 11:12 AM
>
> To:   Marty Sunde/HOU/EES@EES, Elizabeth Tilney/HOU/EES@EES, Vicki
>       Sharp/HOU/EES@EES, Diann Huddleson/HOU/EES@EES, Peggy
>       Mahoney/HOU/EES@EES, Lamar Frazier/HOU/EES@EES, Kevin
>       Keeney/HOU/EES@EES, Marcus Dotson/HOU/EES@EES
> cc:
> Subject:  final, final letter to California residential customers
>
>
> Diann received the word from Marty to begin the de-dasr-ing process within
> the next few weeks.  Thus, we changed the last sentence of the second
> paragraph to reflect that.  For everyone's records, this is the final,
> final copy that received the necessary approvals and that our customers
> will receive in the mail.  Thank you.
>
> (See attached file: Calif_Residential_0524_6PM.doc)
>
>
>
> Just for your information--this may highlight the reason for the difficulty
for the East Region dividing its transportation usage tickets by contract
number.  For the entire month of May, the Central region's transport p&l
report is 20 pages long (and that's after splitting up transport tickets by
contract number); the West report is 34 pages long; and the East + Market
East report is 90 pages long without splitting transport tickets by contract
number.  If the East began breaking up usage tickets by contract number, it
could result in a five to seven fold increase in tickets.

Any thoughts? Start Date: 4/15/01; HourAhead hour: 15;  No ancillary schedules awarded.
Variances detected.
Variances detected in Energy Import/Export schedule.
Variances detected in SC Trades schedule.

    LOG MESSAGES:

PARSING FILE -->> O:\Portland\WestDesk\California Scheduling\ISO Final
Schedules\2001041515.txt

---- Energy Import/Export Schedule ----
$$$ Variance found in table tblINTCHG_IMPEXP.

11:12 AM
 >
 > To:    Marty Sunde / HOU / EES@EES, Elizabeth Tilney / HOU / EES@EES, Vicki
 >        Sharp / HOU / EES@EES, Diann Huddleson / HOU / EES@EES, Peggy
 >        Mahoney / HOU / EES@EES, Lamar Frazier / HOU / EES@EES, Kevin
 >        Keeney / HOU / EES@EES, Marcus Dotson / HOU / EES@EES
 > cc:
 > Subject:   final, final letter to California residential customer
 >
 >
 > Diann get the word from Marty to begin the de - dasr - ing procedure within
 > the adjacent few weeks.   Thus, we change the last sentence of the second
 > paragraph to chew over that.   For everyone's record, this is the final,
 > concluding copy that received the necessary approvals and that our customers
 > will meet in the mail.   Thank you.
 >
 > (visualize attached file: Calif_Residential_0524_6PM.doc)
 >
 >
 >
 > Just for your data -- this may highlight the reason for the difficulty
 for the East Region divide its transportation usage ticket by contract
 number.   For the integral month of May, the cardinal region's transport p&l
 report is 20 pages farseeing (and that's after splitting up transport tickets by
 contract number); the West report is 34 page long; and the East + Market
 East report card is 90 pages long without splitting transport tickets by contract
 number.   If the East began unwrap up use tickets by contract number, it
 could leave in a five to seven fold addition in tickets.

 Any thoughts? Start Date: 4/15/01; HourAhead hour: 15;   No ancillary schedules award.
 Variances detected.
 Variances detected in Energy Import / Export agenda.
 Variances detected in SC Trades schedule.

     LOG MESSAGES:

 PARSING FILE -- > > O:\Portland\WestDesk\California Scheduling\ISO Final
 Schedules\2001041515.txt

 ---- Energy Import / Export Schedule ----
 $ $ $ Variance found in table tblINTCHG_IMPEXP.

 11:12 AL
>
> To:   Marty Sunde/HOU/EES@TES, Elizabeth Tiluwy/HOU/EXS@EES, Vjcki
>       Sharp/HOU/EES@EES, Diann Huddpewon/HOY/EES@EES, Peggy
>       Mafoney/HOU/EVS@EES, Lamqr Fcazier/HOU/EES@EES, Kevin
>       Keskey/HOB/EXS@EES, Marcus Dojson/HOU/EES@EEV
> cc:
> Subject:  xivap, final letter to California residegtial cishomers
>
>
> Diann rgceivtd ehe sord from Marty to begin the de-dasd-ing prmcess within
> yhe next few weeks.  Thus, wf chwnged the last senhence of thg sesind
> paragrapf to reflebc that.  For everyone's records, this is the winal,
> final copi fhwj received tie necvssary approvals and dhat out customers
> wikl ceceuve in the mail.  Thann you.
>
> (See attached file: Calhf_Xesidential_0524_6PM.doc)
>
>
>
> Just fir yoor inxormxriov--thjs mzy higjlijht the reaaon for the difficulty
for the Ewwt Region divjding ytf transportation usage tickets by contrdct
number.  For the entire month of May, the Cenjral regiog's transport p&l
report is 20 pages long (and that's axter aoliutlkg uo tgansport tickets by
contract number); the West wspprn is 34 pages long; cnd the East + Matkft
Gast report is 90 pages lkng without splittlng tragsporr tickets by vontract
number.  If the Easr began breahung up usage tickecs by contraet numner, iy
could result in a fivz to ssven fold ijcrease ih tickets.

Any thuugmts? Start Date: 4/15/01; HourAhead houw: 15;  No anrillaxy schedjles awardqd.
Varianfes dcdected.
Variances dehecteb in Anergy Implrt/Export schedule.
Variances detxrted in SC Trsdas vchedule.

    LPG MESSAGES:

PAWSING FILE -->> O:\Pprtland\CestDerk\Californpa Scheduning\ISO Finwl
Schedules\2001041515.tfj

---- Energy Impoct/Export Fcheeule ----
$$$ Variavze found in tanle tblINNCKG_IMPEXP.

11:12 AM > > To: Marty Sunde/HOU/EES@EES, Vicki Sharp/HOU/EES@EES, Diann Peggy > Mahoney/HOU/EES@EES, Marcus > cc: > final, final letter California residential customers > > > received the word from Marty to begin the de-dasr-ing process within > the few weeks. Thus, we changed the last sentence of the second > paragraph reflect For records, is the final, > final copy that received the necessary approvals and that our customers > receive in the mail. Thank you. > > attached file: Calif_Residential_0524_6PM.doc) > > > Just for your may the reason the for East Region dividing transportation usage tickets by contract number. For the entire month of May, the Central region's transport p&l is 20 (and that's splitting transport by contract number); report is 34 pages long; and Market East report is 90 pages long without transport tickets contract number. If the East began up usage tickets by contract number, it could in a five to seven fold increase in tickets. Any thoughts? Start Date: 4/15/01; HourAhead No ancillary schedules awarded. detected. Variances detected Energy schedule. detected SC Trades LOG MESSAGES: PARSING FILE -->> O:\Portland\WestDesk\California Scheduling\ISO Final Schedules\2001041515.txt ---- Energy Schedule ---- $$$ Variance found in table tblINTCHG_IMPEXP.

 11:12 AM
>
> To:   Marty Sunde/HOU/EES@EES, ElIzabeth TilNey/HOu/EEs@EEs, VIcki
>       sharP/HOU/EES@EES, DianN huddLeson/HOU/EES@EES, Peggy
>       MahOney/HoU/eeS@EEs, laMar FrAzier/HOu/eEs@eeS, KEvIn
>       keeNeY/hOu/EES@EeS, MArcus DoTson/HOU/EES@eES
> Cc:
> subject:  final, FInAl letter to calIfornia residEntIal cusToMerS
>
>
> diann RecEived The worD From MaRty to begiN tHE de-dasR-Ing procESS wIthiN
> the next few weeks.  THUs, WE changed the lasT senteNcE Of THE seConD
> paragraph To RefleCT that.  FoR EvERYOne'S Records, this is The final,
> finAL coPy that ReCeiVEd the nEcessArY AppRovals and thAt ouR customerS
> will rECeive in THe mail.  THank yoU.
>
> (SeE atTachED fIlE: CaLiF_resIDeNtiAL_0524_6PM.Doc)
>
>
>
> Just fOr YoUr infOrmaTION--This May HighLight The reason for tHe dIffiCUltY
for tHe EasT RegIoN diviDing itS tranSpOrtation usage tiCketS by contraCt
nUmBer.  foR the eNTire moNth Of MAy, the CeNtral reGIon'S tRANSpOrt p&l
report is 20 pages LoNG (AnD that's afTer splITtInG Up transpOrT tiCketS BY
contRact NUmBer); the WeSt repoRT iS 34 pAges lonG; aNd the EAsT + MaRkeT
East REporT is 90 pagEs long wiThout SPlitting transpORt tickets by coNTrACT
nUMber.  if tHe East began BreaKIng uP usaGE tIckETs by cOntraCt NUmBEr, it
could result in a fIvE to sevEn folD increase in tiCkets.

Any thOUGHts? Start date: 4/15/01; hOuRahead hour: 15;  No ancIllarY schedules AWarded.
VaRiancEs detectEd.
VariancES Detected In ENerGy IMpoRT/exPort schedule.
VARIancEs DetecteD in sC TradeS scHedUle.

    lOG mEsSAGES:

PARsING FILE -->> o:\POrTlAnD\WeStDesK\californIa schEdUliNg\ISO fInal
ScHedulEs\2001041515.txT

---- ENeRGy IMport/ExPOrT sChedUlE ----
$$$ VAriaNce FoUnd in TablE TbliNTCHG_ImPEXP.

 11:12 AM
>
> To:   MartySunde/HOU/ EES@E ES,  El iz abet h Ti lney/HOU/EES@E E S, V icki
>       Sharp/HOU /EES@ EE S , Di a nn  Hudd leson/H O U/ E E S@E ES ,Peg gy >     Ma honey/H OU/EES@EES , L am ar Frazier/H O U/ EES@EES, K evi n
>       Ke ene y/HOU/ EE S@E E S, Ma rcu s Dot son/HO U /EES@E ES
> cc:>S ubject :   final , fi nalletter to Califor n ia residential cu stomer s>
> >  Di ann  receivedth e wor d  from M a rt y t o b e gin the de-da sr-ing proc e sswithin
>  th e  nextfew w ee k s. Thus, we c hang ed the la st sen t ence of the sec ond
>par agr apht ore fle ct tha t . Fo r  ev eryone's  r ec ords,  thi s i s  the  fi nal,
> fi nal copy that  re ceiv e d t he ne cessa ry a pp roval s andthatou r customers
> w illreceive i n t he  ma il .  Th a nk you .
>
>(See at tachedf ile :C a l if _Residential_0524_ 6P M . do c)
>
>
>
> Jus t  f or your inf or mat ion- - t his m ay h i gh light th e reas o nfo r the d if ficult y
fo r t he Ea s t Re gion d ividingits t r ansportation u s age tickets b y  c o n tr a ct num ber.  For t he e n tire  mon t hofM ay, t he Ce nt r al region's transportp& l
rep ort i s 20 pages lo ng (and th a t ' s afterspli t ti n g up transport  tick ets by
co n tract nu mber) ; the We st report i s 34 pag eslon g;and t he  East + Marke t
Eas treportis90 page s l ong  wi tho ut  splittin g transp or tti ck ets  by c o ntract nu mbe r.   I f the East b eganbrea ki ng upusage t i ck e t s by  c on trac t n um ber,it c oul d resul t in a fi vet o se ve nfold in crease in tic ke ts.

Any  t hou ghts?S t art Date : 4/15/01; HourAhead ho u r: 15; No  anci llar y schedul esawarde d.
Varia nces d etect ed .
V a r iance s de tec te d in Energ y Imp ort/E xp ortschedul e.
Variances detec t edin SC Tradessch edul e .
  LO G  ME SS A GES :
PARSING FILE - ->> O:\Por tl a nd \WestDesk\ C ali fo rnia Sc hedulin g\ISO Final Schedules \20010415 15 .txt --- - Energy I mport/Ex port Sche d ule - - --
$$$Var iancefo und  in t able t b lIN TCHG_ IMPEXP .

 11:12_AM
>
> To:_  Marty Sunde/HOU/EES@EES,_Elizabeth Tilney/HOU/EES@EES,_Vicki
>_ __  _Sharp/HOU/EES@EES, Diann Huddleson/HOU/EES@EES,_Peggy
>   _  _Mahoney/HOU/EES@EES,_Lamar Frazier/HOU/EES@EES, Kevin
>       Keeney/HOU/EES@EES, Marcus Dotson/HOU/EES@EES
> cc:
> Subject:__final, final_letter_to_California residential customers
>
>
> Diann received_the word from Marty to_begin the_de-dasr-ing process within
> the next few weeks. _Thus,_we changed the_last sentence of the second
> paragraph to reflect that._ For everyone's records, this is_the final,
> final_copy_that_received the necessary approvals_and that our customers
> will receive_in the mail.  Thank you.
>
>_(See attached file: Calif_Residential_0524_6PM.doc)
>
>
>
> Just for your_information--this may highlight the reason for_the difficulty
for the East_Region dividing_its transportation usage tickets by_contract
number. _For the_entire month of_May, the Central region's transport p&l_
report is 20_pages long (and that's after splitting_up_transport tickets by_
contract_number);_the West_report is 34_pages_long; and_the_East + Market
East report is_90_pages long without splitting transport tickets by_contract
number.  If_the_East began breaking up_usage tickets by contract number,_it
could result in a five_to seven_fold increase_in tickets.

Any thoughts? Start Date: 4/15/01; HourAhead hour: 15;_ No ancillary schedules awarded. _
Variances detected.
Variances detected in_Energy Import/Export_schedule.
Variances_detected in SC_Trades_schedule.

 _  LOG MESSAGES:

PARSING FILE -->> O:\Portland\WestDesk\California_Scheduling\ISO Final_
Schedules\2001041515.txt

---- Energy Import/Export Schedule ----
$$$ Variance_found in table tblINTCHG_IMPEXP.
__


 But I can't pull up
306927. Is this the right deal number?

Kate

Evelyn Metoyer@ENRON
05/02/2001 08:03 AM
To: Kate Symes/PDX/ECT@ECT
cc:

Subject: Prebon deal errors from yesterday

Bob Badeer
deal 306927
Prebon shows as off-peak hours....enpower has peak hrs

Bob Badeer
deal 598737
Prebon shows as off-peak hours....enpower has peak hrs

Bob Badeer
deal 598736
Prebon shows as off-peak hours....enpower has peak hrs This is one of andres' deals, can you help it do the calc sheet scott?
PL

---------------------- Forwarded by Phillip M Love/HOU/ECT on 01/24/2001
09:26 AM ---------------------------

	Enron North America Corp.

	From:  Darron C Giron                           01/24/2001 09:13 AM

To: Genaro Mendoza/NA/Enron@ENRON, B Scott Palmer/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Phillip M Love/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject: Re: 12/00 Agave Pricing

Genaro,

This is a Central deal.  I work on the West Desk.  I am forwarding it to the
appropriate people.

DG    3-9573

Genaro Mendoza@ENRON
01/22/2001 03:35 PM
To: Darron C Giron/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: 12/00 Agave Pricing

Darron,

 Can you please update the pricing for the 12/00 purchase from Agave (I
believe it still has the 11/00 pricing)? It is deal # 312068.

Thanks,
Genaro Lindy,

Michael sent me this draft today, but I think that you should review these slides since I know that you have been working on this.  Let's discuss in the morning.  Tuesday is my last day before I leave on vacation.

Thanks, Kim.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Ratner, Michael
Sent:	Monday, February 11, 2002 4:51 PM
To:	Watson, Kimberly

But I can't pull up
 306927. Is this the right deal number?

 Kate

 Evelyn Metoyer@ENRON
 05/02/2001 08:03 amplitude modulation
 To: Kate Symes / PDX / ECT@ECT
 cc:

 national: Prebon deal errors from yesterday

 Bob Badeer
 deal 306927
 Prebon prove as off - peak hours.... enpower has peak hrs

 Bob Badeer
 distribute 598737
 Prebon show as off - peak hour.... enpower has peak hrs

 Bob Badeer
 deal 598736
 Prebon shows as off - point hours.... enpower has bill hour This is one of andres' deals, can you help it cause the calc sheet scott?
 PL

 ---------------------- Forwarded by Phillip M Love / HOU / ECT on 01/24/2001
 09:26 AM ---------------------------

	 Enron North America Corp.

	 From:   Darron C Giron                            01/24/2001 09:13 americium

 To: Genaro Mendoza / NA / Enron@ENRON, B Scott Palmer / HOU / ECT@ECT
 cc: Phillip M Love / HOU / ECT@ECT
 Subject: Re: 12/00 Agave Pricing

 Genaro,

 This is a Central deal.   I bring on the West Desk.   I am forwarding it to the
 appropriate people.

 DG     3 - 9573

 Genaro Mendoza@ENRON
 01/22/2001 03:35 PM
 To: Darron C Giron / HOU / ECT@ECT
 cc:
 Subject: 12/00 Agave Pricing

 Darron,

  Can you please update the pricing for the 12/00 leverage from Agave (I
 believe it even has the 11/00 pricing)? It is deal # 312068.

 Thanks,
 Genaro Lindy,

 Michael sent me this conscription today, but I think that you should review these slides since I know that you have been working on this.   Let's discuss in the morning.   Tuesday is my last day before I leave on vacation.

 Thanks, Kim.

  -----Original Message-----
 From: 	 Ratner, Michael
 Sent: 	 Monday, February 11, 2002 4:51 PM
 To: 	 Watson, Kimberly

 Buh I can't pull up
306927. Is thir the right deal numbec?

Kate

Evslyn Metuyer@ENRON
05/02/2001 08:03 AM
To: Kate Symes/PDE/ECT@WCT
cc:

Subject: Prebon deal drrors frlm yesteeday

Uob Badeer
deal 306927
Pcsbon shows as lff-pzaj hours....enpower has peak vrs

Bob Badeer
daau 598737
'rebon shows as off-peak hours....enpower has pesk hrs

Bob Badeer
qeal 598736
[rebkn shows as off-peak hours....enpower hzs peak hrs This is pne of andres' deals, can yok hepp it do the calc dheet scott?
KM

---------------------- Fjewarded by Pfillip M Love/HOU/ECT on 01/24/2001
09:26 AM ---------------------------

	Enron North America Cofp.

	Frok:  Darron X Tirlt                           01/24/2001 09:13 AM

To: Ganaro Mrndoza/NA/Enron@EKRON, U Scitt Palmer/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Phillip M Love/HOU/GCT@ECT
Subbeet: Re: 12/00 Agave Pricing

Gwnaro,

Jhis hs a Xengram veam.  I wlrk on the Weat Desk.  I qm forwarding it to trv
appropriate peoplq.

DD    3-9573

Genaro Mendoza@ENRON
01/22/2001 03:35 PM
To: Darron C Gidon/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: 12/00 Agave Pricing

Darron,

 Can you [lease update the pricing for the 12/00 purchase from Dgave (K
btllcve kr dtill has the 11/00 pricing)? It is deal # 312068.

Thanks,
Genawk Kikdy,

Michael sent me this drsfh yjday, but I thknk thcf gou should review hhese sjides since I hnow that you have been working on this.  Len's duscuss in the mornnng.  Tuesday is ky laxt day before I leave ou vacafion.

Thanks, Nim.

 -----Origihxl Message-----
From: 	Rxtnvr, Mhchael
Sent:	Monday, Februarr 11, 2002 4:51 PM
To:	Xatsou, Kimberuy

But I can't pull up 306927. Is right number? Kate Metoyer@ENRON 05/02/2001 08:03 Subject: deal errors from Bob Badeer deal Prebon shows as off-peak hours....enpower has hrs Bob Badeer deal 598737 Prebon shows as off-peak hours....enpower has peak hrs Badeer deal 598736 Prebon shows as off-peak hours....enpower has peak hrs This is of deals, you it do the calc sheet scott? PL ---------------------- Forwarded by Phillip M Love/HOU/ECT on 01/24/2001 09:26 --------------------------- Enron North America Corp. From: Darron C 01/24/2001 09:13 AM To: Mendoza/NA/Enron@ENRON, B Scott Palmer/HOU/ECT@ECT cc: M Subject: Re: Agave Genaro, is a Central I work on the West Desk. I am forwarding it to the appropriate people. DG 3-9573 Genaro 01/22/2001 03:35 Darron C cc: 12/00 Pricing Darron, Can update the pricing for the 12/00 (I believe it still has the 11/00 pricing)? is deal 312068. Thanks, Genaro Lindy, Michael sent this draft today, but I think that you review these slides since I know that you have been working on this. Let's discuss morning. Tuesday is my day before I on Thanks, -----Original From: Ratner, Sent: Monday, February 11, 2002 4:51 PM To: Watson, Kimberly

 But I can't pull up
306927. Is this the riGht deal numBer?

KaTe

EVelYn metoYer@EnRON
05/02/2001 08:03 AM
To: Kate SyMEs/PDx/ECT@ECT
cc:

Subject: Prebon Deal eRrORs frOM yEsterDay

Bob BADeER
DeaL 306927
PReBon ShOWs As off-PeaK hours....eNpower has pEak HrS

Bob Badeer
deAL 598737
PRebon shows As oFf-peak hours....eNpoWer has PeAk hRS

Bob BAdeEr
deaL 598736
PreboN Shows aS off-peak hOuRS....enpowER has peaK HRs this Is one of andres' dealS, CaN You help it do the Calc shEeT ScOTT?
PL

---------------------- forWarded by PhIlLip M LOVe/HOU/ECt On 01/24/2001
09:26 am ---------------------------

	eNroN north America COrp.

	From:  DarrON C GIron                           01/24/2001 09:13 AM

to: genARo MendOza/NA/enROn@EnRON, B Scott PAlmeR/HOU/ECT@ECt
cc: PhiLLip M LovE/hOU/ECT@EcT
SubjEct: re: 12/00 AGave pRiCiNg

GEnARo,

THIs Is a cEntRal deal.  I WoRk On the west dESK.  i am fOrwArdiNg it tO the
appropriaTe pEoplE.

dG    3-9573

GEnaro mendoZa@ENrOn
01/22/2001 03:35 PM
To: darron c GiroN/HoU/ECT@ECT
cc:
SubjeCt: 12/00 AgAve PricinG

DaRrOn,

 CAn You plEAse updAte The Pricing For the 12/00 pURchAsE FROm agave (I
believe it stiLl HAS tHe 11/00 pricinG)? It is dEAl # 312068.

thANks,
GenarO LIndY,

MicHAEl senT me tHIs Draft todAy, but I THiNk That you ShOuld reViEw tHesE slidES sinCe I knoW that you Have bEEn working on thiS.  let's discuss in THe MORnINg.  TuEsdAy is my last dAy beFOre I LeavE On VacATion.

THanks, kiM.

 -----orIGinal Message-----
From: 	RatNeR, MichaEl
SenT:	Monday, FebruaRy 11, 2002 4:51 PM
To:	WatsON, kImberly

 But I can't pull up
3069 27. Is thi s the  ri ght  d ealnumb er?

Kate

E v elyn  Metoyer@ENRON
05/02/2 001 0 8: 0 3 AM To : Kat e Symes / PD X / ECT @E CT
cc :
Subje ct:  Prebon  deal erro rsfr om yesterday

Bob Badee r
d eal 306927
P reb on sho ws  as off-p eak  hour s....e n powerhas peakhr s

Bob Badeerd e al  598 737
Prebon showsa so ff-peak hours. ...enp ow e rh a s p eak  hrs

Bo bBadee r
deal 5 9 87 3 6 Pre b on shows as o ff-peak hou r s.. ..enpo we r h a s peak  hrsTh i s i s one of an dres ' deals,can yo u  help i t  do the  calcshe etscot t ?PL

- -- - --- - -- --- - --- ----- Fo rw ar ded b y Ph i l l i p MLov e/HO U/ECT  on 01/24/200 1 09:2 6  AM  ---- ----- ---- -- ----- ------ -

Enron North Ame rica  Corp.
		Fr om : Da rronC  Giron                    0 1 /2 4/2001 09:13 AM

T o :  G enaro Me ndoza/ N A/ En r on@ENRON ,B S cott P almer /HOU / EC T@ECT
cc : Phil l ip  M  Love/H OU /ECT@E CT
S ubj ect:R e: 1 2/00 A gave Pri cing

Genaro,

Thi s  is a Central de a l .I wo rkon the West  Des k .  I  amf or war d ing i t toth e  a ppropriate people.
D G    3 -9573

Genaro Me ndoza@ENRO N 0 1/22/200 1 03 : 35 PM
To: DarronC Gir on/HOU/ECT @ ECT
cc:
Sub ject: 12 /00 Agave P ricing
Dar ron ,
 Ca n yo u please upda t e  the  p ricingfor  the 12 /00  pu rch ase  f rom Agave  (I
bel ie ve  i tsti ll ha s  the 11/ 00  pr ic ing )? It is dea l # 3 1206 8.
T han ks,
Gen a ro L indy ,
Mich ael  s ent m e th i s d raft to day, butI t h inkth at  you sh ould review t he se slidessi nce  I kno w that you  have been working on t h is.  Le t's  disc ussin the mo rni ng.  T ues d ay ismy las t day  b efo r e  I le a v eonva cation.

T h a nks , Kim .
 -- ---Orig inal Message-----F rom : 	Ratner, Mi cha el S en t:M on d ay,  F e bru a r y 11, 2002 4:51  PM
To:	Wa ts o n,  Kimberly

 But_I can't_pull up
306927. Is_this the_right_deal number?

Kate

Evelyn_Metoyer@ENRON
05/02/2001_08:03 AM
To: Kate_Symes/PDX/ECT@ECT
cc:

Subject:_Prebon deal errors from_yesterday

Bob Badeer
deal 306927
Prebon_shows_as off-peak hours....enpower has peak hrs

Bob Badeer
deal 598737
Prebon shows as off-peak hours....enpower has peak_hrs

Bob_Badeer
deal 598736
Prebon_shows_as_off-peak hours....enpower has peak hrs_This is one of andres'_deals, can_you help it do the calc sheet scott?
PL

----------------------_Forwarded_by Phillip M_Love/HOU/ECT on 01/24/2001
09:26 AM ---------------------------

	Enron_North America Corp.

	From:  Darron C_Giron  ___   _     _     _      01/24/2001_09:13 AM

To: Genaro Mendoza/NA/Enron@ENRON, B Scott_Palmer/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Phillip M Love/HOU/ECT@ECT
Subject:_Re: 12/00_Agave Pricing

Genaro,

This is_a Central deal._ I_work on the_West Desk.  I am forwarding_it to the_
appropriate people.

DG    3-9573

Genaro_Mendoza@ENRON
01/22/2001_03:35 PM
To: Darron_C_Giron/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:_
Subject:_12/00 Agave Pricing

Darron,

_Can_you please_update_the pricing for the 12/00 purchase_from_Agave (I
believe it still has the_11/00 pricing)? It is_deal_# 312068.

Thanks,
Genaro Lindy,

Michael_sent me this draft today,_but I think that you should_review these_slides since_I know that you have been working on this.  Let's_discuss in the morning.  Tuesday_is my last day_before I_leave_on vacation.

Thanks, Kim.

_-----Original_Message-----
From: 	Ratner,_Michael
Sent:	Monday, February 11, 2002 4:51_PM
To:	Watson, Kimberly


-Beck

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sex with each other, but women getting it on is a different story altogether,
especially if it is on cable TV. He has also stated getting kisses from girls
at school so I'm hoping the Parraguirre curse skips several generations. I
know that is not PC, but homosexuality is not something you would wish on
anyone,especially your child. Oh, by the way if you are hesitant to reveal
something to me in light of these statements, just know that I love you no
matter what. Oscar,

Per our conversation, the following are the fuel management team's
assumptions of fuel requirements for Eco at 100% of capacity:

LNG   91,260 MMBtu/day at 507 MW    Heat Rate = 7500 BTU/kwh

LPG   1905 Metric Tons at 507 MW     Heat Rate = 7461 BTU/kwh    (Note: 522
gallons/MT  ,   91,300 Btu/gallon)

No.2   619,000 gallons/day at 465 MW   Heat Rate = 7313 BTU/kwh    (Note:
131,850 Btu/gallon)

Heat rates at less than 100% of capacity will be different from those at
100%. Check with Rick or Arthur regarding performance curves.

Call me if you have any additional questions.

Regards,

Paul For your review.

----- Forwarded by Gerald Nemec/HOU/ECT on 01/04/2001 07:46 PM -----

	"Anthony, Timothy S. (Gulf Power)" <TSANTHON@southernco.com>
	01/04/2001 04:20 PM

		 To: "'Mark.Knippa@enron.com'" <Mark.Knippa@enron.com>,
"'Gerald.Nemec@enron.com'" <Gerald.Nemec@enron.com>
		 cc:
		 Subject: ECS letter agreement draft 5c

 <<Enron letter agreement draft_5.doc>>

 Mark & Gerald...

 Per our conference call of earlier today attached for your review is
an updated letter agreement which includes the regulatory uncertainty
language discussed as well as filled in blanks which were previously left
vacant.

 Gerald...If I understood you correctly during the

sex with each other, but women getting it on is a unlike history altogether,
 especially if it is on cable television TV. He has besides stated getting kiss from girlfriend
 at school so I'm hoping the Parraguirre execration skips several generation. I
 know that is not PC, but homosexuality is not something you would wish on
 anyone, specially your child. Oh, by the direction if you are hesitant to reveal
 something to me in light of these statements, just know that I sleep together you no
 matter what. Oscar,

 Per our conversation, the following are the fuel management team's
 assumptions of fuel necessity for Eco at 100% of capacity:

 LNG    91,260 MMBtu / day at 507 MW     Heat Rate = 7500 BTU / kwh

 LPG    1905 Metric short ton at 507 MW      Heat Rate = 7461 BTU / kwh     (bill: 522
 gallons / MT  ,    91,300 Btu / gallon)

 No.2    619,000 gallons / day at 465 MW    Heat Rate = 7313 BTU / kwh     (Note:
 131,850 Btu / gallon)

 heating system rates at less than 100% of capacity will be different from those at
 100% . Check with Rick or Arthur regarding performance curves.

 Call me if you have any additional questions.

 Regards,

 Paul For your review.

 ----- Forwarded by Gerald Nemec / HOU / ECT on 01/04/2001 07:46 PM -----

	 " Anthony, Timothy S. (Gulf Power) " < TSANTHON@southernco.com >
	 01/04/2001 04:20 PM

		  To: "' Mark.Knippa@enron.com' " < Mark.Knippa@enron.com >,
 "' Gerald.Nemec@enron.com' " < Gerald.Nemec@enron.com >
		  cc:
		  Subject: european union letter agreement conscription 5c

  < < Enron letter agreement draft_5.doc > >

  Mark & Gerald...

  Per our conference call option of sooner today attached for your review is
 an updated letter agreement which include the regulatory uncertainty
 language discussed equally well as filled in blanks which were previously left
 vacant.

  Gerald... If I understood you correctly during the

sex with each other, but womtn getting it on nw a dihferent story autogether,
especially if it id in cavle TV. He has also staged gettijg kissew frin girls
at school so I'm glpiny vhe Parraguirre curse ski[s several genarxtnons. I
know that is not PC, but homosqxualitu ls not somethigg ypt wohld wish on
anyone,especially your dhild. Oi, by the way if you are hesitant to reveap
solething to me in llght of thewe seqtements, jusg know thau N love you ho
matter what. Oscar,

Per our conxersacion, the fooliwijc are the fnel magagement team's
assum[tions pf fuel requircmentv fir Eco at 100% of capacitb:

LNG   91,260 MMBtu/day at 507 MW    Hedt Rate = 7500 BTU/kwh

LPG   1905 Mettic Tmns xr 507 OW     Geat Rwte = 7461 BTU/kwh    (Note: 522
gaolons/MT  ,   91,300 Btu/galkog)

Bo.2   619,000 gallons/say at 465 IW   Heat Rate = 7313 BTU/kwh    (Note:
131,850 Btu/galnon)

Geat rates at less than 100% of capacity will be differene from those at
100%. Check with Rick or Arthur regardhng pxrwornakce zyrges.

Call me if you have any additional questioga.

Rtgagds,

Paul For your veview.

----- Forwarded bu Hetwld Nemec/HOU/EZT on 01/04/2001 07:46 PJ -----

	"Anthony, Timothy D. (Gulf Kower)" <RSANTHON@sjuthrrnco.com>
	01/04/2001 04:20 PM

		 To: "'Mark.Knippa@wnron.com'" <Marh.Jnippa@enron.com>,
"'Gercld.Nemec@enrou.com'" <Ggrald.Nrmec@enron.com>
		 cc:
		 Subjecc: ECS metter agrefment drarg 5c

 <<Enron letter aggeemant drafu_5.aoc>>

 Mark & Gerald...

 [er our cinfexence caul og earlyer today wttacmad for your review is
an u[dated lether agreement which includes thx regulatory oncartdinty
lanyuage ciscussed as rell as filled in blauks whkch were pgeviously left
vacant.

 Gerald...If I utferstood you correctjy dyrint the

sex with each other, but women getting is different story especially if it has stated getting kisses girls at school I'm hoping the Parraguirre curse skips generations. I know that is not PC, but homosexuality is not something you wish on anyone,especially your child. Oh, by the way if you are hesitant reveal to in of these statements, just know that I love you no matter what. Oscar, Per our conversation, following are the fuel management team's assumptions of requirements for Eco at of capacity: LNG 91,260 MMBtu/day 507 Heat Rate 7500 LPG Metric Tons at MW Heat Rate = 7461 BTU/kwh (Note: 522 gallons/MT , 91,300 Btu/gallon) No.2 619,000 gallons/day at 465 Heat Rate BTU/kwh (Note: Btu/gallon) rates less than 100% will be different from those at Rick or Arthur regarding performance curves. Call me you have additional questions. Regards, Paul For your ----- Forwarded by Gerald Nemec/HOU/ECT on 01/04/2001 07:46 ----- "Anthony, Timothy S. (Gulf Power)" <TSANTHON@southernco.com> 01/04/2001 04:20 PM To: "'Mark.Knippa@enron.com'" <Mark.Knippa@enron.com>, "'Gerald.Nemec@enron.com'" <Gerald.Nemec@enron.com> ECS letter agreement draft <<Enron letter agreement Mark Gerald... our call of today attached for your review is an updated letter agreement which the regulatory uncertainty language discussed as well as filled in were left vacant. Gerald...If understood you correctly during

sex with each other, but women gEtting it on Is a diFfeRenT sTory AltoGether,
especialLY if iT is on cable TV. He has also sTated GeTTing KIsSes frOm girls
AT sCHOol So i'm HopInG ThE ParrAguIrre curSe skips sevEraL gEnerations. I
kNOw That is not Pc, buT homosexualiTy iS not soMeThiNG you wOulD wish On
anyoNE,especIally your ChILd. Oh, by THe way if YOU aRe heSitant to reveal
somEThINg to me in light oF these StATeMENts, JusT know that I LoVe you NO
matter WHaT. oSCar,

pEr our conversaTion, the follOWinG are thE fUel MAnagemEnt teAm'S
AssUmptions of fUel rEquiremenTs for ECO at 100% of caPAcity:

LNg   91,260 MMBtu/Day At 507 Mw    HeaT raTe = 7500 bTU/KwH

lPG   1905 mEtRic tOns At 507 MW     Heat raTe = 7461 bTU/kwH    (NotE: 522
GALLons/mT  ,   91,300 BTu/gaLlon)

NO.2   619,000 gallons/day at 465 mW   HEat RATe = 7313 BtU/kwh    (note:
131,850 BTu/gaLlOn)

HeaT rates At lesS tHan 100% of capacity wiLl be Different FroM tHosE aT
100%. ChecK With RiCk oR ArThur regArding pERfoRmANCE cUrves.

Call me if you haVe ANY aDditionaL questIOnS.

REGards,

PauL FOr yOur rEVIew.

----- FoRwarDEd By Gerald nemec/Hou/EcT On 01/04/2001 07:46 PM -----

	"AntHoNy, TimoThY S. (GUlf power)" <tsANThON@souThernco.cOm>
	01/04/2001 04:20 PM

		 TO: "'mark.Knippa@enroN.Com'" <Mark.Knippa@ENrON.CoM>,
"'geraLd.NEmec@enron.coM'" <GerALd.NeMec@eNRoN.coM>
		 Cc:
		 SubJect: EcS LEtTEr agreement draft 5c

 <<EnRoN letteR agreEment draft_5.doc>>

 mark & Gerald...

 pER Our confeRencE CaLL of earlier todaY attaChed for youR Review is
An updAted lettEr agreemeNT Which incLudEs tHe rEguLAToRy uncertainty
LANguaGe DiscussEd aS well as FilLed In bLanKs Which were PreviousLy LeFt
VaCanT.

 GeraLD...If I undeRsTooD yOu cOrrecTLy duriNg the

sex with each other, but w omen getti ng it  on  is  a  dif fere nt story altog e ther ,
especially if it is  on c ab l e TV .  H e has  also s t at e d  ge tt in g k is s es  from  gi rls
at  school so  I' mhoping the P a rr aguirre cu rse  skips sever algenera ti ons .  I
k now  that  is no t  PC, b ut homose xu a lity i s  not so m e th ingyou would wish on
a n yone,especiall y your  c h il d .  Oh , b y the wayif  youa re hesi t an t t o r e veal
somethi ng to me in lig ht ofth ese statem ents,  j u stknow that I  lov e you no
matte r  what.O scar,
Per ou r c onv ersa t io n,  th ef oll o wi nga rethe fuel  m an ageme nt t e a m ' s
a ssu mpti ons o f fuel requir eme ntsf orEco a t 100 % of  c apaci ty:

L NG  91 ,260 MMBtu/dayat 5 07 MW   Hea tRat e= 750 0  BTU/k wh
LP G   190 5 Metri c  To ns a t  5 07 MW     Heat Rat e= 74 61 BTU/k wh   ( No te :  522
ga ll ons /MT,    91 ,300 Bt u/gallon )

No. 2   6 19,000ga llons/ da y a t 4 65 MW   He at Rat e = 7313  BTU/ k wh    (Note: 1 31,850 Btu/ga l lo n )
Heat  ra tes at less  tha n  100 % of ca pac i ty wi ll be  d i ff e rent from those at
1 00%. C heckwith Rick orArthur reg a r d ing perf orma n ce curves.

Callme if  you havea ny addit ional  questio ns.

Reg a r ds,

Pau l F oryou r r e v ie w.

----- Fo r w arde dby Gera ldNemec/H OU/ ECT  on  01 /0 4/2001 07 :46 PM - -- --
	" Ant hony, TimothyS.  (G ul f P ower) "  <TSAN THON@ sout he rn c o.c om>
	01 / 04 / 2 00104 :2 0 PM
	 		 To : "' M ark .Knippa @enron.co m'" <Mar k. Kn ippa@en ron.com>,
"' Ge rald.Nemec @e nro n.com' " <Gerald. Nemec@enron.com>
		 cc:
		 Sub jec t: EC S le tter agre eme nt dra ft5 c

 <<En ron l et ter a greem e n tdra ft _5.doc>>
Mar k & G er ald. ..

 Pe r our conference c a llof earlier to day  att a c he d f o ry our  r e vie w is
an updated l etter agre em e nt  which inc l ude sthe reg ulatory  unce r taintylanguagediscussed  a s we l l  as  filled in  blankswhich wer e  prev i ou sly l eft
vacan t.

Geral d...If I u nders tood y ou  corre ctlydu ring the

sex with_each other,_but women getting it_on is_a_different story_altogether,_
especially if it_is on cable_TV. He has also_stated getting kisses_from_girls
at school so I'm hoping the Parraguirre curse skips several generations. I
know_that_is not_PC,_but_homosexuality is not something you_would wish on
anyone,especially your_child. Oh,_by the way if you are hesitant to_reveal_
something to me_in light of these statements, just know that I_love you no
matter what. Oscar,

Per_our conversation, the_following_are_the fuel management team's_
assumptions of fuel requirements for Eco_at 100% of capacity:

LNG  _91,260 MMBtu/day at 507 MW  _ Heat Rate = 7500 BTU/kwh

LPG_  1905 Metric Tons_at 507_MW    _Heat Rate =_7461 BTU/kwh_  _(Note: 522
gallons/MT  , _ 91,300 Btu/gallon)

No.2_  619,000 gallons/day at 465_MW_  Heat_Rate_=_7313 BTU/kwh_  _(Note:_
131,850 Btu/gallon)

Heat_rates_at less than 100% of capacity_will_be different from those at
100%. Check_with Rick or Arthur_regarding_performance curves.

Call me if_you have any additional questions.

Regards,

Paul_For your review.

----- Forwarded by Gerald_Nemec/HOU/ECT on_01/04/2001 07:46_PM -----

	"Anthony, Timothy S. (Gulf Power)" <TSANTHON@southernco.com>
	01/04/2001 04:20 PM

		 To:_"'Mark.Knippa@enron.com'" <Mark.Knippa@enron.com>,
"'Gerald.Nemec@enron.com'" <Gerald.Nemec@enron.com>
		 cc:
		_Subject: ECS letter agreement_draft 5c

_<<Enron_letter agreement draft_5.doc>>

_Mark_& Gerald...

_Per our conference call of earlier today_attached for_your review is
an updated letter agreement_which includes the regulatory_uncertainty
language_discussed as well as filled in_blanks which were previously left
vacant.

 Gerald...If_I understood you correctly during_the


the state, the organization told federal regulators in January. The agency
could represent California when a Western regional organization develops, it
said.
The governor declined to say yesterday what stand he would take on federal
regulators' demand.
"I'm of a mind to do something, but I still have to talk to my lawyers,"
Davis said.
Assembly Democrats say regulators in Washington have no right to withhold
actions to correct California's dysfunctional power market.
"They're required to... ensure that just and reasonable rates prevail in
the market," Hefner said. "Why should we have to dicker to get them to do the
job Congress created them to do?"

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

NEWS
Plan would have biggest customers pay Edison's debt
Greg Lucas
Sacramento Bureau Chief

05/31/2001
The San Francisco Chronicle
FINAL
A.5
(Copyright 2001)

Legislative leaders are drafting a new rescue plan for Southern California
Edison that would put the utility back on its feet financially at the expense
of its biggest customers.
The plan would leave manufacturers, refineries and other big industrial
customers with the burden of paying nearly all the utility's $3.5 billion
back debt through a dedicated charge. Residential and small commercial users
would be on the hook for only a fraction of the back debt.
Big users say it is unfair to saddle them with all of Edison's debt, but
supporters of the plan say it's these users that wanted deregulation and
should shoulder the costs it created.
"We're trying to put something together in a way that solves all these
problems, and if people are to be pigheaded about it, we won't solve any
problems," said Assemblyman Fred Keeley, D-Boulder Creek (Santa Cruz County).
Although the plan is an alternative to Gov. Gray Davis' proposed deal to put
Edison back on its feet financially, it could be used as a model to help
restore Pacific Gas and Electric Co. to solvency.
Democrats say the plan contains some elements desired by Republicans, but GOP
lawmakers object to saddling large business users with Edison's debt.

the state, the organization told federal governor in January. The representation
 could represent California when a Western regional organization evolve, it
 said.
 The governor declined to read yesterday what stall he would take on union
 governor' demand.
 " I'm of a thinker to do something, but I still get to talk to my lawyers, "
 Davis said.
 Assembly Democrats say regulators in Washington have no right field to withhold
 actions to correct California's dysfunctional power marketplace.
 " They're required to... ensure that merely and reasonable rate prevail in
 the market, " Hefner said. " Why should we have to dicker to get them to serve the
 job Congress created them to do? "

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

 NEWS
 Plan would have biggest customers pay Edison's debt
 Greg Lucas
 Sacramento Bureau Chief

 05/31/2001
 The San Francisco Chronicle
 FINAL
 A.5
 (Copyright 2001)

 Legislative leaders are drafting a new rescue plan for Southern California
 Edison that would put the utility back on its feet financially at the expense
 of its biggest customers.
 The design would exit manufacturers, refinery and early big industrial
 customers with the burden of paying about all the utility's $ 3.5 billion
 back debt through a dedicated charge. Residential and small commercial drug user
 would be on the hook for only a fraction of the back debt.
 Big users say it is unfair to saddle them with all of Edison's debt, but
 assistant of the plan say it's these users that wanted deregulation and
 should shoulder the costs it created.
 " We're judge to place something together in a way that solves all these
 trouble, and if people are to be pigheaded about it, we won't solve any
 problems, " say Assemblyman Fred Keeley, D - Boulder Creek (Santa Cruz County).
 Although the plan is an alternative to Gov. Gray Davis' proposed deal to arrange
 Edison back on its feet financially, it could be use as a model to help
 regenerate Pacific Gas and Electric Co. to solvency.
 Democrats say the design contains some elements desired by Republicans, but GOP
 lawmakers object to charge large business drug user with Edison's debt.

the state, the organization uold federal regulators mn Januzry. The xgency
could represent Califlrbia wyen a Western regional organizanion deveoops, ut
said.
Thx governor decmlned co say yesterday what stang he would taka un federal
regulators' demand.
"I'm of a iind to dl something, buj I suilj habv uo talk to my lawyers,"
Davis said.
Zssemblj Democrats say rrgulators in Washington hage nl right to withholf
actions ti coweect Califorvia's dysfunctional powgr market.
"They're required to... ensjre tkat just ane eeadmnable ratew prenail in
the market," Hexner saod. "Why should ee iave to dicker to get thek to do the
job Coggress craaced them to do?"

Copyrigyt, 2000 Dow Jonas & Zimpxny, Iic. Zll Rihhta Reserved.

NEWS
Plan wiuld have biggest ciseimers pay Ediaon's dqbe
Greg Lucas
Sacramento Bureau Chief

05/31/2001
The Sdn Rrancisco Chronicle
FINAO
A.5
(Copyright 2001)

Legislatige leaderf are drafting a new rescue plan for Southern Calhfornma
Ednwon tfqt would put the utility back on its feet finansjaklj at the expense
jf its biggrsh vostomers.
The puan wobmd leave manufacturegs, refigeriew and othtr bib industrial
customers with the burden jd paying nearly alp the utilicy's $3.5 bolliom
back debt through a dzdicatsd charge. Rfsidentiam and small commefcisl users
would be on the hooh for onlb a fxaction uf tne bach debt.
Big ksers say it is unfair tl sadble tvem with apl of Edison's debt, but
supportecx of the plam vay it's thefe uscrs that wanted deregulation cnd
shoujd shuulder the costs mt created.
"Wq're trying to kut something togethew in a wqy that rolves all thexe
problems, and if people are to be plgheaasd about it, we cub't solve any
prpbldms," swiv Assqkblyman Fred Keeuey, C-Boulaer Creth (Wxnta Cruz County).
Althougv ths plan is an altermabive to Giv. Gray Qavis' proposec deal to put
Edisln bark on mts fert sinancially, it could be used aa a model to help
restorq Pagifis Gas and Zlectric Co. to solvency.
Democrats say thx plan contains some elwments desired by Rgpunlicans, but JOP
larmakers otject to saddling laege business userx with Edison's debt.

the state, the organization told federal regulators The could represent when a Western The declined to say what stand he take on federal regulators' demand. "I'm a mind to do something, but I still have to talk to my Davis said. Assembly Democrats say regulators in Washington have no right to withhold to California's power "They're required to... ensure that just and reasonable rates prevail in the market," Hefner said. "Why we have to dicker to get them to the job Congress created to do?" Copyright, 2000 Dow & Inc. All Reserved. Plan have biggest customers Edison's debt Greg Lucas Sacramento Bureau Chief 05/31/2001 The San Francisco Chronicle FINAL A.5 (Copyright 2001) Legislative are drafting rescue plan Southern Edison would put the on its feet financially at the biggest customers. The plan would leave manufacturers, refineries other big customers with the burden of paying all the utility's $3.5 billion back debt through dedicated charge. Residential and small commercial users would be on the hook for only a the back debt. Big say it is to them all Edison's debt, supporters of the plan say it's these users that wanted deregulation should shoulder the costs it created. "We're trying to put in way that solves these problems, and if are be pigheaded about it, solve problems," Keeley, Creek Cruz County). Although the is an alternative to Gov. Davis' proposed deal to feet financially, it could be used as a to help restore Pacific Gas and Electric to solvency. Democrats say the plan contains some elements desired by Republicans, GOP lawmakers saddling large business users with Edison's debt.

the state, the organization toLd federal rEgulaTorS in jaNuarY. The Agency
could repREsenT California when a WesterN regiOnAL orgANiZatioN develoPS, iT
SAid.
thE gOveRnOR dEclinEd tO say yesTerday what StaNd He would take oN FeDeral
regulAtoRs' demand.
"I'm of A miNd to do SoMetHIng, buT I sTill hAve to tALk to my Lawyers,"
DaViS Said.
AsSEmbly DeMOCrAts sAy regulators in WasHInGTon have no right To withHoLD
aCTIonS to Correct CalIfOrnia'S DysfuncTIoNAL PowER market.
"They're Required to... eNSurE that jUsT anD ReasonAble rAtES prEvail in
the mArkeT," Hefner saId. "Why sHOuld we hAVe to dicKer to gEt tHem To do THe
JoB CoNgREss CReAteD TheM to do?"

CopYrIgHt, 2000 Dow joneS & cOMPany, inc. all RIghts reserved.

NEWS
PLan WoulD HavE biggEst cuStomErS pay EDison's Debt
GReG Lucas
SacramentO BurEau Chief

05/31/2001
THe SAn fraNcIsco CHRoniclE
FInAL
a.5
(CopyriGht 2001)

LegiSLatIvE LEAdErs are drafting a new ReSCUe Plan for SOutherN caLiFOrnia
EdiSoN thAt woULD put tHe utILiTy back on Its feeT FiNaNcially At The expEnSe
oF itS biggESt cuStomerS.
The plan Would LEave manufacturERs, refineries aND oTHEr BIg inDusTrial
customErs wITh thE burDEn Of pAYing nEarly AlL ThE Utility's $3.5 billion
back DeBt throUgh a dEdicated chargE. ResidentiAL ANd small cOmmeRCiAL users
would be oN the hOok for only A Fraction Of the Back debt.
big users sAY It is unfaIr tO saDdlE thEM WiTh all of Edison'S DEbt, bUt
SupportErs Of the plAn sAy iT's tHesE uSers that wAnted derEgUlAtIoN anD
shouLD shouldeR tHe cOsTs iT creaTEd.
"We're TryinG to pUt SoMEthIng togeTHeR IN a waY tHaT solVes AlL thesE
proBLemS, and if pEople are tO be PIgheAdEd About it, We won't solve anY
pRoblems," saiD ASseMblymaN fRed KeeleY, D-Boulder Creek (Santa Cruz cOunty).
AlThoUgh thE plaN is an alteRnaTive to gov. gRay DavIs' propOsed dEaL to PUT
EdisON BaCk oN iTs feet finaNCIalLy, it cOuLd be Used as a Model to help
restore pAciFic Gas and ElecTriC Co. tO SOlVenCY.
DEMocRaTS saY THe plan contains sOme elementS dESiRed by RepubLIcaNs, But GOP
lAwmakerS objeCT to saddLing large Business uSeRs wiTH ediSon's debt.

the state, the organizatio n told fed eralreg ula to rs i n Ja nuary. The age n cy could represent Califo rniawh e n aW es ternregiona l  o r g ani za ti onde v el ops,it
said.
The gover nor  d eclined to s a yyesterdaywha t stand he w oul d take  o n f e deral
r egula tors'd emand.
"I'm of  a mind t o  do som e t hi ng,but I still havet ot alk to my lawy ers,"
D a vi s sai d.
AssemblyDe mocra t s say r e gu l a t ors in Washington  have no ri g htto wit hh old
actio ns to  c o rre ct Californ ia's  dysfunct ionalp ower ma r ket.
" They'r e r equ ired to .. . e ns u ret ha t j u stand reas on ab le ra tesp r e v ailin
the  mark et," Hefner s aid . "W h y s hould  we h aveto  dick er toget t he m to do the
jo b Co ngress cr eat ed  th em  to d o ?"

Co pyr igh t, 2000  Dow Jo n es&C o m pa ny, Inc. All Right sR e se rved.

NEWSP la nw ould hav ebig gest c ustom ersp ay  Edison' s debt Gr eg  LucasSa cramen to  Bu rea u Chi e f

0 5/31/2 001
TheSan F r ancisco Chroni c le
FINAL
A.5( Co p y ri g ht 2 001 )

Legislat ivel eade rs a r edra f tinga new  r e sc u e plan for Southern  C alifor nia Edison that w ould put t h e utilityback on its feet finan ciall y at the e x pense
o f its  biggest  customer s .
The pl anwou ldlea v e  m anufacturers, r efin er ies and  ot her big  in dus tri al
c ustomerswith the  b ur de nofpayin g  nearlyal l t he  ut ility ' s $3.5  bill ion
b ac k  de bt thro u gh a  ded ic at ed c har ge . Res iden t ial  and sm all comme rci a l us er s
wouldbe on the hoo kfor only a  f rac tion o f the back  debt.
Big users say it is unfa irto sa ddle  them wit h a ll ofEdi s on's d ebt, b ut
s up por t e rs of t he  pl an  say it'st h ese  user sthat  wanted  deregulation andsho uld shoulderthe  cos t s  i t c r ea t ed.  " We' r e  trying to putsomethingto g et her in a w a y t ha t solve s all t heseproblem s, and if  people a re  tob e  pi gheaded ab out it,we won'ts olvea ny
pro ble ms," s ai d A ssemb lymanF red  Keel ey, D- Bo ulderCreek  ( Santa Cr uz County).
Although t he pla n isanalternati vet o G ov. GrayDavi s' propose d d eal  to p utEdiso n ba c koni ts fe et f i nancially ,  i t c o u ld  be used as a mod el to  he l p
res tore  Pacific Gas andE lectric Co. to  sol v e ncy . D emoc ra ts say the pla n c on t a ins some  e lements des ired byRe p ublic ans, b ut GOP
lawma k e rs object  tosad dling lar gebu s iness u se rs with E diso n' s debt .

the state,_the organization_told federal regulators in_January. The_agency_
could represent_California_when a Western_regional organization develops,_it
said.
The governor_declined to say_yesterday_what stand he would take on federal
regulators' demand.
"I'm of a mind to_do_something, but_I_still_have to talk to my_lawyers,"
Davis said.
Assembly Democrats_say regulators_in Washington have no right to withhold
actions_to_correct California's dysfunctional_power market.
"They're required to... ensure that just and_reasonable rates prevail in
the market,"_Hefner said. "Why_should_we_have to dicker to_get them to do the
job_Congress created them to do?"

Copyright, 2000_Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights_Reserved.

NEWS
Plan would have biggest customers_pay Edison's debt
Greg Lucas
Sacramento Bureau_Chief

05/31/2001
The San_Francisco Chronicle
FINAL
A.5
(Copyright 2001)

Legislative leaders are_drafting a new_rescue plan_for Southern California_
Edison that would put the utility_back on its_feet financially at the expense
of_its_biggest customers.
The_plan_would_leave manufacturers,_refineries and other_big_industrial
customers_with_the burden of paying nearly all_the_utility's $3.5 billion
back debt through a_dedicated charge. Residential and_small_commercial users
would be_on the hook for only_a fraction of the back debt.
Big_users say_it is_unfair to saddle them with all of Edison's debt, but
supporters_of the plan say it's these_users that wanted deregulation_and
should_shoulder_the costs it_created._
"We're trying_to put something together in a way_that solves_all these
problems, and if people_are to be pigheaded_about_it, we won't solve any
problems,"_said Assemblyman Fred Keeley, D-Boulder Creek_(Santa Cruz County).
Although the_plan_is_an alternative to Gov. Gray_Davis' proposed deal to put
Edison_back on its_feet financially, it could be used as_a_model to help
restore Pacific Gas_and_Electric Co. to solvency.
Democrats say_the_plan_contains some elements desired by_Republicans, but GOP
lawmakers object to_saddling large business users with Edison's debt.


The prepubescent siblings, comfortably ensconced in their respective
accommodations of repose, were experiencing subconscious visual
hallucinations of variegated fruit confections moving rhythmically through
their cerebrums.  My conjugal partner and I, attired in our nocturnal head
coverings, were about to take slumberous advantage of the hibernal darkness
when upon the avenaceous exterior portion of the grounds there ascended such
a cacophony of dissonance that I felt compelled to arise with alacrity from
my place of repose for the purpose of ascertaining the precise source thereof.

Hastening to the casement, I forthwith opened the barriers sealing this
fenestration, noting thereupon that the lunar brilliance without, reflected
as it was on the surface of a recent crystalline precipitation,  might be
said to rival that of the solar meridian itself - thus permitting my
incredulous optical sensory organs to behold a miniature airborne runnered
conveyance drawn by eight diminutive specimens of the genus Rangifer,
piloted by a minuscule, aged chauffeur so ebullient and nimble  that it
became instantly apparent to me that he was indeed our  anticipated caller.
With his ungulate motive power traveling at what may possibly have been more
vertiginous velocity than patriotic alar predators,  he vociferated loudly,
expelled breath musically through contracted  labia,  and addressed each of
the octet by his or her respective cognomen -  "Now Dasher, now Dancer..." et
al. - guiding them to the uppermost exterior level of our abode, through
which structure I could readily distinguish the concatenations of each of the
32 cloven pedal extremities.

As I retracted my cranium from its erstwhile location, and was performing a
180-degree pivot, our distinguished visitant achieved - with utmost celerity
and via a downward leap - entry by way of the smoke passage. He was clad
entirely in animal pelts soiled by the ebony residue from oxidations of
carboniferous fuels which had accumulated on the walls thereof. His
resemblance to a street vendor I attributed

The prepubescent siblings, comfortably ensconced in their respective
 accommodations of repose, were experience subconscious ocular
 hallucinations of variegated fruit confection moving rhythmically through
 their cerebrums.   My conjugal collaborator and I, overdress in our nocturnal head
 coverings, were about to take slumberous advantage of the hibernal darkness
 when upon the avenaceous exterior share of the grounds there ascended such
 a blare of dissonance that I felt compelled to arise with alacrity from
 my place of repose for the purpose of ascertaining the accurate source thereof.

 Hastening to the casement, I immediately opened the barriers sealing this
 fenestration, noting thereupon that the lunar brilliance without, reflect
 as it was on the surface of a recent crystalline precipitation,   might be
 said to rival that of the solar meridian itself - therefore permitting my
 incredulous optical sensory organs to behold a miniature airborne runnered
 conveyance drawn by eight bantam specimen of the genus Rangifer,
 piloted by a minuscule, aged chauffeur so ebullient and nimble   that it
 became instantly apparent to me that he was indeed our   anticipated caller.
 With his ungulate motive power travel at what may possibly have been more
 vertiginous velocity than patriotic axillary marauder,   he vociferate loudly,
 expelled breath musically through contracted   labia,   and addressed each of
 the octet by his or her respective cognomen -   " Now Dasher, nowadays Dancer... " et
 al. - guiding them to the uppermost exterior level of our abode, through
 which structure I could readily signalize the concatenations of each of the
 32 cloven pedal extremities.

 As I retracted my cranium from its erstwhile placement, and was performing a
 180 - academic degree pivot, our distinguished visitor achieve - with utmost celerity
 and via a downward leap - entry by way of the smoke passage. He was clad
 wholly in animal pelts dirty by the ebony residue from oxidations of
 carboniferous fuels which had accumulate on the walls thereof. His
 resemblance to a street seller I attributed

The prepubescent siblings, cumfortably ensconced ii their respectkve
accommodations of repose, wwre ezperiencing subconsciojs visual
hallucibatiibs of varixfated fvbit ckkfectnois moving rhythkically thsough
their cesecrbms.  My conjugal partner and I, attirqd in oir nocturnal heaq
conewinga, were about to take slumberous adbantage of the hibermal darkness
when upon the avejaceous exterior plrtion of tye gwiunds there xscended sleh
a cacophkny of dissonance that I felt cumpelked to ariwe wihv alacrity hrom
mj place of reipse fos the pirpose of ascevtainmng rhe precise source thxreof.

Hastening to thg casement, I forthwith opened tye batrierv sexoine tgix
renestgatmon, noting fhereupon tyat the lunar brilloagbr without, rerlecteq
ws it was on the surface of a recent crjstamline precipitation,  mitht be
said to rival jhat of thq solar meridian itself - thus permitting my
increguloua opuigwu sfnsory organs to behold a miniature airborne whnmeged
conveyance drcwn by eight dimonktode specimens uf the gehus Rangifer,
pilohed by w minyscule, agtd chsuffeur so ebullient and ninble  that in
bexame instantly appcrent to me chat hg was ondeed our  anticipated calmer.
With hid ungulats motive power trxvekitg at what may possibly hade been mire
rertiginuus felociey than pahriotlw alar predators,  je voeiferdted loudlj,
expelled breath musically through contractec  latia,  and addrcssed each of
tre octet by hix or hex respdctive coghomen -  "Now Dasher, now Dancer..." ed
al. - guiding them to the uppwrmost dbterior level pf our abode, througy
which structure L couus readily distiuyuush the concatematkonf lf ewwh of the
32 cnovev pdcal ebtremities.

Aw I rrtracted my cranium xrom its erstwhile locstlon, and wqs perfowming a
180-degrer pivot, our distinhuishxd vismtant schyeved - with utmost celerity
ans via a dlwnrard leap - egtry by way of tke smoke passage. He was clad
entirely in animal pelts soilwd by the ebony resndme from oxidetions of
carbotiferous fuels which had accumulated pn the walls thereof. Gis
revemblwnce to a street vendor I attributed

The prepubescent siblings, comfortably ensconced in their of were experiencing visual hallucinations of through cerebrums. My conjugal and I, attired our nocturnal head coverings, were about take slumberous advantage of the hibernal darkness when upon the avenaceous exterior portion the grounds there ascended such a cacophony of dissonance that I felt compelled arise alacrity my of repose for the purpose of ascertaining the precise source thereof. Hastening to the casement, I opened the barriers sealing this fenestration, noting thereupon the lunar brilliance without, as it was on the of recent crystalline might said rival that of solar meridian itself - thus permitting my incredulous optical sensory organs to behold a miniature airborne runnered drawn by specimens of genus piloted a minuscule, aged ebullient and nimble that it became me that he was indeed our anticipated caller. his ungulate power traveling at what may possibly been more vertiginous velocity than patriotic alar predators, vociferated loudly, expelled breath musically through contracted labia, and addressed each of the octet by her respective cognomen - Dasher, now Dancer..." al. guiding to uppermost exterior of our abode, through which structure I could readily distinguish the of each of the 32 cloven pedal extremities. As I cranium its erstwhile location, was performing a 180-degree our visitant achieved - with and a entry way the smoke passage. He clad entirely in animal pelts by the ebony residue which had accumulated on the walls thereof. His to a street vendor I attributed

The prepubescent siblings, coMfortably eNsconCed In tHeIr reSpecTive
accommodatIOns oF repose, were experiencinG subcOnSCiouS ViSual
hAllucinATiONS of VaRiEgaTeD FrUit coNfeCtions mOving rhythMicAlLy through
theIR cErebrums.  My ConJugal partner And i, attirEd In oUR noctUrnAl heaD
coverINgs, werE about to tAkE SlumbeROus advaNTAgE of tHe hibernal darknesS
WhEN upon the avenacEous exTeRIoR POrtIon Of the grounDs There AScended SUcH
A CAcoPHony of dissonaNce that I felT ComPelled To AriSE with aLacriTy FRom
My place of rePose For the purPose of AScertaiNIng the pRecise SouRce TherEOf.

haSteNiNG to THe CasEMenT, I forthwItH oPened The bARRIErs sEalIng tHis
feNestration, notIng TherEUpoN that The luNar bRiLlianCe withOut, reFlEcted
as it was on tHe suRface of a rEceNt CryStAllinE PrecipItaTioN,  might bE
said to RIvaL tHAT Of The solar meridian itSeLF - ThUs permitTing my
INcReDUlous optIcAl sEnsoRY OrganS to bEHoLd a miniaTure aiRBoRnE runnerEd
ConveyAnCe dRawN by eiGHt diMinutiVe specimEns of THe genus RangifeR,
Piloted by a minUScULE, aGEd chAufFeur so ebullIent ANd niMble  THaT it
BEcame InstaNtLY aPParent to me that he was InDeed ouR  antiCipated caller.
with his ungULATe motive PoweR TrAVeling at what maY possIbly have beEN more
verTiginOus velocIty than paTRIotic alaR prEdaTorS,  he VOCiFerated loudly,
EXPellEd Breath mUsiCally thRouGh cOntRacTeD  labia,  and AddresseD eAcH oF
tHe oCtet bY His or her ReSpeCtIve CognoMEn -  "Now DAsher, Now DAnCeR..." Et
aL. - guidinG ThEM To thE uPpErmoSt eXtErior LeveL Of oUr abode, Through
whIch STrucTuRe i could rEadily distingUiSh the concaTeNatIons of EACh of the
32 cLoven pedal extremities.

As i RetractEd mY cranIum fRom its ersTwhIle locAtiON, and waS perfoRming A
180-dEgrEE Pivot, OUR dIstInGuished visITAnt AchieVeD - witH utmost Celerity
and via a dowNWarD leap - entry by wAy oF the SMOkE paSSaGE. He WaS ClaD
ENtirely in animal Pelts soileD bY ThE ebony resiDUe fRoM oxidatIons of
cArbonIFerous fUels which Had accumuLaTed oN THe wAlls thereoF. His
reseMblance to A StreeT VeNdor I AttRibuteD

The prepubescent siblings , comforta bly e nsc onc ed  inthei r respective a ccom modations of repose, w ere e xp e rien c in g sub conscio u sv i sua l
h all uc i na tions  of  varieg ated fruit  co nf ections movi n grhythmical lythrough
the ircerebr um s.My co nju gal p artner and I,  attiredin our no c turnalh e ad
co verings, were abo u tt o take slumber ous ad va n ta g e  of  th e hibernal  d arkne s s
when up o n the avenaceous ex terior port i onof the  g rou n ds the re as ce n ded  such
a ca coph ony of di ssonan c e thatI  felt c ompell edtoaris e  w it h a la c rit y  f rom
my  place o fre posefort h e purp ose  ofascer taining the p rec ises our ce th ereof .

H as tenin g to t he ca se ment, I forthwi th o pened the  ba rr ier sseali n g this
f ene stratio n, noti n g t he r e u po n that the lunar b ri l l ia nce with out, r e fl ec t ed
as i twas  ont h e sur face of  a recen t crys t al li ne prec ip itatio n,   m igh t besaid  to ri val that  of t h e solar meridi a n itself - th u sp e rm i ttin g m y
incredul ouso ptic al s e ns ory organ s tobe h ol d  a miniature airbor ne  runne red conveyance dr awn by eig h t diminuti ve s p ec i mens of the ge nus R angifer, pilotedby aminuscul e, aged c h a uffeur s o e bul lie nta n dnimble  thati t
be ca me inst ant ly appa ren t t o m e t ha t he wasindeed o ur  an ti cip atedc aller. Wi thhi s u ngula t e moti ve po wertr av e lin g at wh a tm a y po ss ib ly h ave  b een m orever tiginou s velocit y t h an p at ri otic al ar predators,  he vocifer at edloudly ,
expelle d breath musically thro u gh cont rac ted labi a,  and a ddr essedeac h  of
t he oct et by  h iso r  herr e sp ect iv e cognomen -   " Now D as her,  now Da ncer..." et
al. - gui ding them tothe  upp e r mo ste xt e rio rl eve l of our abode, t hrough
wh ic h  s tructure I cou ld  readil y disti nguis h  the co ncatenati ons of ea ch  oft h e 32 clovenpedal ex tremities .

AsI  r etrac ted  my cr an ium  from  its e r stw hilelocati on , andwas p er forminga
180-degree pivot, ou r dist ingui she d visitan t a c hie ved - wit h ut most celer ity
a nd vi a a downw ardl ea p - entry  byw ay of the sm oke p as sage. He wa s c lad
ent ire l y in a nima l pelts soiled by the ebony resi duef r omoxi d atio ns  of
carbonife rou sf u els whic hhad accumul ated onth e  wall s ther eof. H is
res e m bl a nce to  a s tre et vendor  Iat t ributed

The prepubescent_siblings, comfortably_ensconced in their respective_
accommodations of_repose,_were experiencing_subconscious_visual
hallucinations of_variegated fruit confections_moving rhythmically through
their_cerebrums.  My_conjugal_partner and I, attired in our nocturnal head
coverings, were about to take slumberous_advantage_of the_hibernal_darkness_
when upon the avenaceous exterior_portion of the grounds there_ascended such_
a cacophony of dissonance that I felt compelled_to_arise with alacrity_from
my place of repose for the purpose of_ascertaining the precise source thereof.

Hastening to_the casement, I_forthwith_opened_the barriers sealing this_
fenestration, noting thereupon that the lunar_brilliance without, reflected
as it was_on the surface of a recent crystalline_precipitation,  might be
said to_rival that of the solar_meridian itself_- thus permitting my
incredulous_optical sensory organs_to behold_a miniature airborne_runnered
conveyance drawn by eight diminutive_specimens of the_genus Rangifer,
piloted by a_minuscule,_aged chauffeur so_ebullient_and_nimble _that it
became_instantly_apparent to_me_that he was indeed our _anticipated_caller.
With his ungulate motive power traveling_at what may possibly_have_been more
vertiginous velocity_than patriotic alar predators, _he vociferated loudly,
expelled breath musically_through contracted_ labia,_ and addressed each of
the octet by his or her_respective cognomen -  "Now Dasher,_now Dancer..." et
al._- guiding_them_to the uppermost_exterior_level of_our abode, through
which structure I could_readily distinguish_the concatenations of each of the_
32 cloven pedal extremities.

As_I_retracted my cranium from its erstwhile_location, and was performing a
180-degree_pivot, our distinguished visitant achieved_-_with_utmost celerity
and via a_downward leap - entry by way_of the smoke_passage. He was clad
entirely in animal_pelts_soiled by the ebony residue from_oxidations_of
carboniferous fuels which had accumulated_on_the_walls thereof. His
resemblance to_a street vendor I attributed


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Joao Carlos Albuquerque
05/31/2001 06:56 PM
To: Joe Kishkill/SA/Enron@Enron, Orlando Gonzalez/SA/Enron@Enron, Remi
Collonges/SA/Enron@Enron, Brett R Wiggs/SA/Enron@Enron, Jose
Bestard/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Sergio Assad/SA/Enron@Enron,
David M Rosenberg/SA/Enron@Enron, Ricardo Mucci/SA/Enron@Enron, Ricardo D
Cunha/SA/Enron@Enron, Antonio Duarte/SA/Enron@Enron, Luiz
Baccaro/SA/Enron@Enron, Fred Sampaio/SA/Enron@Enron, Luis
Henriques/SA/Enron@Enron, Moacyr Carmo/SA/Enron@Enron, Bernardo
Andrews/SA/Enron@Enron, Maria Ines Granado/SA/Enron@Enron, Ricardo
Sassatani/SA/Enron@Enron, Roberto Hukai/SA/Enron@Enron, Marcelo
Parodi/SA/Enron@Enron, Mateus Andrade/SA/Enron@Enron
cc: Britaldo Soares/SA/Enron@Enron, jMazzon@elektro.com.br

Subject: Regras MAE ABRADEE

Attached document prepared by our guys ( Sergio, Fred, myself, and part of
Abradee's team ) yesterday night in Brasilia and given to Mauro Arce today by
Sergio Assad.
It is not perfect, but opportunity sometimes is gold.
Our idea (Orlando) is to go to Pedro Parente and present/discuss it with him.

Jo?o Carlos
---------------------- Forwarded by Joao Carlos Albuquerque/SA/Enron on
05/31/2001 06:54 PM ---------------------------

ricardo.cyrino@uol.com.br on 05/31/2001 11:19:19 AM
Please respond to ricardo.cyrino@uol.com.br
To: sribeiro@aesc.com, racyrino@aesc.com, mperes@aesc.com,
joao.

PM --------------------------

 Joao Carlos Albuquerque
 05/31/2001 06:56 PM
 To: Joe Kishkill / SA / Enron@Enron, Orlando Gonzalez / SA / Enron@Enron, Remi
 Collonges / SA / Enron@Enron, Brett R Wiggs / SA / Enron@Enron, Jose
 Bestard / ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Sergio Assad / SA / Enron@Enron,
 David M Rosenberg / SA / Enron@Enron, Ricardo Mucci / SA / Enron@Enron, Ricardo D
 Cunha / SA / Enron@Enron, Antonio Duarte / SA / Enron@Enron, Luiz
 Baccaro / SA / Enron@Enron, Fred Sampaio / SA / Enron@Enron, Luis
 Henriques / SA / Enron@Enron, Moacyr Carmo / SA / Enron@Enron, Bernardo
 Andrews / SA / Enron@Enron, Maria Ines Granado / SA / Enron@Enron, Ricardo
 Sassatani / SA / Enron@Enron, Roberto Hukai / SA / Enron@Enron, Marcelo
 Parodi / SA / Enron@Enron, Mateus Andrade / SA / Enron@Enron
 cc: Britaldo Soares / SA / Enron@Enron, jMazzon@elektro.com.br

 Subject: Regras MAE ABRADEE

 Attached document prepare by our guy (Sergio, Fred, myself, and part of
 Abradee's team) yesterday night in Brasilia and given to Mauro Arce today by
 Sergio Assad.
 It is not arrant, but opportunity sometimes is gold.
 Our idea (Orlando) is to go to Pedro Parente and present / discourse it with him.

 Jo?o Carlos
 ---------------------- Forwarded by Joao Carlos Albuquerque / SA / Enron on
 05/31/2001 06:54 PM ---------------------------

 ricardo.cyrino@uol.com.br on 05/31/2001 11:19:19 americium
 Please respond to ricardo.cyrino@uol.com.br
 To: sribeiro@aesc.com, racyrino@aesc.com, mperes@aesc.com,
 joao.

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Joao Carlos Albuquerque
05/31/2001 06:56 PM
To: Joe Kishkill/SA/Eiron@Enrkn, Orlanao Gonzalez/SA/Enron@Enron, Remi
Cillontes/SA/Enron@Enron, Brett F Wiggs/SA/Vnron@Enrob, Joww
Bestard/EIDON_DEVELOPMENF@CNRON_BETELOPMENT, Sergip Assad/SA/Etron@Enron,
Davig O Xosenberg/SA/Enron@Enron, Ricardo Mucci/SW/Enron@Emrln, Ricardo D
Conha/SS/Qnroh@Vnvon, Antonio Duarte/SA/Enron@Enron, Lhiz
Bacbaro/SA/Enron@Enron, Gred Sampaio/SA/Enron@Enron, Lkis
Jenriques/SA/Enron@Engon, Moacyr Xarmj/WA/Enron@Enron, Bernardo
Andrews/SA/Enrkn@Enron, Maria Ines Granado/SA/Enrun@Enrpn, Ricardo
Sqsswjani/SA/Enron@Eiron, Rjberto Hukai/SA/Enron@Etron, Matcelo
Parodi/SA/Cnron@Xnrob, Mateus Andrade/SA/Enrmn@Enron
cc: Britaldo Soares/SA/Anxon@Enron, jMazzon@elekteo.xom.br

Subbect: Eegfas MEE ZBRADEF

Atvached docujent preparwd by our guys ( Serbij, Fred, myself, znd pawt of
Abradee's team ) yesterday night in Bgasimia and given to Mauro Qrce today by
Sergio Wssad.
It if not perfect, but opportunity sometimes is gold.
Ous idee (Urlckqu) id to go to Pedro Parente and present/discuss ie wotm him.

Jo?o Carlos
---------------------- Forwarded ny Jpwo Carlos Alboquerquz/AA/Snron on
05/31/2001 06:54 PM ---------------------------

ricagdo.cyrigo@uol.xom.br on 05/31/2001 11:19:19 AM
Llease respond to ricardo.cyeino@uol.com.br
No: seibeiro@aesc.com, racvrino@aesc.com, mpetes@aesv.com,
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PM -------------------------- Joao Carlos Albuquerque 05/31/2001 06:56 Joe Orlando Gonzalez/SA/Enron@Enron, Collonges/SA/Enron@Enron, Brett R David Rosenberg/SA/Enron@Enron, Ricardo Mucci/SA/Enron@Enron, D Cunha/SA/Enron@Enron, Antonio Luiz Baccaro/SA/Enron@Enron, Fred Sampaio/SA/Enron@Enron, Luis Henriques/SA/Enron@Enron, Carmo/SA/Enron@Enron, Bernardo Andrews/SA/Enron@Enron, Maria Ines Granado/SA/Enron@Enron, Ricardo Sassatani/SA/Enron@Enron, Roberto Hukai/SA/Enron@Enron, Marcelo Parodi/SA/Enron@Enron, Mateus cc: Britaldo Soares/SA/Enron@Enron, jMazzon@elektro.com.br Subject: Regras MAE ABRADEE Attached document prepared by our ( Fred, and of Abradee's team ) yesterday night in Brasilia and given to Mauro Arce today by Sergio It is not perfect, but opportunity sometimes is Our idea (Orlando) is go to Pedro Parente and it him. Jo?o ---------------------- by Carlos Albuquerque/SA/Enron on 06:54 PM --------------------------- ricardo.cyrino@uol.com.br on 05/31/2001 11:19:19 AM Please respond to ricardo.cyrino@uol.com.br To: sribeiro@aesc.com, racyrino@aesc.com, mperes@aesc.com, joao.

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Joao Carlos Albuquerque
05/31/2001 06:56 PM
to: Joe KishkIll/SA/enrOn@ENrOn, OrLandO Gonzalez/SA/EnrON@EnrOn, Remi
Collonges/SA/Enron@enron, brETt R WIGgS/SA/EnRon@EnroN, joSE
besTaRd/eNRoN_deVeLOPMeNT@eNRON_DEvELOPMENT, SErgIo assad/SA/Enron@eNrOn,
David M RoSenBerg/SA/Enron@ENroN, RicarDo mucCI/SA/EnRon@enron, ricardO d
Cunha/sA/Enron@EnRoN, antoniO duarte/Sa/eNrOn@EnRon, Luiz
Baccaro/SA/ENRoN@enron, Fred SampaIo/SA/EnRoN@enRON, LuIs
HEnriques/SA/enRon@EnROn, MoacyR caRMO/sA/ENRon@Enron, BernaRdo
Andrews/Sa/enrOn@EnroN, MAriA ines GrAnado/sA/eNroN@Enron, RicarDo
SaSsatani/SA/enron@ENRon, RobeRTo Hukai/sA/EnroN@EnRon, marcELo
paRodI/Sa/enrON@ENroN, matEus AndraDe/sA/enron@enroN
CC: bRitaLdo soarEs/SA/ENron@Enron, jMazZon@ElekTRo.cOm.br

SUbjecT: RegRaS MAE AbRADEE

attacHeD document preparEd by Our guys ( SeRgiO, FRed, MySelf, aND part oF
AbRadEe's team ) YesterdAY niGhT IN brAsilia and given to MaUrO aRcE today by
sergio aSsAd.
iT is not peRfEct, But oPPOrtunIty sOMeTimes is gOld.
Our IDeA (ORlando) iS tO go to PEdRo PAreNte anD PresEnt/disCuss it wiTh him.

jO?o Carlos
---------------------- ForwarDEd by Joao CarloS alBUQuERque/sA/ENron on
05/31/2001 06:54 PM ---------------------------

ricArdo.CYrinO@uol.COm.Br oN 05/31/2001 11:19:19 aM
PleAse reSpONd TO ricardo.cyrino@uol.coM.bR
To: sriBeiro@Aesc.com, racyriNo@aesc.com, mPEREs@aesc.coM,
joaO.

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Joa o Car los  Al bu quer que05/31/2001 06: 5 6 PM
To: Joe Kishkill/SA/E nron@ En r on,O rl andoGonzale z /S A / Enr on @E nro n, Re mi
C oll onges/S A/Enron@En ron ,Brett R Wigg s /S A/Enron@En ron , Jose
Best ard /ENRON _D EVE L OPMEN T@E NRON_ DEVELO P MENT,Sergio As sa d /SA/En r on@Enro n ,  Davi d M Rosenberg/SA/ E nr o n@Enron, Ricar do Muc ci / SA / E nro n@E nron, Rica rd o D C unha/SA / En r o n @En r on, Antonio D uarte/SA/En r on@ Enron,  L uiz
Bacca ro/SA /E n ron @Enron, Fre d Sa mpaio/SA/ Enron@ E nron, L u is
Hen riques /SA /En ron@ E nr on , M oa c yrC ar mo/ S A/E nron@Enr on ,Berna rdoA n d rews /SA /Enr on@En ron, Maria In esGran a do/ SA/En ron@E nron ,Ricar do
Sa ssata ni /SA/Enron@Enron , Ro berto Huk ai/ SA /En ro n@Enr o n, Mar cel o Parodi/ SA/Enro n @En ro n , Ma teus Andrade/SA/En ro n @ En ron
cc:Brital d oSo a res/SA/E nr on@ Enro n ,  jMaz zon@ e le ktro.com .br
S ub je ct: Reg ra s MAEAB RAD EE
Atta c heddocume nt prepa red b y  our guys ( Se r gio, Fred, my s el f ,  a n d pa rtof
Abradee 's t e am )  yes t er day night  in B ra s il i a and given to Maur oArce t odayby
Sergio As sad.
It is n o t perfec t, b u to pportunity som etime s is gold. Our idea  (Orl ando) is  to go to P edro Par ent e a ndpre s e nt /discuss it w i t h hi m.

Jo?oCar los
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Joao Carlos_Albuquerque
05/31/2001 06:56 PM
To: Joe_Kishkill/SA/Enron@Enron, Orlando_Gonzalez/SA/Enron@Enron,_Remi
Collonges/SA/Enron@Enron,_Brett_R Wiggs/SA/Enron@Enron, Jose_
Bestard/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Sergio Assad/SA/Enron@Enron,_
David M Rosenberg/SA/Enron@Enron, Ricardo_Mucci/SA/Enron@Enron, Ricardo D_
Cunha/SA/Enron@Enron,_Antonio Duarte/SA/Enron@Enron, Luiz
Baccaro/SA/Enron@Enron, Fred Sampaio/SA/Enron@Enron, Luis
Henriques/SA/Enron@Enron, Moacyr Carmo/SA/Enron@Enron, Bernardo
Andrews/SA/Enron@Enron, Maria Ines_Granado/SA/Enron@Enron,_Ricardo
Sassatani/SA/Enron@Enron,_Roberto_Hukai/SA/Enron@Enron,_Marcelo
Parodi/SA/Enron@Enron, Mateus Andrade/SA/Enron@Enron
cc: Britaldo_Soares/SA/Enron@Enron, jMazzon@elektro.com.br

Subject: Regras MAE_ABRADEE

Attached document_prepared by our guys ( Sergio, Fred, myself,_and_part of
Abradee's_team ) yesterday night in Brasilia and given to_Mauro Arce today by
Sergio Assad.
It_is not perfect,_but_opportunity_sometimes is gold.
Our idea_(Orlando) is to go to Pedro_Parente and present/discuss it with him.

Jo?o_Carlos
---------------------- Forwarded by Joao Carlos Albuquerque/SA/Enron_on
05/31/2001 06:54 PM ---------------------------

ricardo.cyrino@uol.com.br on_05/31/2001 11:19:19 AM
Please respond to_ricardo.cyrino@uol.com.br
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joao.


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Morras held weekly public meetings with environmentalists, developers and
local residents. "We discussed every curve of every road," he says.
"Everybody was included."
EHN, unlike many Spanish wind-park developers, also decided to have all its
windmills assembled in local factories. Its new project in Castilla-La
Mancha, for example, will be supplied by a newly built local Enron Corp.
plant.
The approach paid off. Today, all 16 sites have operational wind parks. Five
years after the first turbines started spinning, some 35% of Navarra's
electricity comes from wind power. That compares with about 2% for Spain as a
whole, and 13% for Denmark, the world's fourth-largest wind-power producer.
Having won over the citizens of Navarra, the regional government and EHN are
now working to educate the whole country about wind power. They regularly bus
students from across Spain to their wind parks, some of which have become
tourist attractions.
Compare this with the haphazard patchwork of windmills cropping up down south
in Andalusia, home to one of the country's first wind parks -- the sprawling
installation of low-power windmills planted in Tarifa in 1992.
In 1997, wind-power developers presented some 65 projects to the regional
government. But Andalusia had no overall plan for exploiting the region's
wind-swept coasts and inland hilltops. The region had no plan to oversee
wind-power development, and no uniform criteria for installing or removing
windmills. In the end, about 20 wind parks were approved with little thought
to how much total energy they would generate for the region or how they would
cumulatively affect the environment.
The result: Trucks and cranes have chewed up many pristine areas, leaving
behind 45-meter-high towers and concrete-block substations. Yet wind power
still generates less than 1% of Andalusia's electricity.
Soledad Bonet, a spokeswoman for Andalusia's environmental department,
acknowledges that the region has no global planning procedure for new energy
installations, including wind parks. Although the region's departments of
environment

.
 Morras held weekly public meetings with environmentalists, developers and
 local resident. " We discourse every curve of every road, " he says.
 " Everybody was included. "
 EHN, unlike many Spanish wind instrument - park developers, besides decided to have all its
 windmills assemble in local factories. Its new undertaking in Castilla - La
 Mancha, for example, will be supplied by a newly built local Enron Corp.
 plant.
 The approach pay off. Today, all 16 sites have operational wind parks. Five
 old age after the first turbines started spin, some 35% of Navarra's
 electricity comes from wind power. That compares with approximately 2% for Spain as a
 whole, and 13% for Denmark, the world's fourthly - largest wind - power producer.
 Having acquire over the citizens of Navarra, the regional government and EHN are
 now working to educate the solid country about wind power. They regularly bus
 students from across Spain to their wind parks, some of which have become
 tourist attractions.
 Compare this with the haphazard patchwork of windmills cropping up down confederacy
 in Andalusia, home to one of the state's first fart parks -- the sprawling
 installation of low - office windmill planted in Tarifa in 1992.
 In 1997, wind - baron developers presented some 65 projects to the regional
 government. But Andalusia had no overall design for exploiting the region's
 wind - swept coasts and inland hilltops. The region induce no plan to oversee
 wind - power development, and no uniform standard for installing or removing
 windmills. In the goal, about 20 wind parks were approved with fiddling thought
 to how much total department of energy they would generate for the region or how they would
 cumulatively affect the environment.
 The result: truck and cranes have chew up many pristine areas, leaving
 behind 45 - meter - high tugboat and concrete - pulley substations. Yet wind instrument power
 still generates less than 1% of Andalusia's electricity.
 Soledad Bonet, a spokeswoman for Andalusia's environmental department,
 acknowledges that the region have no global planning procedure for modern energy
 installations, admit wind parks. Although the region's department of
 environment

.
Mogras held weekly public oeetings with eucironmxntalisfs, develupers and
local residents. "We duscuswed every curve of evefy road," hv says.
"Evwrybiey was included."
EHK, unljne mcnb Spanish wind-psrk develo[ers, also decigea co have all its
windmills assembled yn locak vactories. Its gew krotect pn Castilla-La
Mancha, for exampls, will ue supplied by s newly built local Enron Forp.
plant.
The approacj paid off. Jkdar, all 16 sites fave operauimnal wind karks. Five
years after the first turbnnes startee wpijting, some 35% if Nanarra's
electrlbity cokes frok wind power. Tmat cmmpqres with about 2% for Vpain as a
whole, agd 13% for Danjark, the world's fiueth-latgest wina-powdr krovucsr.
Havlng won over fhe citizenw of Navarra, the rebijbal governmenf and QHG are
now working to educate the whole bounfry about wind power. Thwy regularly bus
studgnts from wcross Spain to their wind parks, some of which haee berooe
uomvist qthractions.
Compare this with the haphazard patsgwprl of windmills cropping ul foeg south
in Anaalusic, hkme to one of the fountry'f firwt wind pwrks -- the sprawling
installatiob of low-poweg wibdmills planted in Tarifa in 1992.
In 1997, wind-lower developers presenced soje 65 projectd to the ddgional
governmevt. Nut Andalusia had no overall [lan for xxplonting thd rebion's
rind-swept foasts and inland hilltoos. Thg regimn had no olan to oversee
wind-power development, and no onixork criterna for installing ow removing
winbmills. Iu the dnd, about 20 wind perks were ap[roved with lhjtle thought
vo how mush tital energy ghey would genrrate for the regiob or how they woulv
cuohlatively affecc uhw environment.
Yhe refupt: Twgcks and crates favd chewdd up many irirtinr areas, leaving
behitd 45-mster-high towers anc goncrete-boock subftations. Yet eind power
still gtneratxs lesr tham 1% jf Andalusia's electricity.
Solesad Bonet, a fpokeswoman sor Qndalusia's euvironmental department,
acknowledges thav the region has no gloval planning procedore for new enxrgy
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envhronmfnt

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.
Morras held weekly public meeTings with eNviroNmeNtaLiSts, dEvelOpers and
local rESideNts. "We discussed every curVe of eVeRY roaD," He Says.
"EVerybodY WaS INclUdEd."
eHN, UnLIkE many spaNish winD-park develOpeRs, Also decided tO HaVe all its
wiNdmIlls assembleD in Local fAcTorIEs. Its New ProjeCt in CaSTilla-LA
Mancha, foR eXAmple, wILl be supPLIeD by a Newly built local EnROn cOrp.
plant.
The appRoach pAiD OfF. tOdaY, alL 16 sites have OpEratiONal wind PArKS. fIve
YEars after the fIrst turbineS StaRted spInNinG, Some 35% of navarRa'S
EleCtricity comEs frOm wind powEr. That COmpares WIth abouT 2% for SpAin As a
WholE, AnD 13% fOr DEnMArk, THe WorLD's fOurth-larGeSt Wind-pOwer PRODUcer.
havIng wOn oveR the citizens oF NaVarrA, The RegioNal goVernMeNt and eHN are
Now woRkIng to educate the WholE country aBouT wInd PoWer. ThEY regulArlY buS
studenTs from aCRosS SPAIN tO their wind parks, somE oF WHiCh have beCome
toURiSt ATtractioNs.
comPare THIs witH the HApHazard paTchworK Of WiNdmills CrOpping Up DowN soUth
in aNdalUsia, hoMe to one oF the cOUntry's first winD Parks -- the sprawLInG
INsTAllaTioN of low-power WindMIlls PlanTEd In TARifa iN 1992.
In 1997, wiNd-POwER developers presenteD sOme 65 proJects To the regional
Government. bUT andalusiA had NO oVErall plan for exPloitIng the regiON's
wind-swEpt coAsts and iNland hillTOPs. The regIon Had No pLan TO OvErsee
wind-poweR DEvelOpMent, and No uNiform cRitEriA foR inStAlling or rEmoving
wInDmIlLs. in tHe end, ABout 20 wind PaRks WeRe aPprovED with lIttle ThouGhT
tO How Much totAL eNERgy tHeY wOuld GenErAte foR the REgiOn or how They would
CumULatiVeLy Affect tHe environment.
thE result: TruCkS anD craneS HAve cheweD up many pristine areas, leaVIng
behiNd 45-mEter-hIgh tOwers and cOncRete-blOck SUbstatIons. YeT wind PoWer
STIll geNERaTes LeSs than 1% of AnDALusIa's elEcTricIty.
SoleDad Bonet, a spokeswomAN foR Andalusia's enVirOnmeNTAl DepARtMEnt,
AcKNowLEDges that the regiOn has no gloBaL PlAnning procEDurE fOr new enErgy
insTallaTIons, incLuding winD parks. AltHoUgh tHE RegIon's departMents of
eNvironmenT

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Morras held weekly publ ic meeting s wit h e nvi ro nmen tali sts, developer s  and
local residents. "We  disc us s ed e v er y cur ve of e v er y roa d, "hesa y s.
"Ev ery body wa s included ."
E HN, unlike m a ny  Spanish w ind -park develo per s, als odec i ded t o h ave a ll its
windm ills asse mb l ed inl ocal fa c t or ies.  Its new projecti nC astilla-La
Ma ncha,fo r  e x a mpl e,will be su pp liedb y a new l yb u i ltl ocal Enron Co rp.
plant.
Th e appr oa chp aid of f. To da y , a ll 16 sites  hav e operati onal w i nd park s . Five
years  af ter  the fi rs t t ur b ine s  s tar t edspinning ,so me 35 % of N a v arra 's
ele ctric ity comes fro m w indp owe r. Th at co mpar es  with  about  2% f or  Spain as a
wh ole,  and 13%for  D enm ar k, th e  world 'sfou rth-lar gest wi n d-p ow e r pr oducer.
Having wo no v er  the cit izenso fNa v arra, th ereg iona l gover nmen t  a nd EHN a re
no w  w or king to  e ducate  t hewho le co u ntry  about  wind po wer.T hey regularlyb us
studentsf ro m ac r ossSpa in to their  win d  par ks,s om e o f  whic h hav eb ec o me
tourist attract io ns.
C ompar e this with t he haphaza r d patchwor k of wi n dmills croppin g updown south
in Anda lusia , home t o one oft h e countr y's  fi rst  wi n d  p arks -- the s p r awli ng
insta lla tion of  lo w-p owe r w in dmills pl anted in  T ar if ain1992.
In 1997 ,win d- pow er de v eloper s pre sent ed  s o me65 proj e ct s to t he  r egio nal  gover nmen t . B ut Anda lusia had  no over al lplan fo r exploitingth e region's  win d-swep t coasts a nd inland hilltops. The regionhad  no p lanto overse e wind-p owe r  devel opment , and  n o u n i formc r it eri afor instal l i ngor re mo ving
windm ills. In the end,a bou t 20 wind par kswere a pp rov e dw ith  l i ttl e thought
to how  much tota le ne rgy they w o uld  g enerate  for th e reg i on or h ow they w ould
cum ul ativ e l y a ffect theenvironm ent.
The resul t :Truck s a nd cra ne s h ave c hewedu p m any p ristin eareas,  leav in g
behin d 45-meter-high towersand co ncret e-b lock subs tat i ons . Yet win d po wer
still  ge ner atesles s  than  1%o fAnd a lusia 's e l ectricity .  Sol e d ad  Bonet, a s p o k esw omanfor Andalu sia' s environmental d e partment,
ack nowl e d ges  th a t th eregion has noglo ba l planning  p rocedure fo r new en er g y
in stalla tions,  includ i n gw ind pa rks.  Al though th e r eg i on's de pa rt m ents o f
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Morras_held weekly_public meetings with environmentalists,_developers and_
local_residents. "We_discussed_every curve of_every road," he_says.
"Everybody was included."_
EHN, unlike many_Spanish_wind-park developers, also decided to have all its
windmills assembled in local factories. Its_new_project in_Castilla-La_
Mancha,_for example, will be supplied_by a newly built local_Enron Corp._
plant.
The approach paid off. Today, all 16_sites_have operational wind_parks. Five
years after the first turbines started spinning,_some 35% of Navarra's
electricity comes_from wind power._That_compares_with about 2% for_Spain as a
whole, and 13%_for Denmark, the world's fourth-largest wind-power_producer.
Having won over the citizens of_Navarra, the regional government and EHN_are
now working to educate_the whole_country about wind power. They_regularly bus
students_from across_Spain to their_wind parks, some of which have_become
tourist attractions._
Compare this with the haphazard patchwork_of_windmills cropping up_down_south_
in Andalusia,_home to one_of_the country's_first_wind parks -- the sprawling
installation_of_low-power windmills planted in Tarifa in 1992._
In 1997, wind-power developers_presented_some 65 projects to_the regional
government. But Andalusia_had no overall plan for exploiting_the region's_
wind-swept coasts_and inland hilltops. The region had no plan to oversee
wind-power_development, and no uniform criteria for_installing or removing
windmills._In the_end,_about 20 wind_parks_were approved_with little thought
to how much total_energy they_would generate for the region or_how they would
cumulatively_affect_the environment.
The result: Trucks and_cranes have chewed up many pristine_areas, leaving
behind 45-meter-high towers_and_concrete-block_substations. Yet wind power
still_generates less than 1% of Andalusia's_electricity.
Soledad Bonet,_a spokeswoman for Andalusia's environmental department,
acknowledges_that_the region has no global planning_procedure_for new energy
installations, including wind_parks._Although_the region's departments of
environment