increasingly distorted by the perceived risk of selling energy to California,s
two largest utilities. Normal power plant operations and power pricing
dynamics
have been supplanted with federal mandates to deliver power to California, and
power basis differentials are being influenced by credit risk. Regional
hydroelectric supplies have been drawn down at abnormally rapid rates to meet
current demand such that, in the absence of increased precipitation throughout
the West, suppliers will be unable to depend heavily on hydroelectric output
in
February and later in the year. Gas suppliers are growing increasingly wary
about shouldering the increased risk.

Natural gas and power prices have declined from December,s record levels,
driven in part by January-to-date weather that has been warmer than normal.
Although Topock gas prices remain above the $10 per million British thermal
units (MMBtu) level, basis differentials to the Henry Hub have declined
dramatically from a premium over Henry Hub prices of $15 per MMBtu in December
to an average of $5.00 per MMBtu in January. Demand levels will likely hold
near January levels during February, as the already intense pull of gas for
power generation continues. Because storage levels in California remain low,
the California citygates will be exposed to temporary price spikes during
spells of cold weather. Differentials for February are expected to average
$0.65 to $0.75 per MMBtu, in the Rocky Mountains and San Juan producing basins
during February, $0.65 per MMBtu at AECO, and $3.00 per MMBtu at Topock.

Power prices in January have followed both the decline in gas prices and the
shift to warmer weather. However, there is growing unease in the power markets
with the dry precipitation season to date. A significantly lower-than-average
hydroelectric season would permeate through the power markets for all of 2001,
placing gas-fired generation on the margin virtually the entire year. CERA has
incorporated a lower-that-average view of hydroelectric generation into its
gas
and power analyses. February on-peak power prices are expected to average
$140)
$166 per megawatt-hour (MWh) in February, depending on location, but temporary
price spikes are likely as California reserves reach critically low levels and
the independent system operator (ISO) struggles to secure enough power to keep
the lights on. Off-peak power prices are also expected to remaining strong,
averaging $94)$135 per MWh in February, depending on location.

Regional Power Market Drivers: Low Precipitation Threatens Already Difficult
2001

Disappointing levels of precipitation have raised the specter that the 2001
power markets will be plagued by a below-average hydroelectric year.
Season-to-
date precipitation is currently 55 percent of normal in the upper Columbia
River Basin in British Columbia, 50 to 75 percent of normal in the US Columbia
River Basin, and 50 percent of normal for California. January hydroelectric
output westwide has been higher than normal, as operators have run facilities
hard to supply energy during December and January energy shortages. In coming
months, however, output will be down roughly 2,275 average megawatts (aMW)
compared with the first quarter of 2000, owing in part to this early drawdown.
CERA has incorporated an outlook for hydroelectric production in 2001 that is
approximately 88 percent of CERA,s estimate for an average western hydro year
(see Table 1).

Concerns over low precipitation levels and the high drawdown rate of Pacific
Northwest hydroelectric facilities leave the Pacific Northwest particularly
vulnerable to higher prices in February, as winter weather)driven demand
spikes
challenge regional supplies and California demand prevents a significant level
of exports from California to the Pacific Northwest.

Even under normal hydroelectric conditions, demand growth in early 2001 was
expected to push the utilization rates of US Western Systems Coordinating
Council (WSCC) gas-fired generation facilities to 50 percent, well above the
39
percent average level of the first quarter  2000. (see Table 2) The combined
effects of the early drawdown of hydroelectric facilities, a disappointing
precipitation season, and demand growth will push these utilization rates to
nearly 60 percent in the first quarter  2001. This will cause markets to clear
at or above the production cost of gas-fired generation even more often than
in
2000.

Pacific Northwest

Hydroelectric generators in the Pacific Northwest have drawn down the region,s
hydroelectric reservoirs to well below average historical levels. Grand
Coulee,
the largest hydroelectric facility in the West, with over 6,000 megawatts (MW)
of capacity, was near 75 percent of the historical average as of early January
and reflects the general condition of the major reservoirs in the region. In
the event that precipitation remains low, the drawdown of these facilities in
early winter to meet load spikes in the Pacific Northwest and California has
hurt the region,s ability to supply power throughout 2001 and will maintain
upward pressure on power prices.

Above-average temperatures in early January have helped to mask some of the
underlying strong fundamentals in the Pacific Northwest. Strong demand growth
for the first quarter near 5 percent is expected, however, owing to economic
growth and a return to normal weather from last year,s mild winter (see Table
3). Low hydroelectric availability and persistent gas prices in the $6 to $8
per MMBtu range at Sumas have the potential during the remainder of the winter
to cause price spikes well above the $226 per MWh on-peak levels so far in
January, although average prices should be much lower. December,s average of
$570 per MWh demonstrated this potential clearly (see Table 4). Along with
demand growth near 5.5 percent year-over-year in February, cold snaps will
again bring price run-ups, particularly in the event that persistent low
precipitation in the region reduces the ability of hydroelectric operators to
draw down facilities past already-low levels.

CERA expects Mid-Columbia prices to stay near January levels in February for a
monthly average of $141 per MWh on peak and $135 per MWh off peak. Continued
drops in hydroelectric reservoirs and weather-related events would push prices
periodically to December,s high levels.

California

Although California has had a December and early January that were nearly 10
percent warmer than usual, January prices have reflected 5 percent demand
growth over 2000 owing to economic and other growth factors that have pushed
gas-fired generators onto the margin more often, with higher gas prices at
Topock by $7 MMBtu, low hydroelectric availability westwide, and the degraded
condition of the California power market. Northern California snowpacks have
been higher than in other parts of the state but hover near 55 percent of
normal in spite of recent storms. Reservoir levels for the state are between
50
and 100 percent of average, depending on location, but are in the 70 to 80
percent-of-average range for reservoirs affecting the state,s largest
hydroelectric facilities.

As California,s largest investor-owned utilities (IOUs) continue to struggle
to
obtain gas and power supplies in the face of financial insolvency, California
power prices have reflected a premium associated with the higher risk of
supplying the state. January differentials with western prices have grown as
high as $40 per MWh, owing in part to temporary supply shortages as nuclear
and
other thermal plant outages at times have totaled over 15,000 MW. Northern
California,s import constraints make it particularly susceptible to these
temporary shortages, suggesting that continued low hydroelectric supplies will
increase the risk of repeated localized blackouts in the event of extensive
future outages.

The agreements reached through negotiations between suppliers, the IOUs, and
state and federal officials in recent weeks will calm some of the price-
inflating uncertainty in the market, but California will be the premium market
through the first quarter of 2001 and most of the coming year owing to
persistent supply tightness. For February in California CERA expects sustained
price strength of $152 per MWh on peak and $126 per MWh off peak.

Rockies and the Southwest

The Southwest and Rockies regions had warm weather in December and the first
half of January but have not been completely insulated from the price run-ups
in other parts of the West. Demand growth in the region is expected to be near
3 percent for the first quarter, with February experiencing moderate 2 percent
growth, suggesting that most of the price strength will be attributed to
interconnections with the hydro-deprived California and Pacific Northwest
markets. Capacity margins in the Southwest are at their highest levels during
the winter and*as an isolated subregion*would exceed 15 percent at this time.

Compared with California prices, prices in the Southwest and Rockies regions
will reflect the relatively low cost of gas supply and the prevalence of coal-
fired generation (16,000 MW, or 48 percent of the installed base in the
region). CERA,s outlook for on-peak average price for February is $150 per
MWh.
Off-peak prices in the Rockies will drop nearly $25 per MWh below the
Southwest, reflecting the ability of California markets to exert more
influence
on the Southwest than on the Rockies.

Western Gas Markets

Although gas prices at Topock have come down from lofty December levels,
winter
is far from over in the West; indeed, the pressure is intensifying. The credit
crisis precipitated by the power market crisis is spilling over into gas
markets; storage levels within California are again at critically low levels.
The mild weather during December and early January allowed some improvement in
the positions, but when PG&E,s suppliers began refusing to serve because of
the
utility,s credit problems, the utility responded by drawing heavily on storage
inventories, and a spell of wintry weather compounded increased demand in the
face of limited supplies. As a result, overall inventory levels are again
falling quickly.

CERA estimates that inventory levels in California are approximately 50
billion
cubic feet (Bcf). A continued heavy draw on gas for power generation will keep
demand levels high (see Table 5), and the inability to manage demand spikes by
drawing on storage inventories leaves the market exposed to price spikes.
Normal weather during February would probably allow prices at both Topock and
Malin to settle back into the $0.50 to $3.00 premium to the Henry Hub, but
extreme weather could push basis differentials as high as $6.00 per MMBtu.

In the Rockies and San Juan Basins, differentials will depend critically on
the
weather. Because supply levels and storage inventories in the Rockies are
healthy, the impact of swings in regional demand can cause wide swings in
differentials. CERA expects the swings to continue through February, with
differentials generally maintaining wider discounts to the Henry Hub by the
end
of the month.

As high absolute gas prices continue, more and more effects of these prices
will emerge. CERA estimates that 200 MMcf per day of base industrial demand in
the West*particularly in California*has switched off of gas. Some end users
have turned to diesel fuel for industrial boilers; some plants have simply
curtailed operations in response to the higher prices.

On the power side, plants within California are extremely limited in their
ability to burn alternative fuels because of emissions credits. However,
plants
outside of California do have some backup capability. Arizona Public Service
has purchased 400,000 barrels of 1% sulfur residual fuel oil to burn as an
alternative to gas. Given the intense pressure on gas, oil will absorb some of
growth in power loads.

California

In November an early strong draw on storage in California raised questions
about winter deliverability within the state. A combination of low storage
inventories, high gas demand for power generation, and continued high
utilization rates on import pipelines into the state will keep pressure on
California prices through February (see Table 6). Despite efforts by end users
to limit gas burns in the state in the face of extremely high gas prices, CERA
expects demand during January in the state is up by 650 MMcf per day on a
year-
over-year basis. In February, loads should start to decline as residential and
commercial demand declines through the month. However, power loads will remain
strong and actually climb from January into February as hydroelectric
generation falls.

This demand support, continued strong capacity utilization rates in import
pipelines into California, and critically low storage inventories will keep
intense pressure on gas prices within the state through February. During
periods of high demand, prices will likely reach back up into the $15.00 to
$20.00 per MMBtu range. Eventually, as heating loads settle and storage draws
slow toward the end of February, differentials should ease back into the $1.00
to $3.00 per MMBtu range. On balance, CERA expects a Topock differential for
February of $3.00 per MMBtu (see Table 7).

Pacific Northwest

Three factors have combined to strengthen Malin prices over the past week, and
these forces should extend price strength at Malin into February. First, the
return of colder winter weather after moderate temperatures during late
December and early January is increasing heating loads and power loads.
Second,
lower-than-normal hydroelectric generation is increasing the draw on gas for
power generation during a season when the pull is normally low. Third, the
California power shortage is drawing on all regional supplies and supporting
the demand for gas for power generation.

Pacific Northwest demand is expected to hold flat relative to January levels
during February with slight increases in gas demand for power generation
offsetting declines in residential and commercial demand. The sustained high
demand levels*despite relatively healthy Northwest storage inventory levels*
will keep Malin prices well above Henry Hub prices. CERA expects a Malin to
Henry Hub differential of $1.00 per MMBtu during February.

A drop-off in demand of 200 MMcf per day is expected in March, as steep
declines in heating loads offset continued increases in gas demand for power
generation. However, prices at Malin will likely remain unusually strong this
spring. Part of the shortfall in hydroelectric generation continues to be
made
up by draining reservoirs. That early drawdown will limit the availability of
hydroelectric generation through the spring and early summer months. Both low
hydroelectric generation and a challenging storage refill season in Northern
California should sustain the Malin premium to the Henry Hub even into the
spring.

Rocky Mountains

The volatility in Rocky Mountain differentials continues. Differentials
continue to depend primarily on local heating loads; cooler weather supports
loads and prices within the region, but periods of warm weather drive steep
declines in Rocky Mountain prices relative to prices at the Henry Hub. During
February, demand should drop off in the region. Although declines in heating
loads in neighboring western regions will be offset by increases in gas demand
for power generation, the Rockies remain primarily coal based. As a result,
the
lower expected hydroelectric output will do little to support loads within the
region. Increases in supply*CERA expects supply increases of 300 MMcf per day
during 2001 relative to 2000*will overwhelm available pipeline capacity out of
the region.

Demand during February in the Rockies is expected to remain flat at 2.9 Bcf
per
day; however, within the month demand loads will drop substantially. This will
put pressure on differentials toward the end of the month, and CERA expects
average basis differentials to the Henry Hub during February of $0.75 per
MMBtu. That widening trend should continue during March, with differentials to
the Henry Hub eventually reaching $2.00 per MMBtu this summer.

Southwest

Prices in the San Juan Basin have been following Rocky Mountain prices up and
down with regional demand loads. That dynamic will likely continue through
February. CERA expects relatively flat demand during February within the
Southwest. As in the West as a whole, a significant drop-off is expected
during
March as residential and commercial heating demand wanes. For February,
continued strong demand loads within the Rockies and Southwest will support
prices in the San Juan, barring unusually warm weather. CERA expects a
differential to the Henry Hub of $0.65 per MMBtu.

As residential and commercial loads decline sharply during late February and
March, prices in the San Juan will reflect ample supply. CERA expects declines
in San Juan production during 2001, but declines will be limited by the
strongest drilling activity for conventional supplies in the basin in a
decade.
However, pressure on Rocky Mountain supplies will mean increased exports from
the north into the San Juan, and those increased exports will more than offset
the declines in local production. Pipeline capacity constraints out of the San
Juan will again mean wide San Juan-to-Henry Hub differentials, with pressure
on
prices developing during the spring and intensifying through the summer
months.

Western Canada: Increasing Supply

AECO differentials to the Henry Hub have ranged between $0.60 per MMBtu and
over $1.00 per MMBtu. Given strong demand in the United States, export
pipelines have been running near capacity all winter. Even the 1.3 Bcf per day
Alliance pipeline has been running full; through the end of the winter,
continued strong US demand should keep export pipeline flows near capacity.
Given these flow levels, CERA expects differentials to remain near the $0.60
to
$1.00 per MMBtu level, reflecting the cost of transport on TransCanada, the
only available export capacity out of Alberta. For February, CERA expects a
differential between AECO and the Henry Hub of $0.65 per MMBtu.

Storage inventories in western Canada are running below historical average
levels, but the refill season should be manageable; inventories are nowhere
near as low as US inventory levels. Inventories in the West are expected to
fall slightly below historical average levels by the end of withdrawal season,
and exports should decline relative to first quarter levels as injection
season
begins in the spring. CERA expects differentials to Henry Hub prices to narrow
sometime in the late spring as the focus in Alberta turns from filling US
winter demand to refilling Canadian storage.

On the supply side, production has turned the corner in western Canada, and
year-over-year increases in supply of nearly 300 MMcf per day are now evident.
After flat production levels for 2000 relative to 1999, increases for the year
2001 should reach 350 MMcf per day. Given strong expected demand from
California and the West Coast, CERA expects no declines in year-over-year
flows
into the West on PGE GT NW. Overall flows should reach 2.4 Bcf per day for
2001, an increase of 85 MMcf per day from 2000 levels.

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I tried the new address but I don't have access.  also, what do I need to
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Lynn,

I thought you might be interested in the new draft proposal for the QFs in Cali.

Kim


Great.  Thanks Camille.

I get into Nashville on 10:16 on friday night and my flight leaves at 2:25 on Sunday.

Sounds like the christening schedule will fits perfectly into that.  It's exciting that Cameron's
christening will be in front of everyone!

See you soon.

Cooper

	Enron Capital & Trade Resources Corp.  From:  mike and camille <dmcbr@sprintmail.com>                           05/07/2001 06:57 PM

To:	Cooper Richey <Cooper.Richey@enron.com>
cc:	Mike & Holly <richey@erols.com>
Subject:	Cameron's christening---

Hey Cooper,

Just wanted to let you know that I spoke w/Chaplain and Cameron's
christening will be at the beginning of the church service (9am).  The
service will be over by 10:15 or 10:30.  This should give you plenty of
time to get to the airport for your 2:40(?) flight.  I also reserved
rooms for you and your parents for both Fri & Sat nights.  Friday you'll
be in Nashville and Saturday you'll stay in Clarksville.  Anyway, just
wanted to pass this info on to you.  Hope you are doing well and not
working too much.  Look forward to seeing you in a few weeks.

Camille

PS--Cameron's very attached to the bumble bee you gave her for
Christmas.  She has to take it to school and music class.


BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS

Coal Trading
The liquidity in trading of the Standard European Coal Agreement has
increased significantly over the last 6 weeks.  Many counterparties that
previously opted to stay on the sidelines finally chose to join the game.
Since the contract's inception at the beginning of the year, Enron has traded
a total of 5.3 million tons against the SECA contract, of which 3.8 million
tons has been traded via EnronOnline since July 2000.  We are 5.3 million
tons of a total traded market of 5.8 million tons.

Principal Investments
Tridium Inc., the leading provider of Internet-based automation
infrastructure solutions, announced the close of a $20 million round of
capital funding. The funds will be used to increase Tridium,s sales and
technical support offices in North America, expand its operations into Europe
and Asia, and enhance its technology and products. kRoad Ventures, L.P. and
Enron North America each contributed $10 million in venture capital.

Corporate Development
Allegheny Energy Supply Company, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Allegheny
Energy, Inc., announced the signing of a definitive agreement under which
Allegheny Energy Supply will purchase three Enron natural gas-fired merchant
generating facilities. The acquisition is expected to close in the 2nd
quarter of 2001.

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IN THE NEWS

"Enron Corp., already North America's biggest, buyer and seller of natural
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slice of the $400 billion global trade in pulp, paper and lumber."
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around the world to be honored at Enron,s annual Management Conference.  One
of these finalists will be recognized as the 2000 Chairman,s Award winner.

WELCOME
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Hey guys, the attached is the curtailment page from the Feb. Clear Sky
monthly report. This format is one that I would like to stick with but if it
not practical to provide the information in this format it is acceptable to
alter or change it as long as we provide the information in one form or
another. I am not sure what drove the change in format but we need to decide
how this information will be provided and stick with it on a consistent
basis. With the coming changes in the Asset Management group it behooves us
to standardize each portion of the monthly report. The person responsible for
compiling the information contained in the report as well as preparing the
monthly reports is going to change very soon.

Lets discuss this soon as the March reports are due next week.

Thanks

KA


I appreciate the time you took yesterday getting me up to speed as to your
business and where you are in the process of establishing risk operations.  I
hope you found our meeting useful as the checklist is meant to serve as an
overview of points that need to be addressed before any transactions are
entered into.

I was wondering if a meeting with Carole, Milind, Heidi, and myself has yet
been scheduled for Friday. At that time, I think we need to lay out a road
map of how the checklist items will be addressed and how I can best help you.

Regards

Shona


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of the following:

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These should be GISBs.   I will pick them up when ready.

Many thanks,

DP


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Cc:	Gallup-Sta5, Team; Smith, Rick
Subject:	Station 5 Pressure Regulator

	Earlier this week I installed some new functions at station 5 for ease in controlling the pressure regulator when the 	station is down.

	Please install the following discrete and control points.  They will effect the setpoint on register 7025.

	1031 -  Input showing flow direction   0= west   1 = east

	1160 - Will put the control in West Flow  (write a 1 to this)
	1161 - Will put the control in East Flow    (write a 1 to this)

	If this doesn't make any sense please let me know.

	Thanks
	Todd


Hi Vince,

I'm wondering if you got this last week? If you could have a quick look and
get back to me with any comments that would be great - Robin is chasing me
on this one!

Best regards.

Chris.

----- Original Message -----
From: Chris Strickland <chris@lacima.co.uk>
To: <VKaminski@aol.com>
Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000 4:16 AM
Subject: EPRM Article

> Hi Vince,
>
> Hope things are fine with you. I'm sorry that I only ever write to you
when
> I'm after something, but could you look at this simulation article - the
> next installment in the EPRM articles.
>
> Many thanks and best regards.
>
> Chris.
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <VKaminski@aol.com>
> To: <Vince.J.Kaminski@enron.com>; <Les@lacima.co.uk>;
<chris@lacima.co.uk>;
> <robin@risk.co.uk>
> Sent: Friday, September 08, 2000 4:23 AM
> Subject: Re: VaR Article
>
>
> > Les,
> >
> > The revised version  of the VaR article looks fine.
> >
> > Vince
> >
>

 - EPRM_04_sim_mr.zip


Hi Jason,
Tried to call you, but could't get through at 503.464.8637.  Is that the right number?  Here's some suggestions on how to access the data you want:
POINTS LIST:  My point list is pretty out of date.  If you have access to NW Passage, you can get to a current list by logging in, go to "EBB", then "Point Capacity", then hit refresh.  If you want to look at the capacity of a specific point, highlight the point and hit "Point Capacity".
SCHEDULED POINT VOLUMES:  You can look at scheduled volumes at all points, including the "zones" that we were talking about, via the scheduling screen.  You must be logged into NW Passage.  Go to the "Noms" Section, then the "Scheduling" window.  Click on the "Meter" radio button at the upper left and fill in the desired date or date range.  Hit "Refresh" and the point volumes should pop up and look similar to the view scheduling screen.  You have the option to save this information into a spreadsheet as well as look at volumes for a range of dates.  This should give you the same data as the unutilized capacity report with the addition of the other "zone" and throughput volumes.  It looks like a pretty comprehensive list of active points as well.  The scheduling screen is pretty powerful and has a lot of other features as well... you might play around with it or call me to find out what else it can do.
Please call me if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Wes Kida
801.584.6656


All,

I corrected ISO MW # of Moore project to 452 MW from 426 MW in page 6. Please
let me know if you have any question. Thanks.

Jinsung (37330)

Benjamin Rogers@ECT
06/30/2000 04:03 PM
To: Jinsung Myung/Corp/Enron@Enron, Thomas M Suffield/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Tammy
R Shepperd/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:

Subject:

To All:
Here is the presentation Don and I put together for Dave's meeting with Mark
Frevert next Thursday.  He has seen it and has signed off on it.  Don will be
out most of the week coming back potentially Thursday and I will be getting
back around 3:30pm on Wednesday.  If there are any last minute changes please
leave me a message or talk to Jinsung.  Thanks and have a good weekend.
Ben
3-7998


Dave,
 I have attached the above sample form for your review.  I have been unable
to find any documentation where we act as an agent for the shipper and
contractually agree to remarket their unused capacity.  As soon as I find
some language, I will forward same to you.  As we discussed, the major
concerns that I have concerning the Energy Marketing Services Agreement form
that Kaiser provided relates to the duties of the Marketer thereunder.  ENA
is in the business of buying and selling natural gas for its own account and
as such any services it agreed to provide relating to most of the items under
Articles III and IV would be subject to claims of abuse or violation of
fiduciary duties.  Specifically, ENA should not agree to perform the items
under  Article IV, Section A. Parts 1-8, 11; Article IV, Section B.
Parts1-2, 4, 6; Article IV, Sections C, E, and F.  Otherwise, ENA sales
obligations should be patterned in the manner set forth in the Enfolio
Contract which provides safeguards for both parties in the event of a default
by either.
 Therefore, we need to work from our Enfolio contract and I will get you some
agency language for the confirm to address how we would share any
transportation savings that we were able to obtain for them during the term
of our sales transaction with them.
 Please call me after you have had a chance to review the contract.


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-----Original Message-----
From: Keiser, Kam
Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001 9:16 AM
To: McLaughlin Jr., Errol; Love, Phillip M.
Subject: FW: Gas Trading Stub Period Testing

We have a request from AA.  I listed the books involved in this attachment.  I have asked Kim Theriot group to provide some of the confirmation information or whatever they can get us.

We need:
deal tickets
print out of curve strip (curve fetch)
global counterparty database print screen
new deal forward detail

Per Jeff we need to get this back to them today.

You can drop me off a copy of your deals and I'll coordinate with AA.

Thanks

Kam

-----Original Message-----
From: jennifer.h.staton@us.andersen.com
[mailto:jennifer.h.staton@us.andersen.com]
Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001 8:30 AM
To: Gossett, Jeffrey C.; Keiser, Kam; Theriot, Kim S.
Cc: sharon.k.smith@us.andersen.com; mark.m.meador@us.andersen.com;
mark.c.austin@us.andersen.com
Subject: Gas Trading Stub Period Testing

Please provide the following items for the attached deals in conjunction
with our Gas Stub Period testing:

   System Deal Ticket
   Excel curve used to value deal representing delivery point or pricing
   index
   Global Counterparty database print screen (i.e., counterparty name,
   address, fax number, etc.)
   Executed Confirmation
   Authorized signatory list
   DCAF/TAGG printout with confirmation statuses (i.e., pending, sent to
   counterparty, executed)
   Contract
   If applicable, deal log verifying negative confirm was successfully
   faxed to the counterparty (spot deals)
   New Deals Report/Forwards Detail

(See attached file: Gas stub period testing sample.xls)

In addition, if we need to forward our request to the applicable book
administrators please let me know.  If you have any questions, please call
me at X6-6269.  Thank you for your help.

Jennifer

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Tis the Season for a Christmas Tasters!!

Hopefully I have everyone's input who has emailed me - if not, send it to me
again.  Now I have a little list by my desk where I record these things.  Here
is what everyone has volunteered to bring:

Becca:  Rolls, Desert
Julianna:  veggie crossiant
Ashlea:  7 layer dip
Jen:  pumpkin flan (and something else, TBD)
Berry:  turkey/roasted chicken - kudos!!!!
Lisa:  green beans and cupcakes

The party is at 3035 Quenby (Jen's house) around 7:45.

Everyone else decide what you will bring and send me an email.  This is going
to
be a blast and a great way to start the Christmas season!  Also, please bring
a
gift (under $15) that is a decorative Christmas piece for our gift exchange.

Can't wait to see you guys!  Everyone get excited - Deborah is going to be
back
in Houston!


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FYI
----- Forwarded by Richard B Sanders/HOU/ECT on 10/29/2000 09:01 AM -----

	"WENDY EDWARDSON" <wendy.edwardson@blakes.com>
	10/27/2000 10:00 AM

		 To: <Richard.B.Sanders@enron.com>
		 cc: "DALTON MCGRATH" <dalton.mcgrath@blakes.com>, "DAN FOURNIER"
<dan.fournier@blakes.com>, "GLENN LESLIE" <glenn.leslie@blakes.com>, "MARK
MORRISON" <mark.morrison@blakes.com>, "WEB MACDONALD"
<web.macdonald@blakes.com>
		 Subject: 83829/44 Enron Canada re Special matter - Project Stanley

Status Report re: tape transcripts

At this time, this summary has been sent to you only.

Counsel for Powerex has indicated that he now has instructions to share with
us the information that has been seized from their offices by the Bureau in
exchange for our providing similar information to them.

He has also indicated to us that between the 19th and the 25th of October,
the Bureau came to Vancouver and listened to the Powerex tapes using Powerex
equipment in that they had been unable to listen to them with their own
equipment.

As you are aware, the tapes seized from the Enron offices in Calgary cover
the period of September of 1999 to the end of October.

The tapes which we have listened to, but which they have not seized, cover
the period commencing in late May of 1999 to September, 1999.

With respect to the tapes that they have seized, initially we exerted a claim
of privilege to all of the tapes.  The Bureau has now come back to us and has
asked us to clarify how we would propose resolving the privilege question.
We have volunteered to have this discussion with them, but to this point in
time, they have not responded to us.

If, as and when the conversation occurs, our position will be that we intend
to claim privilege with respect to conversations with lawyers only.  How this
particular aspect of the matter would be resolved is not as yet clear.

Our view is that with respect to the conversations they have, they are not
particularly damaging but the conversations do not particularly add to the
flavour of the matter to our benefit.

On Wednesday of next week, we will be meeting with counsel for Powerex to see
exactly which conversations they have delivered to the Bureau.  We will
advise him of the conversations that have been taken by the Bureau from our
offices and at the conclusion of this matter, we should be able to see
exactly what it is that the Bureau has in terms of conversations between
Powerex and Enron.

We look forward to discussing this matter with you at your convenience.

Yt
Web Macdonald


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elective recommendations.  It also includes a new section on strategies for
choosing electives.  I hope you find it useful.

 <<SAC Newsletter Spring '01.doc>>

Michael Plumb
Outgoing SAC Chair

Michael Plumb
Director, Health Services Actuarial - Northern California
PacifiCare of California
925-602-1660

 - SAC Newsletter Spring '01.doc


Please send me an excel spreadsheet which depicts the value that you see
associated with the heat rate spread option.  I want to make sure that I
understand exactly how you propose valuing the transaction and how this value
would be booked.  As such, please provide the following detail:

Will we be valuing/booking a series of monthly call options or a series of
daily call options?
What power curve are we valuing the deal against - PJM East or West Hub?
Please send me the current fuel curve that you are converting to $/MWh to
value the deal?
What volatilities are you using to value the options - monthly volatilities
or intra-day volatilities or a blend of the two (if blending please show me
what formula you using to blend the two vols)?
What expiration date are you using, i.e.: for monthly call options the 15th
of the relevant month, and for daily options?
What correlation are you assuming, 15% flat for twenty years?
Are you deducting all operating expenses from the value of the option?
Are you using the "SPRDOPT" Exotic Options function to value the option?
Are you using the $/MWh VOM dollar amount as your strike?
Has Don provided the fixed payment stream?  This stream should be covering
both P&I and not just principal.

Yvan, and Ben, please provide answers to these question via written
correspondence so that their is limited probability of misunderstanding.
Thank you both very much for your time and help thus far.  Furthermore, I
would like to reiterate that RAC's goal, prior to quoting any credit reserve,
is to be 100% confident that: (i) the methodology that is being employed is
consistent among the internal groups; and (ii) the inherent value of the
price risk management contracts matches.  This enables RAC to manage the
associated risk during the life of the transaction both effectively and
appropriately.

Regards,

Christopher


----- Forwarded by Tana Jones/HOU/ECT on 07/20/2000 05:24 PM -----

	Tom Moran
	07/20/2000 04:58 PM

		 To: Frank L Davis/HOU/ECT@ECT, Karen Lambert/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tana
Jones/HOU/ECT@ECT, Samuel Schott/HOU/ECT@ECT, Tom Moran/HOU/ECT@ECT, Sheri
Thomas/HOU/ECT@ECT, Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT, Bernice Rodriguez/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Brant Reves/HOU/ECT@ECT, Debbie R Brackett/HOU/ECT@ECT, David
Hardy/LON/ECT@ECT, Lesli Campbell/HOU/ECT@ECT, Lisa Gillette/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Molly Harris/HOU/ECT@ECT, Cynthia Clark/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Mary G
Gosnell/HOU/ECT@ECT, Enron Europe Global Contracts and Facilities, Enron
Europe Global CounterParty, Stephanie Sever/HOU/ECT@ECT, Bradley
Diebner/HOU/ECT@ECT, Stacey Richardson/HOU/ECT@ECT
		 cc:
		 Subject: EOL Credit Responses 07/20/00

Please find attached Credit's EOL responses for 7/20/00.

Regards,
tm


Jeff Richter will be transitioning off of the Short Term California trading desk and on to the EES Risk Management team during the next several weeks.  Jeff will be taking an important leadership role, joining the management team with Don Black and Rogers Herndon.  Jeff, Don, and Rogers will report jointly to me and Kevin Presto.  While Jeff will be sorely missed in his current role managing the Short Term California desk, his trading and technology skills are sorely needed on the EES side of the business.  Over the next couple of weeks we will sort out the new responosibilities on the Short Term California desk.


Andrzej,

I shall be in the Bay area again  for Thanksgiving. I came to SF for one day
to
do recruiting at Berkeley. I hope you will feel better soon.

Vince

"Lubowski, Andrzej" <lubowski@visa.com> on 10/20/2000 12:45:25 PM
To: "'Vince.J.Kaminski@enron.com'" <Vince.J.Kaminski@enron.com>
cc:
Subject: RE: FW: Citi, Wells, Enron, S1 and i2 form a B2B venture

Wicku,
I hoped to hear from you. Please, let me know whether your plans have
changed, and if so, when you are coming to Palo Alto.

I spent theer weeks in Europe in September (had dinner with Leszek and Ewa),
and went to Sydney as a guest of NBC. Upon return I caught a flu, and
travelled heavily congested to New York, which led to some ear
problems.Consequently I intend to stay put for several weeks, and will have
to reschedule my trip to Houston for Dec. or January. Hope to see you here
before then.
Best to all three of you.
Andrzej

-----Original Message-----
From: Vince.J.Kaminski@enron.com [mailto:Vince.J.Kaminski@enron.com]
Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 6:23 AM
To: Lubowski, Andrzej
Cc: Vince.J.Kaminski@enron.com
Subject: Re: FW: Citi, Wells, Enron, S1 and i2 form a B2B venture

Andrzej,

Thanks. Please, send me the information about the dates
when you plan to visit Houston. Also, the information about
your position/title/responsibilities (as well as the info
about the other members of your team) would be useful.

I shall be in the Bay Area  between the 10th and the 20th of October.

Hope to see your then.

Wicek


Again sorry Susan but I can not make it this week.  I wish I couldbut I have
been out too much latley  with work.  Thanks alot for the invite.  Please
give Pam my best.  Have Fun !!


I decided to email instead of taking up more room in your
voicemail!   I just wanted to let you know that I found
some cheaper tickets into St Thomas.   I hate St. Thomas
from what I remember, but we would not really be there
long I guess.   Just so you know there are nonstop
flights to St Thomas from BWI for $500.   (The flights
into Tortola are in the $700 range).   I think that Bill
and I are going to use miles unless the prices drop down
below the 500$ range so it does not matter so much for us,
but I just wanted to check that I should only look at
flights into Tortola right?

Also, does it matter which airport on Tortola?  I cannot
remember which is the close one to the Moorings.  Is it
Beef Isl, Tortola code EIS or West end Tortola airport code
TOV?

Finally,  about the return flights.   Mom's only input
(so far) is that she wants to enjoy the million dollar
hotel in VA for the days that she is paying for it.
Meaning she wants to spend some time there on Friday the
18th.     Therefore, the options seem to be:

 (a) to fly into C'ville late on Thursday night.  In
this case you could stay at my house in C'ville.

 (b) To fly into DC on Thursday night then drive
immediately down to C'ville and stay at my house.
(c'ville is about 1.5hrs from Dulles; 2 hrs from National
and 3+ from BWI).

 (b) To fly into DC on Thursday night.  Stay in a
hotel in DC then have a pretty, leisurly drive down to
C'ville on Fri morning.

What do you think?

The slight problem with (a) FOR ME is that if I use the
award promotion on American (the pay some and use some
miles thing) then I need to fly only on American and
American does not fly to C'ville.   This means that I will
need to purchase a separate ticket on Usair or some
other airline.   Also, if I want to fly down with Bill then
my car will be in DC so I will need to pick that up anyway
so I will probably need to do the drive anyway.

I am going to pay for my mom's ticket, so I can have her do
whatever!   Even if I end up in DC for the night the two of
you could continue on to C'ville by plane and stay at my
house.    SOrry, this is confusing, let me know you
thoughts.

Amanda

On Fri, 23 Feb 2001 09:47:21 -0600 Mark.Taylor@enron.com
wrote:
> They don't have the exclusive line (brand new) boat for our week but they
> do have this one.  If you can get in the night before we can actually stay
> on the boat and leave early in the morning - effectively getting an extra
> day of sailing.  If you want to check it out online, their website is
> www.moorings.com and the boat is a 463.  There's some good stuff on the
> site for people who've never been before - Bill might find it comforting.
> ----- Forwarded by Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT on 02/23/2001 09:40 AM -----
>
>                     GJKLOSS@moori
>                     ngsnet.com           To:     mark.taylor@enron.com
>                                          cc:
>                     02/23/2001           Subject:     02/23/01 - Moorings
Quotation 588986 (1 Pages)
>                     09:13 AM
>
>
>
>
>
>
> See Attached File
>
> (See attached file: report.rtf)


Telecommunications Reports presents . . . . . TR's State NewsWire
February 7, 2001 8 A.M. Edition

STATES
GEORGIA -- PSC approves 'multiple overlay' for '678' area code
WYOMING -- Senate OKs Uniform Electronic Transactions Act
ILLINOIS -- Democrats appointed to committee that will address 'open
access'
FLORIDA -- PSC sets deadline for telecom firms to provide '711' relay
access
OHIO -- Bill to restrict e-mail advertising to be heard next week
IDAHO -- Bill directs PUC to open service-quality rulemaking
TEXAS -- AT&T asks commission not to delay USF review until 2003
HAWAII -- Lawmakers to consider 'open access' bill
MASSACHUSETTS -- Bill would forbid assessing elderly long distance
service charge
GEORGIA -- Legislator takes aim at drivers using hand-held wireless
phones
VIRGINIA -- Prison phone bill clears committee
MINNESOTA -- Legislators take aim at telemarketers
ILLINOIS -- Measure would prohibit Internet gambling
NEW YORK -- Verizon debuts new calling features in New York City

NETWORK MANAGEMENT
GEORGIA
PSC approves 'multiple overlay' for '678' area code

The Public Service Commission yesterday approved a "multiple overlay"
plan to relieve NXX code exhaustion in the "678" number planning area
(NPA), a commission staff member told TR.  A new area code will overlay
the 678 NPA, which is already an overlay for the "404" and "770" area
codes.

The relief plan will allow existing customers to keep the 678 area code
and will continue to require 10-digit dialing.  When the 678 NPA is
exhausted, code assignments will be made in the new overlay area code.
The 678 NPA has enough codes to last through August, and the new area
code is scheduled to take effect Aug. 7.  In addition, the remaining
codes in the 404 NPA will continue to be available until they are
exhausted.  (Docket no. 10448-U)

INTERNET
WYOMING
Senate OKs Uniform Electronic Transactions Act

The Senate has approved the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (SB 116)
by a 27-3 vote.  SB 116 would give legal effect to electronic
signatures, ensuring that a record or signature wouldn't be denied legal
enforceability solely because it was in electronic form.

The measure would apply only to transactions where both parties have
agreed to conduct business through electronic means.  A party that
agreed to conduct a transaction by electronic means could refuse to
conduct other transactions electronically.  Additionally, no individual
could waive this right.

SB 116 wouldn't apply to wills, codicils, or testamentary trusts.  SB
116, which was sponsored by Sen. John Hanes (R., District 5) and Rep.
Bruce Burns (R., District 51), awaits committee referral in the House.

ADVANCED SERVICES
ILLINOIS
Democrats appointed to committee that will address 'open access'

The House Democratic leadership has appointed six members to the
Computer Technology Committee.  The Republicans likely will appoint
members to the committee by the end of this week or early next week, a
legislative staff member told TR.

Rep. Connie Howard (D., District 32) will chair the committee.  The
other Democratic members are Reps. Julie Hamos (District 18), Jay
Hoffman (District 112), Louis Lang (District 16), Todd Stroger (District
31), and Karen Yarbrough (District 7).

Rep. Jeffrey Schoenberg's (D., Evanston) proposed Internet Access
Enhancement Act has been referred to the committee.  (1/11/01 p.m.)  A
hearing has been scheduled for tomorrow but likely will be cancelled if
the Republican leadership has finalized its appointments.

HB 138 would require a provider of high-speed broadband Internet access
that also is a cable TV operator, or an affiliate of a high-speed
broadband Internet service provider, to allow any requesting ISP to
access its high-speed broadband services.  The access would have to be
provided at rates, terms, and conditions that are "at least as
favorable" as those that the broadband ISP provides to itself, an
affiliate, or any other person.

CUSTOMER-AFFECTING
FLORIDA
PSC sets deadline for telecom firms to provide '711' relay access

The Public Service Commission has set Aug. 1 as the deadline for the
state's telecom companies to provide speech- and hearing-impaired
customers with access to the Florida Relay Service through the "711"
telephone number.  The 711 number facilitates access to the relay system
by eliminating the need to dial an 11-digit toll-free number, which was
required until now and differs from one state to another.  The FCC has
ordered all states to implement 711 access to relay service by Oct. 1.

INTERNET
OHIO
Bill to restrict e-mail advertising to be heard next week

The Senate Economic Development, Technology, and Aerospace Committee has
scheduled a Feb. 13 hearing on a bill to prohibit the transmission of
unsolicited e-mail advertisements.  (2/5/01 a.m.)  The hearing is
scheduled for 11 a.m. in the Senate's South Hearing Room.

Under SB 8, the recipient of an e-mail advertisement transmitted in
violation of the legislation could bring a civil action against the
violator.  The recipient could recover actual damages or $10 per e-mail
advertisement and attorney's fees and court costs.

The committee held its first hearing on the bill yesterday, during which
its sponsor, Sen. Ron Amstutz (R., District 22), testified.  The
committee will hold at least three more hearings on the measure, a
legislative staff member told TR.

Many different parties have expressed interest in SB 8, but no one has
come out in strong opposition or support of it, the staff member said.

CUSTOMER-AFFECTING
IDAHO
Bill directs PUC to open service-quality rulemaking

A bill has been introduced in the House that would direct the Public
Utilities Commission to open a rulemaking to set new telecom
service-quality standards.  HB 127 would require the commission to draft
rules that would apply to all telecom services necessary to provide
local exchange service.

The commission currently only has one rule related to service quality,
which addresses restoration of service, the PUC staff told TR.  The new
rules that would be drafted as a result of this bill would be much
broader, the staff said.

HB 127 would authorize the commission to determine the appropriate
amount for administrative penalties if a provider failed to meet a
standard.  The assessed penalty for each unmet standard should be
proportionate to the number of affected customers and the frequency of
noncompliance with the standards, according to the measure.

HB 127, which was sponsored by the House State Affairs Committee, awaits
committee referral.

UNIVERSAL SERVICE
TEXAS
AT&T asks commission not to delay USF review until 2003

AT&T Corp. has asked the Public Utility Commission not to delay its
review of the Texas Universal Service Fund (USF) eligible services,
costs, benchmark levels, and base support amounts until March 2003, as
recommended by the PUC's policy development division.  AT&T suggested
that the PUC consider a limited review of the USF sharing mechanism
beginning in June, with a full review starting no later than one year
from now.  The company asked that the revised support levels be
determined by the end of 2002.

According to AT&T, the USF funding levels were derived from 1997 data.
The company asserted that since 1997, SBC Communications, Inc., and
Verizon Communications, Inc., have gained "substantial economies of
scale through merger activities."  AT&T added that toll and access rates
have declined "significantly" in state and interstate jurisdictions,
while local service rates have held steady, and only small increases in
end-user common line rates have occurred.

The company concluded that the benchmark revenues value for determining
state USF support is likely to have changed.  (Project no. 22472, USF
Rules Review)

ADVANCED SERVICES
HAWAII
Lawmakers to consider 'open access' bill

Rep. William Stonebraker (R., District 15) has introduced HB 1617 to
require each wireline broadband Internet access transport provider to
provide any other requesting Internet service provider access to its
broadband Internet services, unbundled from content.  Violators of HB
1617, the Internet Access Enhancement Act of 2001, would face up to 90
days in jail or a maximum fine of $5,000.

HB 1617 awaits consideration by the Consumer Protection and Commerce
Committee and the Judiciary and Hawaiian Affairs Committee.

PRICING
MASSACHUSETTS
Bill would forbid assessing elderly long distance service charge

Rep. George Rogers (D., New Bedford) has introduced a bill to prohibit
long distance telephone carriers from assessing a service charge against
elderly customers.  The measure doesn't define the term elderly.

Carriers that continued assessing the charge would be fined $1,000 per
day, per customer.  Fines would be paid into the state's Elderly Affairs
Secretariat for administering services for the elderly.  HB 1583 has
been referred to the Government Relations Committee.

WIRELESS
GEORGIA
Legislator takes aim at drivers using hand-held wireless phones

Sen. Donzella J. James (D., District 35) has introduced a bill to
prohibit drivers from using wireless phones not equipped for hands-free
use.  Violators of SB 115 would be guilty of a misdemeanor and subject
to a fine of up to $50.

The bill's text is available at
http://www.legis.state.ga.us/Legis/2001_02/fulltext/sb115.htm

PRICING
VIRGINIA
Prison phone bill clears committee

The House Committee on Health, Welfare, and Institutions has approved a
bill aimed at reducing rates paid by inmates for collect calls made from
prison.  HB 2196 would require any "commission" received by the
Department of Corrections from a company providing inmate phone service
to be used to reduce inmates' rates.

The State Corporation Commission recently decided to proceed with a Feb.
14 hearing to examine the rates charged by two Virginia subsidiaries of
WorldCom, Inc., for service provided to the state's inmate telephone
system.  (2/2/01 p.m.)  The SCC's investigation began last year when two
Department of Corrections inmates complained that the rates WorldCom
charges for collect calls placed by inmates are too high.

The bill, sponsored by Del. Flora Davis Crittenden (D., District 95) has
been referred to the Committee on Appropriations.  Its text is available
at http://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?011+ful+HB2196.

CUSTOMER-AFFECTING
MINNESOTA
Legislators take aim at telemarketers

Sen. Dallas Sams (D., District 11) has introduced SF 566 to require
telemarketers to obtain an authorization form from a customer for an
electronic charge discussed during a telephone call.  The authorization
would have to be either written authorization from the customer or an
oral or written statement from the customer disclosing the last four
digits of the account number.

During a telemarketing call to a preacquired account, a telemarketer
would have to disclose to the customer the authorization policy
established by the legislation.

INTERNET
ILLINOIS
Measure would prohibit Internet gambling

Rep. Lee Daniels (R., Elmhurst) has introduced HB 545 to make Internet
gambling a Class A misdemeanor.  The bill has been referred to the House
Rules Committee.

The measure would prohibit knowingly playing "a game of chance or skills
for money or other thing of value by means of the Internet" or knowingly
making a wager on "the result of any game, contest, political
nomination, appointment, or election by means of the Internet."

ADVANCED SERVICES
TEXAS
PUC sets xDSL working group meeting

The Public Utility Commission has scheduled a Feb. 20 meeting of the
xDSL (digital subscriber line) working group.  The PUC expects to
discuss Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.'s xDSL performance.
Specifically, participants will address basic rate interface/integrated
services digital network digital subscriber line provisioning.  (Project
no. 20400, Section 271 Compliance Monitoring of Southwestern Bell
Telephone Co. of Texas)

CUSTOMER-AFFECTING
NEW YORK
Verizon debuts new calling features in New York City

Verizon New York, Inc., has started offering two new services--Talking
Call Waiting and Internet Call Manager--to its customers in New York
City.  Talking Call Waiting enhances standard call waiting by using a
computerized voice to announce the name of the new caller.  Internet
Call Manager uses a pop-up window to notify customers of incoming calls
while they are on the Internet using the same phone line, using a pop-up
window.

The company said a third new service, Call Intercept, should be
available to Verizon's New York City customers by mid-year.  Call
Intercept blocks all calls from phone numbers that appear as "private'"
or "unavailable" on Caller ID displays.  Callers will be offered the
opportunity to record a message, which subscribers can listen to
immediately and decide whether to take the call.

Talking Call Waiting is $2.50 per month.  Subscribers also must have
call waiting, which is $5.19 for residential customers and $11.68 for
small business customers.  Internet Call Manager is priced at $5.95
monthly for residential customers.

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Martin,

Let's try bet 1 and 2:30.

Vince

From: Martin Lin on 09/19/2000 08:30 AM
To: Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: meeting

Shalesh and I wanted to meet with you briefly, but this morning's timing
isn't working out.  Are you available this afternoon, sometime after 5pm?

Thanks,
Martin


see below..

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Holmes, Bradley
Sent:	Wednesday, September 19, 2001 12:20 PM
To:	Kuehl, Toby; Perez, Kim; Buchanan, John; Kedwaii, Hasan; McFarland, Jean; Draemer, Mary
Cc:	Sawyer, Lisa; Blair, Lynn; Corman, Shelley; Carrillo, Alma
Subject:	Communication Alternatives in Crisis/Disaster/Outage Situations

In Shelley's staff meeting this morning, she expressed concern about situations (like the one we are currently experiencing) in regard to e-mail and electronic communication channel availability to customers.  Unfortunately, much of the last 24 hour's issues have been driven by poor and incomplete information coming from the corporate team.  In addition, we have suffered our own internal communication challenges.  With that said, she identified two critical areas that she wants to resolve in the short term;

1.)  An efficient e-mail distribution capability that is not dependent on Enron firewall access.  Although messages were successfully sent to customers yesterday, the process was cumbersome and time consuming.  A process that can handle the complete distribution list and/or segmentation of messages (ie by pipeline) is needed.  The service should be available from remote locations.  I am currently investigating this issue.  (i.e. bulk mail handler and reliability via outside ISP source.)

2.)  A communication diagnostic tool that is not dependent on corporate team information.  There should be the ability to test our communication abilities/processes to external parties.  The tool should address what customers can access, whether they can receive messages, etc.  Again it should have remote capabilities.

I would characterize the goals of addressing these issues to be that ETS knows what its current electronic communication situation is and that it is accurately communicating it to customers.

Alma will set up a meeting to discuss ASAP.  Alma, please invite those on the "To" distribution.


---------------------- Forwarded by V Charles Weldon/HOU/ECT on 04/26/2001 04:37 PM ---------------------------

	Enron North America Corp.  From:  Employee and Community Services @ ENRON                           04/25/2001 10:55 PM

Sent by:	Enron Announcements@ENRON
To:	All Enron Houston
cc:
Subject:	Enron Astroworld Tickets

Enron announces UNLIMITED discounted AstroWorld tickets for employees.

Due to overwhelming employee feedback, we have negotiated unlimited discounted AstroWorld tickets for you and your family in place of the traditional "Enron Day At AstroWorld."  We hope this will allow Enron families to plan their fun-filled summer trips to AstroWorld at their own convenience.  Enron AstroWorld tickets are $20.56 (Retail $50), which includes admission for one, plus a $7 meal ticket to one of five restaurants at AstroWorld.

Six Flags AstroWorld is a world-class family entertainment complex filled with exciting rides and attractions, including 10 heart-pounding coasters, over  40 blockbuster shows, interactive street entertainers and star-studded concerts.  Enron families will be able to purchase unlimited tickets for use anytime during the 2001 season.

Tickets will be on sale at Enron's Federal Credit Union, EB0399.  Visit the credit union in person to make your purchases.  AstroWorld tickets will not be mailed.  Enron employees who are not already Enron FCU members may pay by cash or money order only.  All Enron Employees are encouraged to take advantage of this great summer fun deal and may purchase tickets through August 30th.


FYI

Vince

---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 03/17/2000
10:01 AM ---------------------------

"Vadim Pokhlebkin" <vpokhleb@ideaus.com> on 03/17/2000 09:51:53 AM
To: <vkamins@enron.com>
cc: <erms@bloomberg.net>
Subject: Today's IDEA

Dear Mr. Kaminski,

Attached, there are 2 new samples of our daily market research: today's
issue of the morning faxes Fixed Income Today and Financial Markets Today.
We also have intraday market coverage, on Bloomberg: IDEA>GO, Reuters: IDUS,
and Bridge/Telerate.

If the info looks useful, we'd like to arrange a free 30-day trial for you
and your colleagues.  For your reference, please find our price list
attached.  I look forward to your reply.

Best regards,
Vadim Pokhlebkin
Account Manager
vpokhlebkin@ideaglobal.com
tel. + 1 212 571 4332
fax  + 1 212 571 4334

IDEAglobal.com
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London +44 171 430 2888; Singapore +65 332 0700

 - FIT0317a.pdf
 - Fmt0317n.PDF
 - onesheet.doc


Mike, Steve, and Sally:

Attached is a copy of our proposed offer letter for our full-time candidates next fall.  I would appreciate any suggestions/feedback you may have to offer.

Thank you!

lexi
3-4585

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Warner, Traci
Sent:	Tuesday, June 05, 2001 2:24 PM
To:	Barnes, Valarie; Davis, Jeff D.; Elliott, Lexi; Franklin, Chenee'; Gandy, Kristin; Lebeau, Paul; Miertschin, Beth; Coleman, Jacqueline; Herasimchuk, Alyse; Johnson, Shawna; Lira, Cathy; Martin, Anita; Payton, Patricia; Taylor, Corina
Subject:	offer letter

Team -

Please review and give comments as necessary -

Thanks again for all your hard work.  You are all doing a great job

Traci


---------------------- Forwarded by Phillip K Allen/HOU/ECT on 12/14/2000
10:06 AM ---------------------------
From: Sarah Novosel@ENRON on 12/13/2000 04:39 PM CST
To: Steven J Kean/NA/Enron@Enron, Richard Shapiro/NA/Enron@Enron, James D
Steffes/NA/Enron@Enron, Jeff Dasovich/NA/Enron@Enron, Susan J
Mara/NA/Enron@ENRON, Paul Kaufman/PDX/ECT@ECT, Phillip K Allen/HOU/ECT@ECT,
Mary Hain/HOU/ECT@ECT, Christi L Nicolay/HOU/ECT@ECT, Donna
Fulton/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Joe Hartsoe/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Shelley
Corman/ET&S/Enron@ENRON
cc:
Subject: Final FIled Version

----- Forwarded by Sarah Novosel/Corp/Enron on 12/13/2000 05:35 PM -----

	"Randall Rich" <rrich@bracepatt.com>
	12/13/2000 05:13 PM

		 To: "Jeffrey Watkiss" <dwatkiss@bracepatt.com>, <jhartso@enron.com>,
<jsteffe@enron.com>, <llawner@enron.com>, <rebecca.w.cantrell@enron.com>,
<Richard.b.sanders@enron.com>, <snovose@enron.com>
		 cc:
		 Subject: Final FIled Version

The filed version of the comments in the San Diego Gas & Electric matter at
FERC is attached.

 - SANDIEGO.DOC


Your welcome. I always enjoy speaking to the group. Thanks.
	Steve

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Nelson, Mike
Sent:	Saturday, October 27, 2001 1:22 PM
To:	Harris, Steven
Subject:	Compliments

This is late feedback, but wanted you to know that your presentation at the Directors Conference was well done. The expansion opportunities are exciting (and challenging), and I felt you used the opportunity well to thank and recognize some Operations folks who make the system work.

Mike Nelson
VP - ETS Pipeline Integrity Program Management
713 345 5241


Hi.   I'm sitting in the airport waiting on the plane.   Going to New York tonight and will be home tuesday night.  Hope you guys are doing fine.  Sure was good talking to you this am.
Love,
Dad
--------------------------
Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld (www.BlackBerry.net)


Mark,

Attached is my resume.  Thanks for forwarding it.

Ted

 - ted c bockius resume.doc


OK Matt,

You're answer ignores the very direct order by the CPUC that specifically prohibits you from setting this type of deadline.  What am I missing?  Please explain your rationale for violating a specific order of the CPUC.

By the way, it was interesting to learn that you now want to discuss this at the PHC.  At our meeting Monday (10/29), the utilities (including Edison) were quite firm that they did not want to address these issues in the PHC, but wanted to complete the Advice Letter process.

Sue Mara
(415) 782-7802

-----Original Message-----
From: Matt.Pagano@sce.com [mailto:Matt.Pagano@sce.com]
Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 4:35 PM
To: Mara, Susan
Cc: dgrueneich@gralegal.com; dhuddles@enron.com; Diane.Romeyko@sce.com;
ehughes2@enron.com; gyoung2@enron.com; mday@gmssr.com;
mevans3@enron.com; Riley, Tom
Subject: RE: Pending DASR's for Existing Enron Customers

Hi Sue,

I'm sure you will agree that this is one of those issues that will be
discussed at the PHC.  Since the UDCs have been ordered to verify that DA
customers entered into contracts by the 9/20/01 suspension date, SCE is
using the 10/5/01 cutoff date to fulfill that requirement. Regarding the
UC/CSU system, they are on the list Enron provided by the 10/5/01 deadline.

Matt Pagano
Account Manager
ESP Services Division
tel-714-895-0222
fax-714-895-0347
Email-Paganomj@SCE.Com

                    "Mara, Susan"
                    <Susan.J.Mara@        To:     <Matt.Pagano@sce.com>,
                    enron.com>            <dhuddles@enron.com>
                                          cc:     <ehughes2@enron.com>,
                    11/02/2001            <gyoung2@enron.com>,
                    03:11 PM              <mevans3@enron.com>, "Riley, Tom"
                                          <Tom.Riley@enron.com>,
                                          <Diane.Romeyko@sce.com>,
                                          <mday@gmssr.com>,
                                          <dgrueneich@gralegal.com>
                                          Subject:     RE: Pending DASR's for
                                          Existing Enron Customers

Matt,

I thought I'd respond for Diann.  The decision is pretty clear on this.
As you recall, the issue was raised by UC/CSU who specifically mentioned
that the utilities were unilaterally setting deadlines for submission of
customer names and DASRs. Let me quote:

Section F, p. 19:

"In its rehearing application, UC/CSU seek clarification on whether
D.01-09-060's prohibition of any new contracts for direct access
services after September 20, 2001, allows or requires utilities to
refuse to process DASRs for an account under a pre-September 20
contract."

p.20:

"We reaffirm that for the time being, and unless the Commission states
otherwise in a subsequent decision, utilities are required to process
DASRs relating to contracts or agreements that were executed on or
before September 20, 2001, including DASRs for service to new facilities
or accounts if the underlying contract pursuant to which those DASRs are
submitted allowed for the provision of that additional service."

p.21

"For purpose of utility compliance with D.01-09-060, we want to make it
clear that, unless otherwise directed or allowed to in a subsequent
Commission decision, utilities cannot set a deadline after which they
could refuse to process DASRs relating to contracts excuted on or before
September 20, 2001."

Matt, these are just the highlights.  The Decision has more language
providing additional clarity.  By the way, this decision was mailed on
October 12 -- after your October 5 deadline. I think the Decision is
crystal clear.  You must accept all DASRs for contracts signed on or
before September 20 and you cannot set artificial deadlines after which
you will not accept those DASRs.

So, given the above.  Can you please explain your position?

Regarding the Novemver 1 date -- you may remember the Rule 22 meeting
held by the utilities, ESPs and customers in eaarly October.  The ESPs
agreed to make a good faith effort to provide a complete customer list
by November 1, with the understanding that additional names and
facilities could be added later with some verification process to ensure
the DA contract was signed on or before September 20.  We agreed to do
this to help the utilities meet their obligations under D. 01-09-060.
Enron has met that commitment.

Sue Mara
(415) 782-7802

-----Original Message-----
From: Matt.Pagano@sce.com [mailto:Matt.Pagano@sce.com]
Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 2:29 PM
To: dhuddles@enron.com
Cc: ehughes2@enron.com; gyoung2@enron.com; mevans3@enron.com; Mara,
Susan; Riley, Tony; Diane.Romeyko@sce.com
Subject: Re: Pending DASR's for Existing Enron Customers

Hi Diann,

It seems there is a bit of confusion.  I agree with you that there is no
longer a DASR submittal deadline in accordance with decision D
01-10-036.
However, SCE will only accept DASRs for those customers on the certified
list Enron provided by the 10/5/2001 deadline (see previous emails
supplied
below).  I'm not sure, but perhaps the 11/1 date you are referencing is
in
the Advice Letter filed jointly by PG&E and SDG&E?

Matt Pagano
Account Manager
ESP Services Division
tel-714-895-0222
fax-714-895-0347
Email-Paganomj@SCE.Com

                    dhuddles@enro

                    n.com                To:     Matt.Pagano@sce.com

                                         cc:     ehughes2@enron.com,

                    11/02/2001           gyoung2@enron.com,
mevans3@enron.com,
                    01:49 PM             TRiley@enron.com,

                                         Susan.J.Mara@enron.com

                                         Subject:     Re: Pending DASR's
for
                                         Existing Enron Customers

Matt, neither Enron nor the Commission agreed with SCE's arbitrary date.
Further, SCE's approach is in violation of the CPUC's decision on
rehearing
(D 01-10-036), which requires SCE to continue to accept DASRs as long as
the respective contract is signed on or before 9-20-01.

Therefore, Enron reserves the right to continue DASRing accounts for
eligible contracts until the CPUC directs otherwise.

Thanks.

Matt.Pagano@sce.com on 11/02/2001 02:39:09 PM

To:   dhuddles@enron.com
cc:
Subject:  Re: Pending DASR's for Existing Enron Customers

Diann,

I received your attached customer list dated 11/1/01, however, per the
attached note sent to you on 10/03/01, SCE's deadline to submit a
certified
customer list was 10/5/2001. SCE will use the list you submitted on
10/5/01
@ 3:58pm (attached below) as your certified list.

(See attached file: SCE 011005.xls)

Thanks,

Matt Pagano
Account Manager
ESP Services Division
tel-714-895-0222
fax-714-895-0347
Email-Paganomj@SCE.Com
----- Forwarded by Matt Pagano/SCE/EIX on 11/02/2001 12:15 PM -----

                    Sheila Advani
                                         To:
                    10/03/2001           cc:
                    03:43 PM             Subject:     Updated Direct
Access
                                         Suspension Information -
IMPORTANT
                                         PLEASE READ NOW

As a result of input from the Rule 22 Working Group meeting held
yesterday,
October 2, 2001 in San Francisco, Southern California Edison is
extending
the date by which ESPs should provide the customer list information as
requested in the original SCE communication below.    Please provide a
certified list of customer information not previously submitted to SCE,
as
set forth in the original e-mail below, no later than

     5:00 p.m.Pacific Daylight Savings Time, Friday, October 5,  2001

This list should be sent via e-mail to Sheila Advani at
Sheila.Advani@sce.com.

We have attached the template below to use for your convenience.

(See attached file: DA Cust List Template.xls)

If you have any questions, please contact your Account Manager.

Original SCE Communication Sent on September 21, 2001

Pursuant to the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) decision
issued yesterday, the right of end-use customers to acquire direct
access
service is suspended as September 20, 2001.  Specifically, the CPUC
order
states:

     "The execution of any new contracts, or entering into, or
verification
of any new arrangements for direct access
             service pursuant to Public Utilities Code Sections 366 or
366.5, after September 20, 2001, is prohibited" (Ordering
             Paragraph No. 4).

             and,

            "PG&E, SCE and SDG&E shall not accept any direct access
service
requests [DASRs] for any contracts executed
             or agreements entered into after September 20, 2001."
(Ordering Paragraph No. 7).

In order to comply with the CPUC order please provide Southern
California
Edison with a certified list of your direct access customers that have
written contracts or agreements executed on or before September 20,
2001,
for which DASRs have not yet been submitted.  This list may be subject
to
verification in the future, therefore, please be prepared to produce
evidence of these contracts or agreements upon request. The following
information must be included for each customer on this list for your
DASR
to be eligible for future processing:

Please include the following information for each customer on this list:

     ?    Customer Name
     ?    Service Account Number
     ?    Service Address
     ?    Contract Date

This list should be sent via e-mail to Sheila Advani at
Sheila.Advani@sce.com, no later than
     5:00 p.m. Pacific Daylight Savings Time, Monday, September 24, 2001

For those direct access customers that have certified contracts or
verified
agreements executed on or before September 20, 2001, ESPs must submit
the
respective "connect" Direct Access Service Requests (DASRs) within 30
calendar days following the effective date of the order.  All "connect"
DASRs submitted for accounts, which are not on the ESP's certified list,
will be rejected or canceled.  SCE will not process any "connect" DASRs
after 5:00 p.m., October 20, 2001.  SCE will continue to accept
"disconnect" and "update" DASRs (for changes to billing and/or metering
options) for existing Direct Access customers.

If you have any questions, please contact your Account Manager.

Sheila Advani
e:mail: Sheila.Advani@sce.com
Electronic Communications Coordinator
Southern California Edison -ESP Services
Westminster
(714)895-0240 or PAX 54240
Fax: (714)895-0347

                    dhuddles@enro
                    n.com                To:     matt.pagano@sce.com
                                         cc:
                    11/01/2001           Subject:     Pending DASR's for
                    03:01 PM             Existing Enron Customers

Matt, let me know if you have any questions about the data contained in
this file.  thanks!

(See attached file: SCE Pending DASRs 11-01-01.xls)

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(See attached file: SCE Pending DASRs 11-01-01.xls)

(See attached file: SCE 011005.xls)
(See attached file: DA Cust List Template.xls)
(See attached file: SCE Pending DASRs 11-01-01.xls)

(See attached file: SCE 011005.xls)(See attached file: DA Cust List
Template.xls)(See attached file: SCE Pending DASRs 11-01-01.xls)


Mary,

1. I will reinforce the importance of using the database to all of our
analysts.  Do you  a means of monitoring usage? If so, I can determine who is
using it and who is not.

2. Goes without saying. I will reinforce the necessity of accuracy to the
group.

3.  If an outstanding gty exists, I will ask that my group note it on the
credit worksheet.  If it is a financial gty, I would expect you all would
already have a copy in your files so  I do not think you need another copy.
The absence of any notation on the worksheet should suffice as no prior gty
exists covering financial trades.

Thanks,
Tanya

 -----Original Message-----
From:  Cook, Mary
Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2001 1:36 PM
To: Rohauer, Tanya
Cc: Taylor, Mark
Subject: Credit Matters

At our regular paralegal lunch, the paralegals and I discussed a few ongoing
matters related to our coordination with credit.  Your assistance in relaying
these requests to your group is appreciated.  Thanks in advance.  Call if you
want to discuss.

1.  Credit needs to use Lotus Notes Financial Database for reference (as well
as any critical input).  I might suggest that your floor computer helper set
up the computers to automatically open the database each morning via shortcut.

2.  Credit needs to doublecheck worksheet information, especially when a
worksheet is being done on the basis of an overwrite of a different worksheet.

3.  As part of credit worksheet preparation, can credit check the credit
system to determine whether there are any applicable outstanding outgoing or
incoming guaranties?  If so, provide us copies.  If not, state on worksheet
"no prior gty."

Cordially,
Mary Cook
Enron North America Corp.
1400 Smith, 38th Floor, Legal
Houston, Texas   77002-7361
(713) 345-7732 (phone)
(713) 646-3490 (fax)
mary.cook@enron.com