 will need a lot of fan support to wind
Friday
and remain unbeaten this year at home.
Defensive coordinator  Carl Reese said he will use a lot of defensive
formations against A&M, but he said the traditional 4-3 probably will be
used
most of the time because of the Aggies' strong running game.
"They really like to use their power running game," he said, "and that's
something we have to stop. They can throw the ball much better than in the
past, but we need to make them one-dimensional."
* * * *
THE WEATHER: The weather forecast for Friday afternoon calls for
temperatures
in the high 50s, some thunderstorms and possibly some gusting winds.
* * * *
Senior OT Leonard Davis was the only Longhorn chosen for the Football
Writers
Association of America's All-America team. WR Roy Williams and DE Kalen T
hornton were chosen to the Rivals.com True Freshman All-America team and
WR B. J. Johnson made honorable mention. Williams was chosen as the
offensive
player of the year.
* * * *
FOOTBALL RECRUITING NOTES: I missed a Longhorn who committed to A&M in my
fax/e-mail last night. CB Roderick Babers said he committed to A&M "for
about
two hours, and then Mack Brown talked me out of it."  The others who
committed to A&M before switching to Texas are QB Major Applewhite, OT
Leonard Davis and backup TB Victor Ike. Another Longhorn who came close to
being an Aggie is redshirt freshman QB Chance Mock, who was all set to
commit
to A&M last year before taking a trip to Texas "just to be sure." He said
Texas would have "to blow me away" to keep him from committing to A&M. When

he got back home and committed to Texas, he had a simple explanation. "They

blew me away," he said... DT Tommie Harris of Killeen Ellison and S
Dewayne
Brandon of Temple, two of the state's top players, both plan to come to the

game Friday. Many other top players would have attended, but they are on
playoff teams and have games to

will need a lot of fan support to wreathe
 Friday
 and persist unbeaten this year at home.
 Defensive coordinator   Carl Reese said he will practice a lot of defensive
 formations against A&M, but he said the traditional 4 - 3 credibly will be
 use
 most of the time because of the Aggies' potent running game.
 " They very like to use their baron run game, " he said, " and that's
 something we have to discontinue. They can throw the ball much well than in the
 past, but we need to make them one - dimensional. "
 * * * *
 THE WEATHER: The weather forecast for Friday afternoon call for
 temperatures
 in the high 50s, some thunderstorms and possibly some gusting winds.
 * * * *
 Senior OT Leonard Davis was the lone Longhorn chosen for the Football
 Writers
 Association of America's All - America team. WR Roy Williams and DE Kalen T
 hornton were chosen to the Rivals.com True Freshman All - America team and
 WR B. J. Johnson made honorable mention. Williams was chosen as the
 offensive
 player of the year.
 * * * *
 FOOTBALL RECRUITING NOTES: I missed a Longhorn who committed to A&M in my
 fax / e - mail last night. CB Roderick Babers say he committed to A&M " for
 about
 two hour, and then Mack Brown speak me out of it. "   The others who
 committed to A&M before switching to Texas are QB Major Applewhite, OT
 Leonard Davis and backup TB Victor Ike. Another Longhorn who came near to
 being an Aggie is redshirt freshman QB Chance Mock, who was all jell to
 commit
 to A&M last class before taking a trip to Texas " just to be sure. " He said
 Texas would have " to blow me away " to keep him from committing to A&M. When

 he got back home and committed to Texas, he had a childlike explanation. " They

 blew me aside, " he said... DT Tommie Harris of Killeen Ellison and S
 Dewayne
 Brandon of Temple, two of the state's top players, both plan to come to the

 plot Friday. Many other top players would have attended, but they are on
 playoff teams and have games to

 wipl need a lot of fan supkort to wind
Fridai
abd remein unbsaten thks year at home.
Defensive coocdinqtor  Carl Reese said he wiul use a pot of dwfenwuve
formations agaikft A&J, but ie said the tracitional 4-3 [robably will te
jszd
most of the time because of the Agdies' sttojg running gamg.
"They wealmj oike to use their power runnihg game," he said, "and yhat's
something we have to dtop. They can throw thf ball much betewr than in tfe
past, but we need to jake them one-dimensional."
* * * *
THE DEATHZR: The weatyee fltecast for Fciday wfternoon calls for
tamperatires
in the higm 50s, smme thunderstorms and povsibly some gustind winds.
* * * *
Sznior OT Leonard Daviw qas tve otly Uingforh rhoaen fog tie Football
Sriters
Assoxiation of America's Ajo-America team. WR Ror Rilliams and DE Kalen T
hornton were choven to the Rivals.com True Dreshman All-America tgam and
WR F. J. Johnson made honorable mention. Williams was cvosen xs uhc
jwdejsive
player of the year.
* * * *
FOOTBALL RECRUITING HOUES: I missed a Lokghorn who committrd tp A&M in my
fax/e-oail lcat night. CB Roderick Babers said he commiuted yo A&M "for
about
two hours, and then Mack Bgown talked me out of nt."  The othexs who
vommiyted to A&M before switcking tk Texas are QB Major Xpplewhite, OT
Leovarc Gavis and backup TB Victor Ike. Anotier Lpnghorn who came slose to
belng ak Aggie is redshirt freskman XB Chance Lock, who was all set to
commit
to A&M last year nexorv taking c trip to Texas "juse to be sure." Hg said
Texcs wouud have "to blow mx away" to keqp him from cmlmitting to E&M. When

he got bacj home xvd committed tp Texas, hv kad a simple explanation. "Thcy

bled me away," he saib... ET Tommie Harrix ow Kylpexn Eljhson and S
Defaynd
Brxmdon uf Temple, tco of yhe state's top playess, bkth plan to come tp bhe

game Ftiday. Manr other top pkayers would have wttenved, buv they arg on
playoff teams and have gamea to

will need a lot of fan support Friday remain unbeaten year at home. he use a lot defensive formations against but he said the traditional 4-3 will be used most of the time because of the Aggies' strong running "They really like to use their power running game," he said, "and that's we to They throw the ball much better than in the past, but we need to make them one-dimensional." * * * THE WEATHER: The weather forecast Friday afternoon calls for in the high 50s, some and some gusting * * Senior OT Leonard was the only Longhorn chosen for the Football Writers Association of America's All-America team. WR Roy Williams DE Kalen were chosen the True All-America team and J. Johnson made honorable mention. Williams the offensive player of the year. * * * FOOTBALL NOTES: I missed a Longhorn who to A&M in my fax/e-mail last night. CB Babers said he committed to A&M "for about two hours, and then Mack Brown talked of it." The others committed to A&M switching Texas QB Applewhite, OT Davis and backup TB Victor Ike. Another Longhorn who came close being an Aggie is redshirt freshman QB Chance Mock, who set commit to A&M year before taking a to "just to be sure." Texas have away" keep from committing to A&M. he got back home and to Texas, he had me away," he said... DT Tommie Harris of Ellison and S Dewayne Brandon of Temple, of the state's top players, both plan to come to the game Many other would have attended, but they are on playoff and have games to

 will need a lot of fan support tO wind
FridaY
and rEmaIn uNbEateN thiS year at home.
DefENsivE coordinator  Carl Reese sAid he WiLL use A LoT of deFensive
FOrMATioNs AgAinSt a&m, bUt he sAid The tradItional 4-3 proBabLy Will be
used
moST oF the time beCauSe of the AggieS' stRong ruNnIng GAme.
"ThEy rEally Like to USe theiR power runNiNG game," hE Said, "and THAt'S
somEthing we have to stoP. thEY can throw the baLl much BeTTeR THan In tHe
past, but wE nEed to MAke them ONe-DIMEnsIOnal."
* * * *
THE WEATHEr: The weather FOreCast foR FRidAY afterNoon cAlLS foR
temperaturEs
in The high 50s, sOme thuNDerstorMS and posSibly sOme GusTing WInDs.
* * * *
senIoR oT LEOnArd dAviS was the oNlY LOnghoRn chOSEN For tHe FOotbAll
WrIters
AssociatIon Of AmERicA's All-ameriCa teAm. wR Roy williaMs and dE kalen T
hornton weRe chOsen to the rivAlS.coM TRue FrEShman ALl-AMerIca team And
WR B. J. jOhnSoN MADe Honorable mention. WiLlIAMs Was choseN as the
OFfEnSIve
playeR oF thE yeaR.
* * * *
foOTBAlL REcrUiTING NOTeS: I misSEd A LOnghorn WhO commiTtEd tO A&M In my
fAX/e-maIl last Night. CB ROderiCK Babers said he cOMmitted to A&M "foR
AbOUT
tWO houRs, aNd then Mack BRown TAlkeD me oUT oF it."  tHe othErs whO
cOMmITted to A&M before switcHiNg to TeXas arE QB Major AppleWhite, OT
LeoNARD Davis anD bacKUp tb Victor Ike. AnotHer LoNghorn who cAMe close tO
beinG an Aggie Is redshirT FReshman Qb ChAncE MoCk, wHO WaS all set to
commIT
To A&M LaSt year bEfoRe takinG a tRip To TExaS "jUst to be suRe." He said
teXaS wOuLd hAve "to BLow me awaY" tO keEp Him From cOMmittiNg to A&m. WheN

hE gOT baCk home aND cOMMittEd To texaS, he HaD a simPle eXPlaNation. "THey

blew me AwaY," He saId... dT tommie HArris of KilleeN ELlison and S
deWayNe
BranDON of TemplE, two of the state's top playeRS, both plAn tO come To thE

game FridAy. MAny othEr tOP playeRs woulD have AtTenDED, but tHEY aRe oN
pLayoff teamS ANd hAve gaMeS to

 will need a lot of fan su pport to w ind
F rid ayan d re main  unbeaten this year  at home.
Defensive co ordin at o r  C a rl  Rees e saidh ew i llus ea l ot of  defe nsi ve
form ations aga ins tA&M, but hes ai d the trad iti onal 4-3 pro bab ly wil lbeu sed
m ost  of t he tim e  becau se of the  A g gies's trong r u n ni ng g ame.
"They really li k e to use their  power  r u nn i n g g ame ," he said ,"andt hat's
s o me t h i ngw e have to sto p. They can thr ow the  b all much b etter  t h anin the
past , bu t we need  to ma k e themo ne-dime nsiona l."
** **
T HE  WE AT H ER: Th e w e ath er forec as tfor F rida y a f tern oon  cal ls fo r
temperature s
i n th e  hi gh 50 s, so me t hu nders tormsand p os sibly some gust ingwinds.
** *  *
Se ni or OT Leonar d D avi s was t he only Lon gh o r n  c hosen for the Foot ba l l
W riters
A ssocia t io no f Americ a' s A ll-A m e ricateam .  W R Roy Wi lliams an dDE Kale nT
horn to n w ere  chos e n to  the R ivals.co m Tru e  Freshman All- A merica team a n dW R  B .  J.Joh nson made h onor a blement i on . W i lliam s was  c h os e n as the
offensivepl ayer o f the  year.
* * **
FOOTBALL R E CRUITING  NOT E S: I missed a Lon ghorn  who commi t ted to A &M in  my
fax/ e-mail la s t  night.CBRod eri ckB a be rs said he co m m itte dto A&M"fo r
about
tw o h our s,an d then Ma ck Brown  t al ke dmeout o f  it."  T he  ot he rswho
c o mmitte d toA&Mbe fo r e s witchin g  t o Texa sar e QB  Ma jo r App lewh i te,  OT
Leo nard Davi s a n d ba ck up  TB Vic tor Ike. Anot he r Longhorn  w hocame c l o se to
be ing an Aggie is redshir t  freshm anQB Ch ance  Mock, wh o w as all  se t  to
co mmit
t o A&M  l ast y ear b e f or e t ak ing a trip t o T exas"j ustto be s ure." He said
Texa s  wo uld have "toblo w me a wa y"t ok eep  h i m f r o m committing to  A&M. When
h egot back h o mean d commi tted to  Texa s , he ha d a simpl e explana ti on." T hey

blew meaway," h e said... DT To m mi e Har ris  of Ki ll een  Elli son an d  SDeway ne
Bra nd on ofTempl e,  two ofthe state's top players , both  plan  to  come tothe
ga me Friday . Ma ny other t oppla yerswou l d hav e at t en ded ,  butthey are on
pl a yo fft e am s and haveg a m esto

 will_need a_lot of fan support_to wind
Friday
and_remain_unbeaten this_year_at home.
Defensive coordinator_ Carl Reese_said he will use_a lot of_defensive
formations_against A&M, but he said the traditional 4-3 probably will be
used
most of the time_because_of the_Aggies'_strong_running game.
"They really like to_use their power running game,"_he said,_"and that's
something we have to stop. They can_throw_the ball much_better than in the
past, but we need to make_them one-dimensional."
* * * *
THE WEATHER:_The weather forecast_for_Friday_afternoon calls for
temperatures
in the_high 50s, some thunderstorms and possibly_some gusting winds.
* * * *
Senior_OT Leonard Davis was the only Longhorn_chosen for the Football
Writers
Association of America's_All-America team. WR Roy Williams_and DE_Kalen T
hornton were chosen to_the Rivals.com True_Freshman All-America_team and
WR B._J. Johnson made honorable mention. Williams_was chosen as_the
offensive
player of the year.
* * *_*
FOOTBALL_RECRUITING NOTES: I_missed_a_Longhorn who_committed to A&M_in_my
fax/e-mail last_night._CB Roderick Babers said he committed_to_A&M "for
about
two hours, and then Mack Brown_talked me out of_it."_ The others who
committed_to A&M before switching to_Texas are QB Major Applewhite, OT
Leonard_Davis and_backup TB_Victor Ike. Another Longhorn who came close to
being an Aggie is_redshirt freshman QB Chance Mock, who_was all set to
commit
to_A&M last_year_before taking a_trip_to Texas_"just to be sure." He said
Texas would_have "to_blow me away" to keep him_from committing to A&M._When

he_got back home and committed to_Texas, he had a simple explanation._"They

blew me away," he said..._DT_Tommie_Harris of Killeen Ellison and_S
Dewayne
Brandon of Temple, two of the_state's top players,_both plan to come to the

game Friday._Many_other top players would have attended,_but_they are on
playoff teams and have_games_to


53 AM

To: Wade R Price/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Mary Theresa Franklin/HOU/ECT@ECT, Nelson Ferries/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Bryce
Baxter/HOU/ECT@ECT, Chris Germany/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: Belden & Blake NYSEG

Attached is the backup fro the Jan, Feb and Mar for Belden & Blake's NYSEG
invoices.  I created these spreadsheets from the information given me by
Heidi Boyd, who was the person nominating this gas for CES.  Belden & Blake
invoiced ENA base on these spreadsheets.
 The NYSEG gas is a back to back purchase/sale to CES.  There should be a
deal for the sale in the system for the sale.  Check with Chris Germany.
There are three price scenarios for the gas.  Should there be a spereate
deal for each price?
John Is the same true for the current estimate?

-----Original Message-----
From: Kleb, Steve
Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2001 2:26 PM
To: Hayslett, Rod
Cc: Geaccone, Tracy; Gilbert, Steve; Fiscus, John
Subject: RE: Fw: Undeliverable: Fw: Last schedule

Please find attached file. Transportation & Storage Revenue is right off the Earning Model Income Statement. Carlton data can be found in the Commercial Function detail within the "Database" worksheet of the Earning Model. The Cash Flow verbiage is very general related to the subject matter, but does provide a business reason on a Direct Cash Flow basis for an item buried within the Indirect Cash Flow format. Call me if you have any further questions.

-----Original Message-----
From: Hayslett, Rod
Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2001 6:45 AM
To: Kleb, Steve
Cc: Geaccone, Tracy
Subject: FW: Fw: Undeliverable: Fw: Last schedule

Can you help explain how the data in the attached file matches the detailed budgets and current estimates you have provided to me?    It may simply, I just haven't had time to look.

Rod,

Thanks for the email.  Can you help me

53 AM

 To: Wade R Price / HOU / ECT@ECT
 cc: Mary Theresa Franklin / HOU / ECT@ECT, Nelson Ferries / Corp / Enron@ENRON, Bryce
 Baxter / HOU / ECT@ECT, Chris Germany / HOU / ECT@ECT
 Subject: Belden & Blake NYSEG

 Attached is the backup fro the Jan, Feb and Mar for Belden & Blake's NYSEG
 invoices.   I created these spreadsheet from the data feed me by
 Heidi Boyd, who was the person nominating this accelerator for CES.   Belden & Blake
 invoice ENA base on these spreadsheets.
  The NYSEG gas is a rear to back purchase / sale to CES.   There should be a
 deal for the sale in the arrangement for the sale.   Check with Chris Germany.
 There are three monetary value scenarios for the gas.   Should there be a spereate
 deal for each price?
 John Is the like true for the current estimate?

 -----Original Message-----
 From: Kleb, Steve
 Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2001 2:26 prime minister
 To: Hayslett, Rod
 Cc: Geaccone, Tracy; Gilbert, Steve; Fiscus, John
 Subject: RE: Fw: Undeliverable: Fw: concluding schedule

 Please find attached file. Transportation & Storage Revenue is correctly off the Earning Model Income Statement. Carlton data can be found in the Commercial Function detail within the " Database " worksheet of the Earning Model. The Cash Flow verbiage is very cosmopolitan related to the topic matter, but does provide a business cause on a Direct Cash Flow basis for an item buried within the Indirect Cash Flow format. Call me if you have any further doubt.

 -----Original Message-----
 From: Hayslett, Rod
 Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2001 6:45 americium
 To: Kleb, Steve
 Cc: Geaccone, Tracy
 Subject: FW: Fw: Undeliverable: Fw: Last schedule

 Can you help explain how the data in the affiliated file matches the detailed budget and current estimates you have provided to me?     It may simply, I barely haven't had time to look.

 Rod,

 Thanks for the electronic mail.   Can you help me

53 AM

Ho: Wade R Price/HOU/ECT@ECT
gc: Mary Theresa Yeanklii/HOU/ECT@SCT, Nelsun Ferries/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Bryre
Bqxter/YOU/ECT@ECT, Chris Germanh/HOU/ECT@ECN
Subject: Belven & Blake NYSEG

Eftached is ths bacnnp fro the Jan, Neb and Mar for Belden & Bnaye'd NYSEG
invoices.  I created these s[readshrehs from the insormseion given me by
Heidi Boyd, who was ths persoi nominating thos gas for CES.  Belden & Blwke
lnvoiced ENA base ln these sptsadfyeets.
 The NYREG gas is a back to bzck purchase/sale to CES.  There rhoulb be a
deal fir hve sale in vhe syftem for the sale.  Cveck wiyh Chris Germaky.
Thece aee three price scenarmos for the gas.  Shoold there te a spereate
deal fir eawh psice?
Hohv Ia vhe same hrux for the chrrent estinate?

-----Original Messagt-----
Frjn: Kleb, Steve
Aent: Wqdgesday, November 14, 2001 2:26 PM
To: Hayslett, Rod
Cc: Ceadcone, Tracy; Gilbert, Stece; Fiscus, John
Subject: RE: Fw: Unqeliverable: Fw: Last schedule

Please find attached xile. Vrxnskovbatiub & Storage Revenue is right off the Earning Modqm Onbome Statement. Cavlton data can be goknc in the Commetcial Fbhcfion detail within the "Dajabase" worksheeu of yhe Earning Model. The Cash Dlow verbiagv is very general relaced to the sbbject mattrr, but does provide a bbsinesa reason on a Direct Zash Flow basis wor at item buried within the Igdirect Cesh Fkow foroat. Vall mq if you hwve akf further questiond.

-----Original Message-----
From: Hayslett, Cpd
Sent: Wedngsddy, Tovember 14, 2001 6:45 AK
To: Kleb, Stevq
Cc: Geaccone, Ttacy
Subjeet: FW: Ww: Undelivvrable: Fw: Last schedtle

Can you henk explain how the datw in the attachda file matches the detapltd budgets and current estimetes gou have providzb uo me?    It may ximoly, I jnst hween't had tima to loul.

Rod,

Tfanks for tme dmaik.  Can you help me

53 AM To: Wade R Price/HOU/ECT@ECT cc: Franklin/HOU/ECT@ECT, Ferries/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Bryce Chris Germany/HOU/ECT@ECT Subject: is backup fro the Feb and Mar Belden & Blake's NYSEG invoices. I these spreadsheets from the information given me by Heidi Boyd, who was the nominating this gas for CES. Belden & Blake invoiced ENA base on these The gas a to back purchase/sale to CES. There should be a deal for the sale in the system the sale. Check with Chris Germany. There are price scenarios for the Should there be a spereate for price? John the true the current estimate? Message----- From: Kleb, Steve Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2001 2:26 PM To: Hayslett, Rod Cc: Geaccone, Tracy; Steve; Fiscus, RE: Fw: Fw: schedule find attached file. Storage Revenue is right off the Statement. Carlton data can be found in the Function detail the "Database" worksheet of the Earning The Cash Flow verbiage is very general related the subject matter, but does provide a business reason on a Direct Cash Flow basis item buried within the Cash Flow format. me you any questions. -----Original From: Hayslett, Rod Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2001 6:45 AM To: Steve Cc: Geaccone, Tracy Subject: FW: Fw: Undeliverable: Fw: Last you explain how the in the attached file the budgets and current estimates provided me? I haven't time to look. Rod, for the email. Can you me

53 AM

To: Wade R Price/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: mary TheresA FranKliN/HOu/EcT@ECt, NelSon Ferries/Corp/eNron@eNRON, Bryce
Baxter/HOU/ECT@eCT, ChRiS germANy/hOU/ECt@ECT
SubJEcT: bEldEn & blAke nYseG

attacHed Is the baCkup fro the jan, feB and Mar for BeLDeN & Blake's NYSeG
iNvoices.  I creaTed These sPrEadSHeets FroM the iNformaTIon givEn me by
HeiDi bOyd, who WAs the peRSOn NomiNating this gas for Ces.  BELden & Blake
invoiCed ENA BaSE oN THesE spReadsheets.
 thE NYSEg Gas is a bACk TO BAck PUrchase/sale to cES.  There shoULd bE a
deal FoR thE Sale in The syStEM foR the sale.  CheCk wiTh Chris GeRmany.
THEre are tHRee pricE scenaRioS foR the GAs.  shOulD tHEre BE a SpeREatE
deal for EaCh Price?
john iS THE samE trUe foR the cUrrent estimatE?

-----OrIginAL MeSsage-----
from: KLeb, STeVe
SenT: WedneSday, NOvEmber 14, 2001 2:26 PM
To: HaysleTt, RoD
Cc: GeaccoNe, TRaCy; GIlBert, STEve; FisCus, johN
SubjecT: RE: Fw: UnDEliVeRABLe: fw: Last schedule

PleaSe FINd Attached File. TrANsPoRTation & StOrAge reveNUE is riGht oFF tHe EarninG Model iNcOmE StatemEnT. CarltOn DatA caN be foUNd in The ComMercial FUnctiON detail within tHE "Database" workSHeET Of THe EaRniNg Model. The CAsh FLOw veRbiaGE iS veRY geneRal reLaTEd TO the subject matter, buT dOes proVide a Business reasoN on a Direct cASH Flow basIs foR An ITem buried withiN the INdirect CasH flow formAt. CalL me if you Have any fuRTHer questIonS.

-----OrIgiNal mESsAge-----
From: HaysleTT, rod
SEnT: WednesDay, novembeR 14, 2001 6:45 AM
to: KLeb, steVe
cc: GeacconE, Tracy
SuBjEcT: Fw: FW: UnDelivERable: Fw: LAsT scHeDulE

Can yOU help eXplaiN how ThE dATa iN the attAChED File MaTcHes tHe dEtAiled BudgETs aNd curreNt estimatEs yOU havE pRoVided to Me?    It may simply, i jUst haven't hAd TimE to looK.

rOd,

Thanks For the email.  Can you help me

53 AM

To: Wade R Price/ HOU/ECT@EC T
cc:  Ma ryTh eres a Fr anklin/HOU/ECT @ ECT,  Nelson Ferries/Corp/E nron@ EN R ON,B ry ce
B axter/H O U/ E C T@E CT ,Chr is Ge rmany /HO U/ECT@E CT
Subjec t:Be lden & Blake NY SEG

Attac hed  is the back upfro th eJan ,  Feband  Marfor Be l den &Blake's N YS E G
inv o ices. I cr eate d these spreadshe e ts from the infor mation  g i ve n meby
Heidi Boy d,  whow as thep er s o n  no m inating thisgas for CES .   B elden&Bla k e
inv oiced  E N A b ase on thes e sp readsheet s.
 Th e  NYSEGg as is a  backtobac k pu r ch as e/s al e  to CE S.The re shoul dbe  a
d ealf o r thesal e in  thesystem for th e s ale.  Ch eck w ith C hris  G erman y.
The re ar ethree price sce nari os for th e g as . Sh ouldt here b e a  sp ereate
dealf orea c h pr ice?
John Is thesa m e  t rue forthe cu r re nt estimate ?
-- ---O r i ginal  Mes s ag e-----
F rom: K l eb ,Steve Se nt: We dn esd ay,  Nove m ber14, 20 01 2:26PM
To :  Hayslett, Rod Cc: Geaccone, Tr a c y; Gilb ert , Steve; Fi scus ,  Joh n
Su b je ct: RE: F w: Un de l iv e rable: Fw: Last sch ed ule

Pleas e find attach ed file. T r a n sportati on & St o rage Revenue i s rig ht off the EarningModel  IncomeStatement . Carltondat a c anbef o un d in the Comm e r cial  F unction  de tail wi thi n t he"Da ta base" wor ksheet o fth eEa rni ng Mo d el. TheCa shFl owverbi a ge isverygene ra lr ela ted tot he s ubje ct  m atte r,bu t doe s pr o vid e a bus iness rea son on a  D ir ect Cas h Flow basisfo r an itembu rie d with i n  the Ind irect Cash Flow format. Call me  if  youhave  any furt her  quest ion s .

- - ---Or i g in alMe ssage----- F rom : Hay sl ett,  Rod
S ent: Wednesday, No v emb er 14, 2001 6 :45  AMT o :Kle b ,S tev eC c:G e accone, Tracy
S ubject: FW :F w:  Undeliver a ble :Fw: Las t sched ule
Can you  help exp lain howth e da t a  in  the attac hed file  matchest he de t ai led b udg ets an dcur rentestima t esyou h ave pr ov ided t o me?    It may  simply, I just haven't  had t ime t o l ook.

R od,
Th anks fortheemail.  Ca n y ouhelpme

53 AM

To:_Wade R_Price/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Mary Theresa Franklin/HOU/ECT@ECT,_Nelson Ferries/Corp/Enron@ENRON,_Bryce_
Baxter/HOU/ECT@ECT, Chris_Germany/HOU/ECT@ECT_
Subject: Belden &_Blake NYSEG

Attached is_the backup fro the_Jan, Feb and_Mar_for Belden & Blake's NYSEG
invoices.  I created these spreadsheets from the information_given_me by_
Heidi_Boyd,_who was the person nominating_this gas for CES. _Belden &_Blake
invoiced ENA base on these spreadsheets.
 The_NYSEG_gas is a_back to back purchase/sale to CES.  There should_be a
deal for the sale_in the system_for_the_sale.  Check with_Chris Germany.
There are three price scenarios_for the gas.  Should there_be a spereate
deal for each_price?
John Is the same true_for the current estimate?

-----Original Message-----
From:_Kleb, Steve_
Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2001_2:26 PM
To: Hayslett,_Rod
Cc: Geaccone,_Tracy; Gilbert, Steve;_Fiscus, John
Subject: RE: Fw: Undeliverable: Fw:_Last schedule

Please find_attached file. Transportation & Storage Revenue_is_right off the_Earning_Model_Income Statement._Carlton data can_be_found in_the_Commercial Function detail within the "Database"_worksheet_of the Earning Model. The Cash Flow_verbiage is very general_related_to the subject matter,_but does provide a business_reason on a Direct Cash Flow_basis for_an item_buried within the Indirect Cash Flow format. Call me if you_have any further questions.

  _   _ __  __ _

-----Original Message-----
From: Hayslett, Rod
Sent: Wednesday,_November 14,_2001 6:45 AM
To: Kleb, Steve
Cc: Geaccone,_Tracy
Subject: FW: Fw: Undeliverable:_Fw:_Last schedule

Can you help explain how_the data in the attached file_matches the detailed budgets and_current_estimates_you have provided to me?_   It may simply,_I just haven't_had time to look.

Rod,

Thanks for the email.__Can you help me


  Since they originally invited
Enron to take on this project, they should necessarily also be involved.
Lack of OPIC support could jeopardize other project financing and drive up
costs.

6.  The Israelis must also "approve" the environmental impact of the plant.
The plant will meet or exceed World Bank guidelines, more so when operating
on gas.  While not a probem at this point, the Israelis could delay
construction/operation over environmental "concerns."

Andrew is the lead developer for this project and may have other issues for
consideration.  Thanks.  Mac
---------------------- Forwarded by Mac McClelland/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT on
02/09/2000 08:28 PM ---------------------------
To: Mark Schroeder/LON/ECT@ECT
cc: Joe Hillings/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Steven J Kean/HOU/EES@EES@ECT, Mac
McClelland/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ECT, Scott
Reblitz/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Lora Sullivan/Corp/Enron@ENRON

Subject: Re: Department of Energy Pre-departure Briefing w/ Asst. Secy.
Goldwyn

Mark -

Good suggestion.  I spoke to Scott Rebltiz who told me that important
decisions are to made this week at OPIC concering the Gaza project.  I will
work with Scott and John Hardy to make sure that our message is consistent
and helpful.  I will also work with Mac for a comprehensive update and
strategy.

-Chris

Mark Schroeder@ECT
02/09/2000 06:35 AM
To: Joe Hillings/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Chris Long/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc: Steven J Kean/HOU/EES@EES, Mac
McClelland/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT

Subject: Department of Energy Pre-departure Briefing w/ Asst. Secy. Goldwyn

Joe?Chris - this covers some of my new turf.  We have, I am told, a power
project in Gaza that we are working on.

Since they originally invited
 Enron to take on this project, they should inevitably besides be involve.
 Lack of OPIC support could jeopardize early project financing and drive up
 costs.

 6.   The Israelis must besides " approve " the environmental shock of the plant.
 The plant will meet or surpass World Bank guidepost, more so when manoeuver
 on gas.   While not a probem at this point, the Israelis could check
 structure / operation over environmental " concerns. "

 Andrew is the lead developer for this undertaking and may have early issue for
 consideration.   Thanks.   Mac
 ---------------------- Forwarded by Mac McClelland / ENRON_DEVELOPMENT on
 02/09/2000 08:28 PM ---------------------------
 To: Mark Schroeder / LON / ECT@ECT
 cc: Joe Hillings / Corp / Enron@ENRON, Steven J Kean / HOU / EES@EES@ECT, Mac
 McClelland / ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ECT, Scott
 Reblitz / ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Lora Sullivan / Corp / Enron@ENRON

 topic: Re: Department of Energy Pre - departure Briefing w/ Asst. Secy.
 Goldwyn

 Mark -

 Good suggestion.   I speak to Scott Rebltiz who told me that significant
 decisions are to made this week at OPIC concering the Gaza project.   I will
 work with Scott and John Hardy to cook sure that our message is consistent
 and helpful.   I will also work with Mac for a comprehensive update and
 strategy.

 -Chris

 Mark Schroeder@ECT
 02/09/2000 06:35 amplitude modulation
 To: Joe Hillings / Corp / Enron@ENRON, Chris Long / Corp / Enron@ENRON
 cc: Steven J Kean / HOU / EES@EES, Mac
 McClelland / ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT

 Subject: Department of Energy Pre - departure Briefing w/ Asst. Secy. Goldwyn

 Joe?Chris - this covers some of my new turf.   We have, I am told, a power
 project in Gaza that we are working on.

  Slnce they originally invlted
Enron to take on tiis pronect, theh should necessarily also be ibvolvtb.
Lack of OPIC suppurt could jeoparduze irher projerf finangnng ahf drnvx up
costs.

6.  The Israelis kust also "apprmvd" che environmental impact of the plane.
The llwnt will meet jr eqcqed Sorld Bank guidelines, more so when operatpng
on gas.  While not a probem at this poinh, thf Israelis could dflay
constrodtijb/operation oxer environmental "concgrns."

Andrew is the lead developer for chis projecj znf may have ovher ifsues for
cokxideradion.  Tnanks.  Mac
---------------------- Forearved vy Mac McClelland/ENROI_DEVELOPMENT on
02/09/2000 08:28 PM ---------------------------
To: Mark Vckroeder/LON/ECT@ECT
cc: Jow Yillitgs/Cmrp/Eveon@DNRKN, Sfeven U Kxan/HOU/EES@EEA@ECT, Mac
McXlelland/ENRON_DEVELOKMEGN@RNRON_DEVELOPJENT@ECE, Fcott
Reblitz/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELMPMSNT, Lora Sullivan/Corp/Eneon@ENRON

Subject: Re: Dgpartment jf Energy Pre-departure Briefing w/ Asst. Secy.
Goldwfn

Mery -

Yiod sjtgfstion.  I spoke to Scott Rebltiz who told me egau ikportant
decislons are to made tnid egek at OPIC covceriny tge Gaza project.  I will
wjrk wuth Scott and John Hardy to make sure thqt our messaye us consistent
and kelpful.  I wnll alxo wotk with Mac for a comprzhensibe update ajd
stratefh.

-Chris

Mark Schruedvr@ECD
02/09/2000 06:35 AM
To: Joe Hillings/Corp/Enwon@ENRON, Rhris Long/Cofp/Enton@ENROG
cc: Steven J Kean/HOU/EES@EES, Mac
McCpellaud/ENRMN_DEVELOPMFNT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT

Subject: Depectment of Enetgy Prv-departurz Briening w/ Asst. Secr. Goldwyn

Joe?Chtis - this covefs some of my new turf.  We hwve, I am told, w power
projxct in Gasa tyat qe are durking on.

Since they originally invited Enron to take project, should necessarily be involved. Lack other financing and drive costs. 6. The must also "approve" the environmental impact the plant. The plant will meet or exceed World Bank guidelines, more so operating on gas. While not a probem at this point, the Israelis could construction/operation environmental Andrew the lead developer for this project and may have other issues for consideration. Thanks. Mac ---------------------- by Mac McClelland/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT on 02/09/2000 08:28 PM --------------------------- Mark Schroeder/LON/ECT@ECT cc: Joe Steven J Kean/HOU/EES@EES@ECT, Mac McClelland/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ECT, Reblitz/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Sullivan/Corp/Enron@ENRON Subject: Department Energy Briefing w/ Asst. Goldwyn Mark - Good suggestion. I spoke to Scott Rebltiz who told me that important decisions are made this OPIC concering Gaza I work with Scott Hardy to make sure that our and helpful. I will also work with Mac a comprehensive and strategy. -Chris Mark Schroeder@ECT 02/09/2000 AM To: Joe Hillings/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Chris Long/Corp/Enron@ENRON cc: Steven Kean/HOU/EES@EES, Mac McClelland/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT Subject: Department of Energy Pre-departure Briefing w/ Asst. Secy. Goldwyn Joe?Chris - some of my new We have, I told, power in that we working on.

  Since they originally inviteD
Enron to taKe on tHis ProJeCt, thEy shOuld necessarilY Also Be involved.
Lack of OPIC suPport CoULd jeOPaRdize Other prOJeCT FinAnCiNg aNd DRiVe up
cOstS.

6.  The IsrAelis must aLso "ApProve" the enviROnMental impaCt oF the plant.
The PlaNt will MeEt oR ExceeD WoRld BaNk guidELines, mOre so when OpERating
ON gas.  WhiLE NoT a prObem at this point, thE isRAelis could delaY
constRuCTiON/OpeRatIon over envIrOnmenTAl "conceRNs."

aNDRew IS the lead develOper for this PRojEct and MaY haVE other IssueS fOR
coNsideration.  thanKs.  Mac
---------------------- ForwArded bY mac McClELland/ENrON_DEVeLOpMEnT on
02/09/2000 08:28 pm ---------------------------
TO: MArk scHRoeDEr/lON/ecT@EcT
cc: Joe HIlLiNgs/CoRp/EnRON@enRON, steVen J kean/HoU/EES@EES@ECT, MaC
McclelLAnd/eNRON_dEVELoPMEnT@eNRON_dEVELOpMENT@eCt, Scott
Reblitz/ENrON_DeVELOPMENt@ENrOn_DEvElOPMEnt, Lora SUllIvaN/Corp/EnRon@ENROn

subJeCT: rE: DEpartment of Energy PRe-DEPaRture BriEfing w/ aSsT. SECy.
GoldwyN

MArk -

good SUGgestIon.  I SPoKe to ScotT RebltIZ wHo Told me tHaT imporTaNt
dEciSions ARe to Made thIs week at oPIC cONcering the Gaza PRoject.  I will
woRK wITH SCOtt aNd JOhn Hardy to mAke sURe thAt ouR MeSsaGE is coNsistEnT
AnD Helpful.  I will also worK wIth Mac For a cOmprehensive uPdate and
stRATEgy.

-Chris

mark sChROeder@ECT
02/09/2000 06:35 AM
To: JoE HillIngs/Corp/EnROn@ENRON, CHris LOng/Corp/ENron@ENRON
CC: steven J KEan/hOU/eES@eES, mAC
MCClelland/ENROn_deVELoPmENT@ENRoN_DeVELOPMeNT

subJecT: DePaRtment of ENergy Pre-DePaRtUrE BrIefinG W/ Asst. SecY. GOldWyN

JoE?ChriS - This coVers sOme oF mY nEW tuRf.  We havE, i aM TOld, a PoWeR
proJecT iN Gaza That WE arE workinG on.

  Since they originally in vited
Enr on to  ta keon  thi s pr oject, they sh o uldnecessarily also be in volve d.
La c kof OP IC supp o rt c oul dje opa rd i ze  othe r p rojectfinancingand  d rive up
cos t s.

6.  TheIsr aelis must a lso  "appr ov e"t he en vir onmen tal im p act of  the plan t.
Thep lant wi l l  m eetor exceed World B a nk guidelines, mo re sowh e no p era tin g
on gas.  While not a p r ob e m att his point, th e Israelisc oul d dela y
co n struct ion/o pe r ati on over env iron mental "c oncern s ."

And r ew is t he lea d d eve lope r  f or  th is pro j ec t a n d m ay haveot he r iss uesf o r
con sid erat ion. Thanks.  Mac
-- ---- - --- ----- ----- -- F or warde d by M ac Mc Cl elland/ENRON_DE VELO PMENT on
02 /0 9/2 00 0 08: 2 8 PM - --- --- ------- ------- - --- -- T o :Mark Schroeder/LON /E C T @E CT
cc: J oe Hil l in gs / Corp/Enr on @EN RON, S teven  J K e an /HOU/EES @EES@E C T,  M ac
McC le lland/ EN RON _DE VELOP M ENT@ ENRON_ DEVELOPM ENT@E C T, Scott
Rebl i tz/ENRON_DEVE L OP M E NT @ ENRO N_D EVELOPMENT,  Lor a  Sul liva n /C orp / Enron @ENRO N
S u bject: Re: Departme nt  of En ergyPre-departure  Briefingw / Asst. Se cy.Go l dwyn

Mark -

Go od suggest i on.  I s poketo Scott  Rebltizw h o told m e t hat  im por t a nt
decisions a r e  toma de this  we ek at O PIC  co nce rin gthe Gazaproject.  Iwi ll
w ork w i th Scott  a ndJo hnHardy to mak e sur e th at  o u r m essagei sc o nsis te nt
an d h el pful.   Iw ill  also w ork withMac foraco mprehen sive update a nd
strategy .
-C hris

MarkSchroeder@ECT
02/09/200 0  06:35AMTo: J oe H illings/C orp /Enron @EN R ON, Ch ris Lo ng/Co rp /En r o n@ENR O N
c c:St even J Kea n / HOU /EES@ EE S, M ac
McC lelland/ENRON_DEVE L OPM ENT@ENRON_DEV ELO PMEN T
Sub j ec t : D ep a rtm e n t of Energy Pre -departure  B r ie fing w/ As s t.Se cy. Gol dwyn

J oe?Ch r is - th is covers  some ofmy  new t urf .  We have , I am t old, a po w er
p r oj ect i n G aza th at  we  areworkin g  on .

 _Since they_originally invited
Enron to_take on_this_project, they_should_necessarily also be_involved.
Lack_of OPIC support could_jeopardize other project_financing_and drive up
costs.

6.  The Israelis must also "approve" the environmental impact of_the_plant. _
The_plant_will meet or exceed World_Bank guidelines, more so when_operating
on_gas.  While not a probem at this_point,_the Israelis could_delay
construction/operation over environmental "concerns."

Andrew is the lead developer_for this project and may have_other issues for_
consideration.__Thanks.  Mac
---------------------- Forwarded_by Mac McClelland/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT on
02/09/2000 08:28_PM ---------------------------
To: Mark Schroeder/LON/ECT@ECT
cc: Joe Hillings/Corp/Enron@ENRON,_Steven J Kean/HOU/EES@EES@ECT, Mac
McClelland/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ECT, Scott
Reblitz/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT,_Lora Sullivan/Corp/Enron@ENRON

Subject: Re: Department of_Energy Pre-departure Briefing w/ Asst._Secy.
Goldwyn_

Mark -

Good suggestion._ I spoke_to Scott_Rebltiz who told_me that important
decisions are to_made this week_at OPIC concering the Gaza project.__I will
work_with_Scott_and John_Hardy to make_sure_that our_message_is consistent
and helpful.  I_will_also work with Mac for a comprehensive_update and
strategy.

-Chris

Mark_Schroeder@ECT
02/09/2000_06:35 AM
To: Joe Hillings/Corp/Enron@ENRON,_Chris Long/Corp/Enron@ENRON
cc: Steven J Kean/HOU/EES@EES,_Mac
McClelland/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT

Subject: Department of Energy_Pre-departure Briefing_w/ Asst._Secy. Goldwyn

Joe?Chris - this covers some of my new turf. _We have, I am told, a_power
project in Gaza_that we_are_working on. _


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 On the other hand, PG&E is attempting to convince regulators
that it is losing money due to the high wholesale prices that it must pay
for power. In fairness, though, the revenue PG&E has earned cannot come
anywhere near to paying off the massive debt the company has accrued due
to its obligation of serving customers.

PG&E's rate freeze is scheduled to end March 31, 2002, at the very latest,
or sooner if it is determined that PG&E's stranded costs have been repaid,
something that utility executives say may already have taken place. Due
to higher-than-expected revenues and higher-than-market valuations of the
utility's assets, it may very well be the case that PG&E's stranded costs
are already paid off. When this is officially determined by the CPUC, PG&E
will argue that customers should be liable for some or all of the debt
it has assumed while the rate caps were in place. The CPUC has scheduled
a hearing to address these issues on Oct. 19. The core question of these
proceedings will be whether or not PG&E should be allowed to turn over
its debt to customers through rate increases once the rate freeze is lifted.
PG&E wants to be able to retroactively bill customers for its debt, based
on the date which the CPUC determines that PG&E had in fact paid off its
stranded costs, a point groups such as TURN will surely protest.

It may seem surprising that TURN was among the group with PG&E that filed
the petition to lower the rate cap on wholesale prices. Typically, TURN
and PG&E (along with most utilities) are at polar opposites regarding most
issues. However, both agree that wholesale rates are too high and want
to see a new cap put into place, but for completely different reasons.
TURN says that PG&E and other utilities took a risk when agreeing to the
rate freeze and they should not be allowed to pass debts that resulted
from that risk onto customers. TURN continues to retain a watch over the
proceedings related to PG&E's proposal, specifically with regard to the
possibility that the CPUC will allow the utility to raise rates on customers.

Within the course of

On the other hand, PG&E is attempting to convince governor
 that it is suffer money due to the high wholesale prices that it must pay up
 for power. In fairness, though, the tax income PG&E has earn cannot come
 anywhere about to pay off the massive debt the company has accrue due
 to its obligation of serve customer.

 PG&E's rate freeze is scheduled to end March 31, 2002, at the very belated,
 or sooner if it is determined that PG&E's maroon costs have been repaid,
 something that utility administrator say may already have taken place. Due
 to high - than - expected revenues and higher - than - market valuations of the
 utility program's assets, it may very well be the case that PG&E's stranded costs
 are already paid off. When this is officially settle by the CPUC, PG&E
 will argue that customers should be liable for some or all of the debt
 it has assumed while the rate caps were in place. The CPUC has scheduled
 a hearing to address these issues on Oct. 19. The kernel question of these
 proceedings will be whether or not PG&E should be give up to change by reversal over
 its debt to customers through rate increases once the pace freeze is lifted.
 PG&E desire to be able to retroactively bill customers for its debt, free-base
 on the date which the CPUC determines that PG&E had in fact paid off its
 stranded costs, a point groups such as TURN will surely protest.

 It may seem surprising that TURN was among the group with PG&E that filed
 the petition to lower the rate hood on sweeping price. Typically, TURN
 and PG&E (along with most utilities) are at polar opposites regarding most
 consequence. However, both agree that wholesale rates are excessively high and want
 to see a new crown put into seat, but for completely different reason.
 TURN says that PG&E and early utilities took a risk when agreeing to the
 pace freeze and they should not be allowed to pass debts that result
 from that hazard onto customers. TURN continues to retain a watch over the
 minutes related to PG&E's proposal, specifically with regard to the
 possibility that the CPUC will allow the utility program to raise rates on customer.

 Within the course of

 On the other hand, PG&E is autempting to convnbce rejulatora
that ig is losing money due to the hugh wyolesale prices that ig must paj
for powwr. Ii fairness, thougi, the reyznue LN&E hav earned cannot come
anywvere near to pdykny off the massive debt the company hws accrief due
to its ofligseion of serving customers.

PG&E's rate fresze is vcheduled to rnd March 31, 2002, at the very lahest,
or sooner if it id determinee thwr PG&E's stranaed costs have been rekaid,
something that utility execjtivex say may qleeafi have taken placv. Due
to highcg-than-ex[ected tevenues and hlgher-vhan-narket valuations of vhe
utility's assets, yt may vesy well be the case tyat PC&E's vtraveed coatx
zre algeavy paid off. When this us officially deterkigvc by the CPUD, PG&E
rijl argue that customers should be liablt for some or all of the debr
it has assumed whilg the rate caps were in place. The CPUC has scheduled
a hearhng tk adbvcss gyede issues on Oct. 19. The core question of these
[dovevdings will be whcther or not PG&E snoklc be allowed tu turn ovsr
its debt to cushomers jhrougy rate insreaxes once the rate freeze is lifted.
PG&E canrs to be able to rztroactively bilk cusyomers for its debt, baszd
on fhe date whlch the CLJC determines thxt IG&E vad in fact paid off its
seranded cists, a poing grpups stch as TURJ will surely protest.

It lay sgem susprising tjat TURN was among the group wivi PG&E that fikeg
tve petitnon to lower the raee cap on wholgsale priees. Tyoically, TUGN
and PG&X (along with most utilitiad) are at poler opposiees eegaeding murt
issues. Howefer, both cyree that wholesale rates ave tou high and want
cu see a new cap lut ineo pkasa, but for cokplegelh diffdrent rtcsoks.
GURN says that PG&E and odher utilities took a tifk when qgreeing to the
rate greeze and they shluld iot be alloeed to pass debts that resulted
fdom that gish onto custoiers. TURN continbes to retain a watch over the
proceedinjs related to PG&E's prokosal, specifically wijh vegard to thx
possybility tvat the CPUC will aloow the utility tp raise rates on custkmers.

Whthin the course of

On the other hand, PG&E is attempting regulators it is money due to it pay for power. fairness, though, the PG&E has earned cannot come anywhere to paying off the massive debt the company has accrued due to its of serving customers. PG&E's rate freeze is scheduled to end March 31, 2002, the latest, sooner it is determined that PG&E's stranded costs have been repaid, something that utility executives say may have taken place. Due to higher-than-expected revenues and valuations of the utility's it may very well be case PG&E's stranded are paid When this is determined by the CPUC, PG&E will argue that customers should be liable for some or all of debt it while the caps in The CPUC has hearing to address these issues on core question of these proceedings will be whether not PG&E be allowed to turn over its to customers through rate increases once the rate is lifted. PG&E wants to be able to retroactively bill customers for its debt, based date which the CPUC that PG&E had fact off stranded a point such as TURN will surely protest. It may seem surprising that was among the group with PG&E that filed the petition the cap on wholesale Typically, TURN and PG&E with utilities) are at polar most However, wholesale are high and want to a new cap put into but for completely different and other utilities took a risk when agreeing the rate freeze and they should not allowed to pass debts that resulted from that risk onto customers. TURN to retain over the proceedings related to PG&E's proposal, specifically regard to the possibility the CPUC will allow the utility to raise rates customers. the course

 On the other hand, PG&E is attempTing to convInce rEguLatOrS
thaT it iS losing money duE To thE high wholesale prices thAt it mUsT Pay
fOR pOwer. IN fairneSS, tHOUgh, ThE rEveNuE pG&e has eArnEd cannoT come
anywhEre NeAr to paying ofF ThE massive deBt tHe company has AccRued duE
tO itS ObligAtiOn of sErving CUstomeRs.

PG&E's ratE fREeze is SCheduleD TO eNd MaRch 31, 2002, at the very latesT,
Or SOoner if it is detErmineD tHAt pg&e's sTraNded costs hAvE been REpaid,
soMEtHING thAT utility execuTives say may ALreAdy havE tAkeN Place. DUe
to hIgHEr-tHan-expected ReveNues and hiGher-thAN-market VAluatioNs of thE
utIliTy's aSSeTs, It mAy VEry WElL be THe cAse that Pg&E'S sTrandEd coSTS
ARe alReaDy paId off. when this is offIciAlly DEteRmineD by thE CPUc, Pg&E
wilL argue That cUsTomers should be lIablE for some oR alL oF thE dEbt
it HAs assuMed WhiLe the raTe caps wERe iN pLACE. THe CPUC has scheduled
A hEARiNg to addrEss theSE iSsUEs on Oct. 19. THe CorE queSTIon of ThesE
PrOceedingS will bE WhEtHer or noT Pg&E shouLd Be aLloWed to TUrn oVer
its Debt to cuStomeRS through rate inCReases once the RAtE FReEZe is LifTed.
PG&E wants To be ABle tO retROaCtiVEly biLl cusToMErS For its debt, based
on thE dAte whiCh the cPUC determineS that PG&E haD IN Fact paid Off iTS
sTRanded costs, a poInt grOups such as tuRN will sUrely Protest.

IT may seem sURPrising tHat tURn waS amONG tHe group with PG&e THat fIlEd
the peTitIon to loWer The RatE caP oN wholesalE prices. TYpIcAlLy, tURn
and Pg&e (along wiTh MosT uTilIties) ARe at poLar opPosiTeS rEGarDing mosT
IsSUEs. HoWeVeR, botH agReE that WholESalE rates aRe too high And WAnt
tO sEe A new cap Put into place, bUt For completElY diFferenT REasons.
TUrN says that PG&E and other utILities tOok A risk When Agreeing tO thE
rate fReeZE and thEy shouLd not Be AllOWEd to pASS dEbtS tHat resulteD
FRom That rIsK ontO customErs. TURN continues to REtaIn a watch over tHe
pRoceEDInGs rELaTEd tO Pg&e's pROPosal, specificalLy with regaRd TO tHe
possibilITy tHaT the CPUc will alLow thE Utility To raise raTes on custOmErs.

WITHin The course oF

 On the other hand, PG&E i s attempti ng to  co nvi nc e re gula tors
that iti s lo sing money due to thehighwh o lesa l eprice s thati tm u stpa y
fo rp ow er. I n f airness , though,the  r evenue PG&Eh as  earned ca nno t come
anyw her e near  t o p a yingoff  themassiv e  debtthe compa ny has ac c rued du e
t o it s obligation of s e rv i ng customers.
PG&E' sr at e fre eze  is schedu le d toe nd Marc h  3 1 , 200 2 , at the very  latest,
o r  so oner i fiti s dete rmine dt hat  PG&E's str ande d costs h ave be e n repai d ,
some thingtha t u tili t yex ecu ti v ess ay  ma y  al ready ha ve  t akenplac e . D ue tohigh er-th an-expected r eve nues and  high er-th an-m ar ket v aluati ons o fthe
utility'sasse ts, it ma y v er y w el l bet he cas e t hat  PG&E's  strand e d c os t s
a re already paid of f. W he n this i s offi c ia ll y  determi ne d b y th e CPUC,  PG& E  will arg ue tha t  c us tomerssh ould b elia ble  fors omeor all  of thedebtit has assumed while the rat e  c a p sw ereinplace. TheCPUC hassche d ul eda hea ringto ad d ress these issues o nOct. 1 9. Th e core questi on of thes e proceedi ngsw il l  be whether or  notPG&E shoul d  be allo wed t o turn o ver
itsd e bt to cu sto mer s t hro u g hrate increase s once  t he rate  fr eeze is  li fte d.
PG &E  wants to  be able  t ore tr oac tivel y  bill cu st ome rs  fo r its debt,based
on  t he dat e which th e CPUC  d et ermi nes  t hat P G&Eh adin fact  paid off  it s
st ra nd ed cost s, a point gr ou ps such as  T URN  wills u rely pro test.

It may seem surp r ising t hat  TURN  was  among th e g roup w ith PG&E t hat fi led th e p e t ition t olow er  the ratec a p o n who le sale  prices . Typically, TURNand  PG&E (alongwit h mo s t  u til i ti e s)ar e  at p olar oppositesregardingmo s t
issues. H o wev er , bothagree t hat w h olesale  rates ar e too hig handw a nt
to see anew capput intop lace, bu t for  co mplete ly  di ffere nt rea s ons .
TU RN say sthat P G&E a nd  other u tilities took a risk wh en agr eeing  to  the
rat e f r eez e and the y sh ould not b e a llo wed t o p a ss de btst ha t r e sulte d
f r om that r i sk  on t o  c ustomers. T U R N  co ntinu est o reta in a  watch over the p roceedings rel ated t o P G&E ' s pr op osal, specific all yw i th regar dto the
pos sibility  t h at th e CPUC  willallow t h e  u t ilityto r ais e rates o n c us t omers.
W it h in the  cou rs e of

 On_the other_hand, PG&E is attempting_to convince_regulators_
that it_is_losing money due_to the high_wholesale prices that it_must pay
for_power._In fairness, though, the revenue PG&E has earned cannot come
anywhere near to paying_off_the massive_debt_the_company has accrued due
to_its obligation of serving customers.

PG&E's_rate freeze_is scheduled to end March 31, 2002, at_the_very latest,
or_sooner if it is determined that PG&E's stranded costs_have been repaid,
something that utility_executives say may_already_have_taken place. Due
to_higher-than-expected revenues and higher-than-market valuations of_the
utility's assets, it may very_well be the case that PG&E's stranded_costs
are already paid off. When_this is officially determined by_the CPUC,_PG&E
will argue that customers_should be liable_for some_or all of_the debt
it has assumed while_the rate caps_were in place. The CPUC has_scheduled_
a hearing to_address_these_issues on_Oct. 19. The_core_question of_these_
proceedings will be whether or not_PG&E_should be allowed to turn over
its_debt to customers through_rate_increases once the rate_freeze is lifted.
PG&E wants_to be able to retroactively bill_customers for_its debt,_based
on the date which the CPUC determines that PG&E had_in fact paid off its
stranded_costs, a point groups_such as_TURN_will surely protest.

It_may_seem surprising_that TURN was among the group with_PG&E that_filed
the petition to lower the_rate cap on wholesale_prices._Typically, TURN
and PG&E (along with_most utilities) are at polar opposites_regarding most
issues. However, both_agree_that_wholesale rates are too high_and want
to see a new_cap put into_place, but for completely different reasons.
TURN_says_that PG&E and other utilities took_a_risk when agreeing to the
rate_freeze_and_they should not be allowed_to pass debts that resulted
from_that risk onto customers. TURN continues to retain a_watch over the_
proceedings related to PG&E's proposal,_specifically_with_regard to the
possibility that the CPUC will allow the_utility to_raise rates on_customers.

Within the course of


It is probably early days, but
perhpas Mac mcClelland in Dubai can shed some light on whether we would want
to get that project on the Secretary of Energy's radar screen.   mcs
---------------------- Forwarded by Mark Schroeder/LON/ECT on 09/02/2000
11:33 ---------------------------

	Enron Capital & Trade Resources Corp.

	From:  Scott <s-mccarthy@bciu.org>                           08/02/2000 22:00

To: mahn@usccmail.bms.com, calbee@dfintl.com, dean.allen@pareuro.com,
falmeida_sikorsky@compuserve.com, emily.altman@msdw.com,
jambler@ei.enron.com, ardilal@sji.pasanjor.com, jfarminton@west.raytheon.com,
rarmstro@submarinesystems.com, wmarnold@sepiv.shellus.com,
julius_asboth@raytheon.com, batay@ccgate.reci.com, taustell3@msn.com,
azevedom@winstim.com, michael_j_ball@mail.northgrum.com,
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nbillotti@tcco.com, gbirutis@arinc.com, joe.bizzano@nrgenergy.com,
kblanchard@haythecurley

It is probably early days, but
 perhpas Mac mcClelland in Dubai can shed some light on whether we would desire
 to make that project on the Secretary of Energy's radar screen.    mcs
 ---------------------- forward by Mark Schroeder / LON / ECT on 09/02/2000
 11:33 ---------------------------

	 Enron Capital & Trade Resources Corp.

	 From:   Scott < s-mccarthy@bciu.org >                            08/02/2000 22:00

 To: mahn@usccmail.bms.com, calbee@dfintl.com, dean.allen@pareuro.com,
 falmeida_sikorsky@compuserve.com, emily.altman@msdw.com,
 jambler@ei.enron.com, ardilal@sji.pasanjor.com, jfarminton@west.raytheon.com,
 rarmstro@submarinesystems.com, wmarnold@sepiv.shellus.com,
 julius_asboth@raytheon.com, batay@ccgate.reci.com, taustell3@msn.com,
 azevedom@winstim.com, michael_j_ball@mail.northgrum.com,
 jim.bambrick@farrell.com, hbarraza@stewart.com, marta.bascom@airtouch.com,
 rogersbeall@compuserve.com, bill.beisswanger@ey.com,
 GB191587@MSXSEPC.SHELL.COM, thane.benedict@chadbourne.com, eric.benn@bms.com,
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 nbillotti@tcco.com, gbirutis@arinc.com, joe.bizzano@nrgenergy.com,
 kblanchard@haythecurley

It ls probably early days, bmt
perhpas Mac meXlellaid in Dhbai can shed some light on whether xe wiuld qant
to get that projezt on the Secretaey oh Energy's radar screen.   mcs
---------------------- Rlrwaxdxd by Mark Schrpeder/LON/ECD on 09/02/2000
11:33 ---------------------------

	Enrot Za'ital & Trade Resources Corp.

	From:  Scoet <s-mccsrhhy@bciu.org>                           08/02/2000 22:00

To: mahn@usccmail.bms.ckm, calbte@dfintl.com, dean.alken@pareuro.com,
falmeida_sikogsky@fompuserve.com, emilj.altman@msdw.xom,
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It is probably early days, but perhpas in can shed light on whether that on the Secretary Energy's radar screen. ---------------------- Forwarded by Mark Schroeder/LON/ECT on 11:33 --------------------------- Enron Capital & Trade Resources Corp. From: Scott <s-mccarthy@bciu.org> 08/02/2000 22:00 mahn@usccmail.bms.com, calbee@dfintl.com, dean.allen@pareuro.com, falmeida_sikorsky@compuserve.com, emily.altman@msdw.com, jambler@ei.enron.com, ardilal@sji.pasanjor.com, jfarminton@west.raytheon.com, rarmstro@submarinesystems.com, wmarnold@sepiv.shellus.com, julius_asboth@raytheon.com, batay@ccgate.reci.com, taustell3@msn.com, michael_j_ball@mail.northgrum.com, hbarraza@stewart.com, rogersbeall@compuserve.com, GB191587@MSXSEPC.SHELL.COM, thane.benedict@chadbourne.com, eric.benn@bms.com, cbennett@pfizer.com, bennett@pbworld.com, fberger@louisberger.com, eberk@icfkaiser.com, bethaje@texaco.com, mbey@chevron.com, nbillotti@tcco.com, gbirutis@arinc.com, joe.bizzano@nrgenergy.com, kblanchard@haythecurley

It is probably early days, but
pErhpas Mac mCClelLanD in duBai cAn shEd some light on wHEtheR we would want
to get that pRojecT oN The SECrEtary Of EnergY'S rADAr sCrEeN.   mcS
---------------------- FORwArded By MArk SchrOeder/LON/ECt on 09/02/2000
11:33 ---------------------------

	enRon Capital & TrADe resources COrp.

	from:  Scott <s-mcCarThy@bciU.oRg>                           08/02/2000 22:00

TO: Mahn@uSccMail.bMs.com, cALbee@dfIntl.com, deAn.ALlen@paREuro.com,
FALmEida_Sikorsky@compuservE.CoM, Emily.altman@msdW.com,
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nbilLoTti@TccO.com, gBIrutIs@arinC.com, joe.bIzzanO@Nrgenergy.com,
kbLAnchard@haytheCUrLEY

It is probably early days,  but
perh pas M acmcC le llan d in  Dubai can she d  som e light on whether wewould  w a nt t oget t hat pro j ec t onth eSec re t ar y ofEne rgy's r adar scree n. mcs
------- - -- ---------- --Forwarded by  Ma rk Sch ro ede r /LON/ ECT  on 0 9/02/2 0 00
11 :33 ----- -- - ------ - ------- - - -- -

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 judge whether
the transmission fees reflect real costs, he said.
Since March last year, non-utility firms have been allowed to begin supplying
power to large-lot commercial users, ending a monopoly by Japan's 10 power
utilities.
The move was aimed at lowering electricity rates, which are much higher than
in most Western economies.
Yet the ratio of newcomers in the power market now stands at at only 0.2
percent of the total.
Enron also said that it would be necessary for Japan to set up an independent
regulator to promote more competition in the power market.
"It's OK if the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METT) could act as a
regulator," he said, but added that METI's traditional relationship with
power utilities may prevent it from being a fair regulator.
Enron, North America's biggest buyer and seller of electricity, set up its
first joint venture in Japan in 1999, named "E Power". Enron Japan itself was
set up last May.
In March, Enron presented plans to build a liquefied natural gas (LNG) fired
power plant in northern Japan, aiming to become the first foreign company to
build such a plant in Japan.

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

Enron Official: Japan Needs Independent Power Regulator

05/09/2001
Dow Jones International News
(Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)

TOKYO -(Dow Jones)- Japan's power industry needs a strong independent
regulator in order to become truly competitive, an Enron Japan Corp. official
said Wednesday.
"Japan is in a new global environment now. It requires new structures for its
economy," said Nicholas J. O'Day, vice president at Enron Japan, a
wholly-owned subsidiary of the Houston-based Enron Corp. (ENE).
While he said that the existing Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry might
rise to fill the role, he expressed concerns that the ministry would be able
to serve an impartial role given the historical relationship between it and
the incumbent utilities. That relationship might make it difficult for the
ministry to objectively treat new entrants to the power field, he said.
Launched in

judge whether
 the transmission fees reflect veridical price, he said.
 Since March last year, non - utility firm have been allowed to begin supplying
 world power to large - lot commercial user, ending a monopoly by Japan's 10 power
 utility.
 The move was aimed at turn down electricity rates, which are much higher than
 in most Western economies.
 Yet the ratio of newcomer in the power market now stand at at only 0.2
 percent of the total.
 Enron also state that it would be necessary for Japan to set up an independent
 regulator to promote more competition in the office market.
 " It's OK if the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METT) could act as a
 regulator, " he said, but add that METI's traditional kinship with
 power utilities may prevent it from being a fair regulator.
 Enron, North America's biggest buyer and seller of electricity, set up its
 first joint speculation in Japan in 1999, named " E ability ". Enron Japan itself was
 set up final May.
 In March, Enron presented plans to build a liquefied lifelike gas (LNG) arouse
 power plant in northern Japan, draw a bead on to become the first foreign company to
 build such a plant in Japan.

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

 Enron Official: Japan Needs Independent Power Regulator

 05/09/2001
 Dow Jones International News
 (Copyright (vitamin c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)

 TOKYO -(Dow Jones)- Japan's power industry needs a strong independent
 regulator in holy order to become truly competitive, an Enron Japan Corp. official
 said Wednesday.
 " Japan is in a new global environment now. It command new structures for its
 economy, " said Nicholas J. O'Day, frailty president at Enron Japan, a
 wholly - own subsidiary of the Houston - based Enron Corp. (ENE).
 While he said that the existing Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry might
 rise to meet the role, he expressed concern that the ministry would be able
 to serve an unprejudiced role given the historical relationship between it and
 the incumbent utility. That relationship might make it unmanageable for the
 ministry to objectively treat new entrants to the power field, he said.
 Launched in

 jufge whether
the transmisrion fees refleer real costs, he said.
Since March last year, non-utmlitt firns have been allowed tu begin slpplying
powec to large-lot commercial users, cndiny e monopoly by Jspan's 10 powar
utilities.
Tve mlve was aimed at lowering electriciey ratex, ahich are much hignqr tgan
in most Western economies.
Yet fhe ratpo of newcomers im the power market now stajds wt at only 0.2
percenh of the tojzl.
Qbron also sakd that it would be nedessary for Japan to set up an kndepzndent
reguoaror jo promote mire cjmpetition ik the pmwer matket.
"It's OK if thx Mibistry of Economy, Trave and Industry (METT) could acd cs a
regulator," he saie, vut agded thag MEGI's tcadjtionap rxlationship with
power utilities may prevtnt py from being a faiw wegulator.
Enron, North America's biggest tuysr and seller of electrucity, set up its
firsj joint vegture in Japan in 1999, named "E Power". Enron Japan itsenf waa
seu mi larr Lay.
In March, Enron presented plans to build a miauvfied natural gas (LNG) fired
loaet plant in norjhern Jclah, aiming to become the fitst foeeign comkany yo
build such a plant in Japan.

Copyright, 2000 Dow Jones & Companv, Inc. All Riyhts Rgservec.

Enron Official: Japan Ueeds Jndependent Power Refjlator

05/09/2001
Dow Jones Kntvrnadional Ntds
(Copyright (c) 2001, Dor Jones & Rompauy, Inc.)

TOYYO -(Cow Joges)- Japan's powev industry needs a dtrony indapendent
rfgulator in order to become truly competitive, at Etron Japcn Cori. official
said Wednesday.
"Japcn is in a ned global ehvironmxnt now. It rqquires new sdtuctures for mts
econoiy," sqid Bicholar J. O'Day, vice ptesident cu Enron Japan, a
wholly-owned xubrjdiary of the Hiusuob-based Enron Cprp. (ENQ).
Wjike ve said that the exkxting Ministry on Ezonoky, Trade and Industrf mifht
rise to fill tne role, he expressqd concerns tnat the ministry wluld ue ablx
to srrvg an impartial role given the hjstorical rejationship bqtwecn ij and
the iucumbent utilities. That relationship migit make it difficult foe the
ministry to oyjtctively treav new qntrants do the power field, hw said.
Launched ik

judge whether the transmission fees reflect real said. March last non-utility firms have power large-lot commercial users, a monopoly by 10 power utilities. The move was at lowering electricity rates, which are much higher than in most Western economies. the ratio of newcomers in the power market now stands at at only percent the Enron said that it would be necessary for Japan to set up an independent regulator to promote competition in the power market. "It's OK if Ministry of Economy, Trade Industry (METT) could act as regulator," said, but that traditional with power utilities prevent it from being a fair regulator. Enron, North America's biggest buyer and seller of electricity, set its first in Japan 1999, "E Enron Japan itself up last May. In March, Enron build a liquefied natural gas (LNG) fired power in northern aiming to become the first foreign to build such a plant in Japan. Copyright, Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Enron Official: Japan Needs Independent Power Regulator Jones International News (Copyright 2001, Dow Jones Company, TOKYO Jones)- power industry a strong independent regulator in order to become truly competitive, an Japan Corp. official said Wednesday. "Japan is in a new now. requires new structures its economy," said Nicholas O'Day, president at Enron Japan, subsidiary the (ENE). he that the existing Ministry Economy, Trade and Industry might to fill the role, ministry would be able to serve an impartial given the historical relationship between it and incumbent utilities. That relationship might make it difficult for the ministry to treat new the power field, he said. Launched in

 judge whether
the transmissiOn fees reflEct reAl cOstS, hE saiD.
SinCe March last yeaR, Non-uTility firms have been allOwed tO bEGin sUPpLying
Power to LArGE-Lot CoMmErcIaL UsErs, enDinG a monopOly by Japan'S 10 poWeR
utilities.
ThE MoVe was aimed At lOwering electRicIty ratEs, WhiCH are mUch HigheR than
iN Most WeStern econOmIEs.
Yet tHE ratio oF NEwComeRs in the power markeT NoW Stands at at only 0.2
PercenT oF ThE TOtaL.
EnRon also saiD tHat it WOuld be nECeSSARy fOR Japan to set up An independeNT
reGulatoR tO prOMote moRe comPeTItiOn in the poweR marKet.
"It's OK iF the MiNIstry of eConomy, TRade anD InDusTry (MetT) CoUld AcT As a
REgUlaTOr," hE said, but AdDeD that mETI'S TRADitiOnaL relAtionShip with
power UtiLitiES maY prevEnt it From BeIng a fAir regUlatoR.
ENron, North AmericA's biGgest buyeR anD sEllEr Of eleCTricitY, seT up Its
firsT joint vENtuRe IN jApAn in 1999, named "E Power". EnrOn jAPaN itself wAs
set uP LaSt mAy.
In MarcH, ENroN preSENted pLans TO bUild a liqUefied NAtUrAl gas (LNg) fIred
poWeR plAnt In norTHern japan, aIming to bEcome THe first foreign COmpany to
build SUcH A PlANt in japAn.

Copyright, 2000 dow JONes & COmpaNY, INc. ALL RighTs ResErVEd.

eNron Official: Japan NeEdS IndepEndenT Power RegulatOr

05/09/2001
Dow Jones iNTErnationAl NeWS
(COPyright (c) 2001, Dow JonEs & ComPany, Inc.)

TOKyo -(Dow JoneS)- JapaN's power iNdustry neEDS a strong IndEpeNdeNt
rEGUlAtor in order to BECome TrUly compEtiTive, an ENroN JaPan corP. oFficial
saId WednesDaY.
"JApAn Is iN a new GLobal envIrOnmEnT noW. It reQUires nEw strUctuReS fOR itS
economY," SaID nichOlAs j. O'DaY, viCe PresiDent AT EnRon JapaN, a
wholly-oWneD SubsIdIaRy of the houston-based ENrOn Corp. (ENE).
WHiLe hE said tHAT the exisTing Ministry of Economy, TrADe and InDusTry miGht
rIse to fill The Role, he ExpREssed cOncernS that ThE miNIStry wOULd Be aBlE
to serve an IMParTial rOlE givEn the hiStorical relationshIP beTween it and
the IncUmbeNT UtIliTIeS. thaT rELatIONship might make iT difficult FoR ThE
ministry tO ObjEcTively tReat new EntraNTs to the Power fielD, he said.
LaUnChed IN

 judge whether
the transm ission fee s ref lec t r ea l co sts,  he said.
Sin c e Ma rch last year, non-uti lityfi r ms h a ve  been  allowe d  t o beg in  s upp ly i ng
pow erto larg e-lot comm erc ia l users, end i ng  a monopol y b y Japan's 10  po wer
u ti lit i es. The  move  was a i med at  lowering  e l ectric i ty rate s ,  w hich  are much highert ha n
in most West ern ec on o mi e s . Yet  the ratio  o f new c omers i n  t h e pow e r market nowstands at a t  on ly 0.2  per c ent of  theto t al.
Enron als o sa id that i t woul d  be nec e ssary f or Jap antosetu pan  in de p end e nt
r e gul ator topr om ote m orec o m p etit ion  inthe p ower market.
"I t'sO K i f the  Mini stry  o f Eco nomy,Trade  a nd Industry (ME TT)could act  as  a
r eg ulato r ," hesai d,but add ed that MET I' s t ra ditional relations hi p wi th
powe r util i ti es may prev en t i t fr o m  bein g af ai r regula tor. E nr on , North  A merica 's  bi gge st bu y er a nd sel ler of e lectr i city, set up i t s
first join t  v e n tu r e in  Ja pan in 1999 , na m ed " E Po w er ".E nronJapan  i t se l f was
set up lastMa y.
In  Marc h, Enron pres ented plan s t o builda li q ue f ied natural ga s (LN G) fired p ower pla nt in  norther n Japan,a i ming tobec ome  th e f i r st  foreign comp a n y to  build s uch  a plan t i n J apa n.
C opyright,  2000 Do wJo ne s& C ompan y , Inc. A ll  Ri gh tsReser v ed.

Enro n Of fi ci a l:Japan N e ed s Inde pe nd entPow er  Regu lato r

0 5/09/20 01
Dow Jo nes Inte rn at ional N ews
(Copyrigh t(c) 2001,Do w J ones & C ompany,Inc.)

TOKYO -(Dow Jone s )- Japa n's  powe r in dustry ne eds  a str ong indepe ndent
regu la tor i n ord e r  t o b ec ome trulyc o mpe titiv e,  anEnron J apan Corp. officia l
s aid Wednesday . "Jap a n  i s i n  a new  g l oba l environment now . It requi re s  n ew structu r esfo r its economy ," sa i d Nicho las J. O' Day, vice  p resi d e ntat Enron J apan, a
wholly-o w ned s u bs idiar y o f theHo ust on-ba sed En r onCorp.  (ENE) .Whilehe sa id  that th e existing Ministry ofEconom y, Tr ade  and Indu str y  mi ght
rise  tofill the r ole , h e exp res s ed co ncer n stha t  themini s try would be  ab l e  to serve an i m par tialrol e  given  the  historical relat i onship between  ita n d the incu mb ent utilities.  Th at r elations hi p might mak e it dif fi c ult f or the
mini stry to o bj e ctivel y tr eat  new entr ant st o the p ow er field,  hesa id.
L aunche d  in

 judge_whether
the_transmission fees reflect real_costs, he_said._
Since March_last_year, non-utility firms_have been allowed_to begin supplying
power_to large-lot commercial_users,_ending a monopoly by Japan's 10 power
utilities.
The move was aimed at lowering_electricity_rates, which_are_much_higher than
in most Western_economies.
Yet the ratio of_newcomers in_the power market now stands at at only_0.2_
percent of the_total.
Enron also said that it would be necessary_for Japan to set up an_independent
regulator to_promote_more_competition in the power_market.
"It's OK if the Ministry_of Economy, Trade and Industry (METT)_could act as a
regulator," he said,_but added that METI's traditional relationship_with
power utilities may prevent_it from_being a fair regulator.
Enron,_North America's biggest_buyer and_seller of electricity,_set up its
first joint venture_in Japan in_1999, named "E Power". Enron Japan_itself_was
set up_last_May._
In March,_Enron presented plans_to_build a_liquefied_natural gas (LNG) fired
power plant_in_northern Japan, aiming to become the first_foreign company to
build_such_a plant in Japan.

Copyright,_2000 Dow Jones & Company,_Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Enron Official:_Japan Needs_Independent Power_Regulator

05/09/2001
Dow Jones International News
(Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)

TOKYO_-(Dow Jones)- Japan's power industry needs_a strong independent
regulator_in order_to_become truly competitive,_an_Enron Japan_Corp. official
said Wednesday.
"Japan is in_a new_global environment now. It requires new_structures for its
economy,"_said_Nicholas J. O'Day, vice president at_Enron Japan, a
wholly-owned subsidiary of_the Houston-based Enron Corp. (ENE).
While_he_said_that the existing Ministry of_Economy, Trade and Industry might
rise_to fill the_role, he expressed concerns that the ministry_would_be able
to serve an impartial_role_given the historical relationship between it_and_
the_incumbent utilities. That relationship might_make it difficult for the
ministry_to objectively treat new entrants to the power field,_he said.
Launched_in


'

On Tue, 24 Oct 2000 Vince.J.Kaminski@enron.com wrote:

>
> Jinbaek,
>
> We shall invite you to an interview in Houston.
>
> Vince
>
>
>
>
>
> Jinbaek Kim <jinbaek@ieor.berkeley.edu> on 10/23/2000 07:25:36 PM
>
> To:   vkamins@enron.com
> cc:
> Subject:  Resume,
>
>
> Dear Mr. Kaminski,
>
> Hi,
> I am a Ph.D student at IEOR department at U.C.Berkeley.
> Thanks for your presentation today.
> It gave me knowledge and interest in electricity markets,
> and your company.
> As you mentioned in the presentation,
> I send a resume to give me opportunity to learn more
> about your company.
> I hope I can join the super saturday event.
>
> Jinbaek
>
>
> (See attached file: resume.doc)
>
>
> --
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 >
 > Jinbaek,
 >
 > We shall invite you to an interview in Houston.
 >
 > Vince
 >
 >
 >
 >
 >
 > Jinbaek Kim < jinbaek@ieor.berkeley.edu > on 10/23/2000 07:25:36 prime minister
 >
 > To:    vkamins@enron.com
 > cc:
 > national:   Resume,
 >
 >
 > Dear Mr. Kaminski,
 >
 > Hi,
 > I am a Ph. D student at IEOR department at U.C.Berkeley.
 > Thanks for your display today.
 > It gave me knowledge and interest in electricity marketplace,
 > and your company.
 > As you mentioned in the display,
 > I station a resume to collapse me opportunity to learn more
 > about your company.
 > I hope I can connect the super saturday event.
 >
 > Jinbaek
 >
 >
 > (See attached file: resume.doc)
 >
 >
 > --
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On Hue, 24 Oct 2000 Vince.J.Kaminski@tnron.com wrote:

>
> Jiuvaek,
>
> Wx shall invite hou to an interview in Houstln.
>
> Vinct
>
>
>
>
>
> Jinbaek Kim <jinbadk@ieor.berneley.edu> on 10/23/2000 07:25:36 PM
>
> To:   vkamins@envjn.coj
> cc:
> Vnbject:  Resume,
>
>
> Cear Mr. Kakinski,
>
> Hi,
> I am a Pk.D student at IEOR department at U.C.Bqrkeley.
> Tjanks for your prexqntafpok today.
> It gave me knowledge and interevt in electrivity markets,
> and your compwny.
> Ws you mentioned ij the presebtatyin,
> I send a fesume to give me oppottunity to learn more
> about your compcny.
> I hope U xan boin the su'er sanurday event.
>
> Mpnbaek
>
>
> (Vee attsched file: resmme.dor)
>
>
> --
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On Tue, 24 Oct 2000 Vince.J.Kaminski@enrOn.com wrote:

>
> jinbaEk,
>
> WE shAlL invIte yOu to an intervieW In HoUston.
>
> Vince
>
>
>
>
>
> Jinbaek Kim <jiNbaek@IeOR.berKElEy.edu> On 10/23/2000 07:25:36 PM
>
> To:   vKAmINS@enRoN.cOm
> cC:
> SUBjEct:  ReSumE,
>
>
> Dear Mr. kaminski,
>
> Hi,
> i am A PH.D student at IeoR Department At U.c.Berkeley.
> ThaNks For youR pResENtatiOn tOday.
> IT gave mE KnowleDge and intErESt in elECtricitY MArKets,
> And your company.
> As yOU mENtioned in the prEsentaTiON,
> I SENd a ResUme to give mE oPportUNity to lEArN MORe
> aBOut your companY.
> I hope I can jOIn tHe supeR sAtuRDay eveNt.
>
> JinBaEK
>
>
> (SeE attached fiLe: reSume.doc)
>
>
> --
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On Tue, 24 Oct 2000 Vi nce.J.Kami nski@ enr on. co m wr ote:

>
> Jinbaek, >
>We shall invite you to  an i nt e rvie w  i n Hou ston.
> >V i nce
>
>
>>>
>  Jinb aek  Kim <j inbaek@ieo r.b er keley.edu> o n  1 0/23/200007: 25:36 PM
>
>  To :   vk am ins @ enron .co m
> c c:
> S u bject:   Resume,
> >
> De a r Mr. K a m in ski,
>
> Hi,
> I am a Ph . D student at I EOR de pa r tm e n t a t U .C.Berkele y.
> Th a nks for yo u r pre s entation toda y.
> It gav e  me  knowl ed gea nd int erest  i n  el ectricity m arke ts,
> and  yourc ompany. > As yo u ment ion edin t h epr ese nt a tio n ,> I sen d a resu me  t o giv e me o p p ortu nit y to  lear n more
> abou t y ourc omp any.> I h opeIcan j oin th e sup er  saturday event .
>> Jinbaek
>>> ( Se e att a ched f ile : r esume.d oc)
>
> > - -A m i rCyrus Ahanchian
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On Tue,_24 Oct_2000 Vince.J.Kaminski@enron.com wrote:

>
> Jinbaek,
>
>_We shall_invite_you to_an_interview in Houston.
>
>_Vince
>
>
>
>
>
> Jinbaek Kim_<jinbaek@ieor.berkeley.edu> on 10/23/2000 07:25:36_PM
>
> To: __vkamins@enron.com
> cc:
> Subject:  Resume,
>
>
> Dear Mr. Kaminski,
>
> Hi,
> I am a Ph.D student_at_IEOR department_at_U.C.Berkeley.
>_Thanks for your presentation today.
>_It gave me knowledge and_interest in_electricity markets,
> and your company.
> As you mentioned_in_the presentation,
> I_send a resume to give me opportunity to learn_more
> about your company.
> I hope_I can join_the_super_saturday event.
>
> Jinbaek
>
>
> (See_attached file: resume.doc)
>
>
> --
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