el Committee under a Quantitative
Impact Study (www.bis.org).

"I have the strong impression there are going to be substantial changes to
the document...," said one banker whose own institution had run simulations
which took into account its profile including a large amount of emerging
market loans.

He said the simulations showed his bank "would have been seriously
penalised" by the earlier proposal. "But now it looks as though it will be
changed. The Basel Committee seems to be open to our point of view," he
said.

Banks are to submit findings on such technical issues to country regulators
by June 1. The Basel Committee could finish analysing these by October, and
is likely to incorporate them into the finished version of Basel 2.

OPERATIONAL RISK PALPITATIONS

Operational risk is a new category foreseen by Basel 2 alongside credit and
market risk. No one doubts that such risk exists. But requiring banks to
quantify it and set aside enough capital to satisfy regulators is proving
another headache.

Some private bankers worry that asking banks to set aside capital for such
risk could adversely affect the burgeoning business of wealth management
which in theory requires a low capital base compared to lending or trading
activities.

"A lot of banks have gone into private banking and asset management and have
paid a fortune to do so. The message is they want these glamorous purchases
because they need low capital and offer good returns," said one European
banker, adding the original proposed changes "move the goalposts".

The Basel Committee raised a storm when it suggested a capital set aside of
20 percent - a provisional figure - for operational risk. The final figure
has not yet been set.

Basel 2 defines operational risk as "the risk of direct or indirect loss
resulting from inadequate or failed internal processes, people and systems
or from external events" and refers to "an average of 20 percent of economic
capital".

Alongside smaller banks, big ones are irked that the calculation ignores
what one banker said was big banks' more diversified income, and hence
reduced risk of failure.

Some banks would also like included in the calculation the "hit absorption"
of a bank, meaning that a bank making losses would first use income, not
capital, as a cushion.

Hedge funds drive risk

el Committee under a Quantitative
 Impact Study (www.bis.org).

 " I have the strong impression there are go to be solid changes to
 the document... , " said one banker whose own mental hospital had run simulations
 which take into account its profile include a large amount of emerge
 market loans.

 He suppose the simulations showed his bank " would have been seriously
 penalised " by the earlier marriage proposal. " But now it looks as though it will be
 changed. The Basel Committee appear to be open to our point of horizon, " he
 said.

 bank are to submit findings on such technical issues to country regulators
 by June 1. The Basel Committee could end analysing these by October, and
 is likely to incorporate them into the finished version of Basel 2.

 OPERATIONAL RISK PALPITATIONS

 Operational risk is a new category foreseen by Basel 2 alongside credit and
 market risk. No one doubts that such risk exists. But necessitate banks to
 quantify it and set away adequate das kapital to satisfy regulators is proving
 another headache.

 Some private bankers worry that asking bank to set aside capital for such
 risk could adversely affect the burgeoning business of wealth management
 which in hypothesis requires a low capital base compared to lending or trading
 activities.

 " A lot of bank have run into private banking and asset management and have
 paid a fortune to serve so. The message is they want these glamorous purchases
 because they necessitate low capital and offer good return, " said one European
 banker, add the original proposed changes " travel the goalposts ".

 The Basel Committee raise a storm when it suggested a das kapital set aside of
 20 percentage - a provisional figure - for operational risk. The final human body
 has not yet been place.

 Basel 2 defines operational risk as " the risk of direct or collateral loss
 resulting from inadequate or fail internal processes, people and systems
 or from external events " and refers to " an average of 20 percent of economic
 das kapital ".

 Alongside smaller banks, big ones are irked that the calculation ignores
 what one banker said was big bank' more diversified income, and hence
 reduced risk of failure.

 Some banks would also like include in the calculation the " hit absorption "
 of a bank, intend that a bank making losses would first use income, not
 das kapital, as a cushion.

 Hedge funds drive risk

el Fommittee under a Quantiuative
Impact Studi (qww.bis.mrg).

"I hzve the rtrong impression there are joint to ve substantial changes to
the dobument...," saud oie banker whose own instlcutioh had cun simulations
ehich took into account htr 'rofile including a large amount of qmerginb
mwrket loans.

He faid ehe apmmlations showed his bank "would hzve beei seriously
penakised" by the earlier propodal. "Hut now it looks ad though it wilj be
changed. Tfe Basel Committee seejs to be open to our point of vkew," hz
said.

Banks qrw tl submit finvings jn such techkpcal isvues to country regulstocs
by June 1. The Basel Commmttee could finish agalysing dhzse by October, and
is oijely jo inworpueatd tgek jnto tje hinished vedsion of Bawel 2.

OPERATIONAL RISL [QLPITATIONS

Opsratiogaj risk is a new category foreseen by Bavel 2 alongside credit and
mqrket risk. No one douhts that fuch risk exists. But requiring banks to
quantify id and ret afkee enough capital to satisfy regulators is provyhg
snpther headache.

Fome privatr hamhers worry thxt asknhg banks to set asidf capitwl foe such
rish coild adversely affect the buegeoning buspnesw of wealth managelent
which iu theoty reqiires a low capital basz compzred to lenfing or tdxding
activities.

"A lon of banks have gone into privwte bankiig anb asset oanabement and have
pwid a fortune to do so. Tje medsdge is thej want these glamorous purchases
because they mead now capical anc offer good weturns," said oue Europzan
banyer, adding the ormginal propofed changes "mmge the goalpmsts".

The Faseo Conmittee faised a storm when it suggested q capital set asidc of
20 kedcent - a provisnubal figure - for opdraeilnel rifn. The final xigufe
hxx not yet betu sct.

Bxsel 2 defines operationan riak as "the risk of civect or ibdirect joss
resulting from inadequate og fained intetnaj processes, people and systems
kr from edtevnal events" agd rcferf to "an avzrage of 20 percent of economic
capital".

Alonjside smaller banks, big ones are irked thaj tme calculatipn iggores
what one banker said was big banks' more dlversified income, and gence
raducef risk of failure.

Some banks would also like included in the calculation tye "hit absorption"
or a nank, kecniug that a beny making losses eould first use income, not
capitel, as a cuvhnon.

Hedge funds drive risk

el Committee under a Quantitative Impact Study have strong impression are going to document...," one banker whose institution had run which took into account its profile a large amount of emerging market loans. He said the simulations showed his "would have been seriously penalised" by the earlier proposal. "But now it looks though will changed. Basel Committee seems to be open to our point of view," he said. Banks are to findings on such technical issues to country regulators June 1. The Basel could finish analysing these by and likely to them the version of Basel OPERATIONAL RISK PALPITATIONS Operational risk is a new category foreseen by Basel 2 alongside credit and market No one such risk But banks quantify it and enough capital to satisfy regulators is Some private bankers worry that asking banks to aside capital such risk could adversely affect the business of wealth management which in theory requires low capital base compared to lending or trading activities. "A lot of banks have gone banking and asset management have paid a to so. message they want glamorous purchases because they need low capital and offer good returns," one European banker, adding the original proposed changes "move the Basel raised a storm it suggested a capital aside 20 percent - a - operational figure not been set. Basel 2 operational risk as "the risk direct or indirect loss internal processes, people and systems or from external and refers to "an average of 20 of economic capital". Alongside smaller banks, big ones are irked that the ignores what said was big banks' more diversified income, and reduced risk of failure. banks would also like included in the calculation the absorption" a bank, that a bank losses would first income, not capital, cushion. Hedge drive

el Committee under a QuantitaTive
Impact study (Www.Bis.OrG).

"I haVe thE strong impressIOn thEre are going to be substanTial cHaNGes tO
ThE docuMent...," saiD OnE BAnkEr WhOse OwN InStituTioN had run SimulationS
whIcH took into accOUnT its profilE inCluding a largE amOunt of EmErgINg
marKet Loans.

he said THe simuLations shOwED his baNK "would hAVE bEen sEriously
penalised" BY tHE earlier proposAl. "But nOw IT lOOKs aS thOugh it will Be
ChangED. The BasEL COMMIttEE seems to be opeN to our point OF viEw," he
saId.

banKS are to SubmiT fINdiNgs on such teChniCal issues To counTRy regulATors
by JUne 1. The basEl COmmiTTeE cOulD fINisH AnAlySIng These by OCtObEr, and
Is liKELY To inCorPoraTe theM into the finisHed VersIOn oF BaseL 2.

OPERaTIOnAl RISK pALPITaTIONs

OPerational risk iS a neW category ForEsEen By basel 2 ALongsiDe cRedIt and
maRket risK. no oNe DOUBtS that such risk existS. BUT ReQuiring bAnks to
QUaNtIFy it and sEt AsiDe enOUGh capItal TO sAtisfy reGulatoRS iS pRoving
aNoTher heAdAchE.

SoMe priVAte bAnkers Worry thaT askiNG banks to set asiDE capital for suCH
rISK cOUld aDveRsely affect The bURgeoNing BUsIneSS of weAlth mAnAGeMEnt
which in theory reqUiRes a loW capiTal base comparEd to lendinG OR Trading
aCtivITiES.

"A lot of banks haVe gonE into privaTE banking And asSet managEment and hAVE
paid a foRtuNe tO do So. THE MeSsage is they waNT ThesE gLamorouS puRchases
BecAusE thEy nEeD low capitAl and offEr GoOd ReTurNs," saiD One EuropEaN
baNkEr, aDding THe origInal pRopoSeD cHAngEs "move tHE gOALposTs".

thE BasEl COmMitteE raiSEd a Storm whEn it suggeSteD A capItAl Set asidE of
20 percent - a prOvIsional figUrE - foR operaTIOnal risk. the final figure
has not yet BEen set.

BAseL 2 defiNes oPerationaL riSk as "thE riSK of dirEct or iNdireCt LosS
REsultING fRom InAdequate or FAIleD inteRnAl prOcesses, People and systems
or FRom External eventS" anD refERS tO "an AVeRAge Of 20 PErcENT of economic
capiTal".

AlongsiDe SMaLler banks, bIG onEs Are irkeD that thE calcULation iGnores
whaT one bankeR sAid wAS Big Banks' more dIversifiEd income, aND hencE
ReDuced RisK of faiLuRe.

SOme baNks wouLD alSo likE incluDeD in the CalcuLaTion the "hIt absorption"
of a bank, meanIng thaT a banK maKing losseS woULd fIrst use inCome, Not
capital, As a CusHion.

HEdgE Funds DrivE RiSk

el Committee under a Quant itative
Im pactStu dy(w ww.b is.o rg).

"I havet he s trong impression there  arego i ng t o  b e sub stantia l  c h a nge sto
th ed oc ument ... ," said  one banke r w ho se own insti t ut ion had ru n s imulations
w hic h took  i nto accou ntits p rofile includ ing a lar ge amount of emer g i ng
mar ket loans.

He sa i dt he simulations  showe dh is b ank  "w ould havebe en se r iouslyp en a l i sed "  by the earli er proposal .  "B ut now  i t l o oks as  thou gh itwill be
cha nged . The Bas el Com m ittee s e ems tobe ope n t o o ur p o in tofvi e w," he
sa i d.
Banks a re  t o sub mitf i n d ings  on  suc h tec hnical issues  to  cou n try  regu lator s
by  J une 1 . TheBasel  C ommittee couldfini sh analys ing  t hes eby Oc t ober,and
is  likely  to inc o rpo ra t e th em into the finish ed v er sion ofBasel2 .
O P ERATIONA LRIS K PA L P ITATI ONSOp erationa l risk is  a  new ca te gory f or ese enby Ba s el 2  along side cre dit a n d
market risk. No one doubts th a t  s u ch r isk  exists. Bu t re q uiri ng b a nk s t o
quan tifyit an d  set aside enough c ap ital t o sat isfy regulato rs is prov i n g
another  hea d ac h e.

Some priva te ba nkers worr y  that as kingbanks to  set asid e capitalfor  su chris k co uld adversely a ffec tthe bur geo ning bu sin ess  of  we al th manage ment
whi ch  i nth eor y req u ires a l ow  ca pi tal  base compar ed to  len di ng ortrading ac t i viti es .
"Alot  o f ban ks h a vegone in to privat e b a nkin gan d asset  management a nd  have
paid  a  fo rtunet o  do so.The message is they wan t  thesegla morou s pu rchases
b eca use th eyn eed lo w capi tal a nd  of f e r goo d re tur ns ," said on e Eur opean
b anke r, addi ng the original pr o pos ed changes "m ove  the g oa lpo s ts " .
Th e  Ba s e l Committee rai sed a stor mw he n it sugge s ted  a  capita l set a sideo f
20 pe rcent - a  provisio na l fi g u re- for oper ationalrisk. The final fi gurehas  not y et  be en se t.

Ba s el2 def ines o pe ration al ri sk  as "the  risk of direct or indi rect l oss
r esu lting fro m i n ade quate orfail ed interna l p roc esses , p e opleands ys tem s
or f rome xternal e v en ts" a nd  refers to" a n  av erage  of 20 per cent  of economic
capi t al".

Alongsid e sm a l ler  ba n ks,bi g ones are irk edth a t  the cal cu lation igno res
what  o n e ban ker sa id was  big ba n k s' more d iver sif ied incom e,an d  hencere du c ed ris k of  f ailure .

Som e  ban k s  would also like  incl u d ed in the  calc ul ation t h e "h it absorpt ion"
of a b ank, m eani ng th at a ba nk  makin g l os ses wouldf irst useincom e, notca pita l,as a c ushi o n .

H edge  f und s drive r i s k

el Committee_under a_Quantitative
Impact Study (www.bis.org).

"I have_the strong_impression_there are_going_to be substantial_changes to
the document...,"_said one banker whose_own institution had_run_simulations
which took into account its profile including a large amount of emerging
market loans.

He said_the_simulations showed_his_bank_"would have been seriously
penalised" by_the earlier proposal. "But now_it looks_as though it will be
changed. The Basel Committee_seems_to be open_to our point of view," he
said.

Banks are to submit_findings on such technical issues to_country regulators
by June_1._The_Basel Committee could finish_analysing these by October, and
is likely_to incorporate them into the finished_version of Basel 2.

OPERATIONAL RISK PALPITATIONS

Operational risk_is a new category foreseen by_Basel 2 alongside credit and
market_risk. No_one doubts that such risk_exists. But requiring_banks to
quantify_it and set_aside enough capital to satisfy regulators_is proving
another headache.

Some_private bankers worry that asking banks_to_set aside capital_for_such
risk_could adversely_affect the burgeoning_business_of wealth_management
which_in theory requires a low capital_base_compared to lending or trading
activities.

"A lot of_banks have gone into_private_banking and asset management_and have
paid a fortune to_do so. The message is they_want these_glamorous purchases
because_they need low capital and offer good returns," said one European
banker,_adding the original proposed changes "move_the goalposts".

The Basel Committee_raised a_storm_when it suggested_a_capital set_aside of
20 percent - a provisional figure_- for_operational risk. The final figure
has not_yet been set.

Basel 2_defines_operational risk as "the risk of_direct or indirect loss
resulting from inadequate_or failed internal processes, people_and_systems
or_from external events" and refers_to "an average of 20 percent_of economic
capital".

Alongside smaller_banks, big ones are irked that the_calculation_ignores
what one banker said was big_banks'_more diversified income, and hence
reduced risk_of_failure.

Some_banks would also like included_in the calculation the "hit absorption"
of_a bank, meaning that a bank making losses would_first use income,_not
capital, as a cushion.

Hedge funds_drive_risk


Subject: FW: exhibt 38

Jeff -- this is the first in a series of three e-mails all of which
constitute Exhibit 38 of the SDG&E proceeding. Jeanne
-----Original Message-----
From: Hay, James E. [mailto:JHay@sempra.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 3:30 PM
To: 'JBennett@GMSSR.com'
Subject: FW: A.01-01-044 SDG&E's Updated/Rebuttal/Small Customer Testimony
First Email

First Email --

-----Original Message-----
From: JBennett [ mailto:JBennett@GMSSR.com <mailto:JBennett@GMSSR.com> ]
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 3:14 PM
To: 'Hay, James E.'
Subject: RE: A.01-01-044 SDG&E's Updated/Rebuttal/Small Customer
Testimony First Email

They have not come through yet.  I will let you know.  Thank you.  Jeanne
Bennett

-----Original Message-----
From: Hay, James E. [ mailto:JHay@sempra.com <mailto:JHay@sempra.com> ]
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 3:00 PM
To: 'Jbennett@gmssr.com'
Subject: RE: A.01-01-044 SDG&E's Updated/Rebuttal/Small Customer Testimony
First Email

Ms. Bennett, please let me know if you were able to open the files in the
email that I just sent to you.

        This filing is Exhibit 38.  If you are unable to open the files,
please email me and I will send them to you one at a time. .... Jim Hay

        Jim Hay
Regulatory Project Manager
Sempra Energy
101 Ash Street HQ14B
San Diego, CA 92101-3017
Email - jhay@sempra.com

         Phone - 619-696-2141 Fax - 619-696-4027

         -----Original Message-----
From:

Subject: FW: exhibt 38

 Jeff -- this is the first in a series of three e - mail all of which
 establish Exhibit 38 of the SDG&E proceeding. Jeanne
 -----Original Message-----
 From: Hay, James E. [ mailto:JHay@sempra.com ]
 Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 3:30 PM
 To:' JBennett@GMSSR.com'
 Subject: FW: A.01 - 01 - 044 SDG&E's update / Rebuttal / Small Customer Testimony
 First Email

 First Email --

 -----Original Message-----
 From: JBennett [ mailto:JBennett@GMSSR.com < mailto:JBennett@GMSSR.com > ]
 Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 3:14 PM
 To:' Hay, James E.'
 discipline: RE: A.01 - 01 - 044 SDG&E's Updated / Rebuttal / Small Customer
 Testimony First Email

 They have not arrive through yet.   I will let you sleep together.   Thank you.   Jeanne
 Bennett

 -----Original Message-----
 From: Hay, James E. [ mailto:JHay@sempra.com < mailto:JHay@sempra.com > ]
 Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 3:00 PM
 To:' Jbennett@gmssr.com'
 topic: rhenium: A.01 - 01 - 044 SDG&E's Updated / Rebuttal / Small Customer Testimony
 First Email

 Ms. Bennett, please let me know if you were able to open the files in the
 electronic mail that I just sent to you.

         This filing is Exhibit 38.   If you are unable to afford the files,
 please email me and I will air them to you one at a time. .... Jim Hay

         Jim Hay
 Regulatory Project Manager
 Sempra Energy
 101 Ash Street HQ14B
 San Diego, CA 92101 - 3017
 Email - jhay@sempra.com

          Phone - 619 - 696 - 2141 Fax - 619 - 696 - 4027

          -----Original Message-----
 From:

Subuect: FW: exhibt 38

Jeff -- thir is the first nb a secies of three e-oails all of which
constitute Ezhibiu 38 of the SDG&E procdeding. Jewnne
-----Oritinao Message-----
From: Hay, James E. [lailco:OHay@sempra.com]
Sgnt: Thursday, October 18, 2001 3:30 PM
Do: 'JYennett@GMSSR.com'
Subject: FW: A.01-01-044 SDG&E's Upqated/Renuhtal/Small Custjmer Eestjmony
First Email

First Email --

-----Origjnal Mevsage-----
From: JBrnnett [ mailto:JBennett@GMSSG.com <mailto:JBennett@GMSDR.com> ]
Sent: Thuwwday, October 18, 2001 3:14 PM
To: 'Hay, James E.'
Aubject: RE: A.01-01-044 SDG&E's Updated/Rebutgal/Smcll Customet
Fedjimony First Emaij

They have kpt coma throubh yet.  I will lev yoy know.  Thank you.  Jeenne
Bennett

-----Originaj Message-----
Fxom: Hay, James E. [ mailro:HHay@sgmpra.wom <oqilgo:JGab@sejpra.col> ]
Aent: Thurssay, October 18, 2001 3:00 PM
To: 'Jbennett@gksfg.vom'
Subject: DE: A.01-01-044 SQG&Q's Updated/Rebuttal/Small Customer Testimmny
First Email

Ms. Bennett, please let me know iv you werq able to open the files in the
email that I just sent go viu.

        This filing is Exhibit 38.  If you are unable fo oien the files,
plecse email me and I wojl send them jo you one at a time. .... Jim Haj

        Jin Hay
Regtlatpry Project Manager
Sempra Wnergy
101 Ash Frreet HQ14B
San Diegl, CA 92101-3017
Email - jhsy@semlra.com

         Phone - 619-696-2141 Fax - 619-696-4027

         -----Original Oessage-----
From:

Subject: FW: exhibt 38 Jeff -- this first a series three e-mails all of SDG&E proceeding. Jeanne Message----- From: Hay, E. [mailto:JHay@sempra.com] Sent: Thursday, October 18, 3:30 PM To: 'JBennett@GMSSR.com' Subject: FW: A.01-01-044 SDG&E's Updated/Rebuttal/Small Customer Testimony First Email Email -- -----Original Message----- From: JBennett [ mailto:JBennett@GMSSR.com <mailto:JBennett@GMSSR.com> ] Sent: Thursday, October 2001 PM 'Hay, E.' Subject: RE: A.01-01-044 SDG&E's Updated/Rebuttal/Small Customer Testimony First Email They have not come through yet. will let you know. Thank you. Jeanne Bennett Message----- From: Hay, James [ mailto:JHay@sempra.com <mailto:JHay@sempra.com> ] Sent: October 2001 3:00 To: Subject: A.01-01-044 SDG&E's Updated/Rebuttal/Small Testimony First Email Ms. Bennett, please let me know if you were able to open the files the email just sent you. filing Exhibit 38. If unable to open the files, please I will send them to you one at time. .... Hay Jim Hay Regulatory Project Manager Energy 101 Ash Street HQ14B San Diego, CA Email - jhay@sempra.com Phone - 619-696-2141 Fax - 619-696-4027 -----Original Message----- From:

Subject: FW: exhibt 38

Jeff -- this is The first in A seriEs oF thReE e-maIls aLl of which
constITute exhibit 38 of the SDG&E proceeDing. JEaNNe
-----OrIGiNal MeSsage-----
FrOM: HAY, jamEs e. [mAilTo:jhaY@sempRa.cOm]
Sent: THursday, OctObeR 18, 2001 3:30 Pm
To: 'JBennett@GmsSr.com'
SubjecT: FW: a.01-01-044 SDG&E's UpdateD/ReButtal/smAll cUstomEr TEstimOny
FirST Email

first EmaiL --

-----ORIginal mEssage-----
FROM: JbennEtt [ mailto:JBennett@gmSsr.com <mailto:JBenNett@GMsSr.CoM> ]
sEnt: thuRsday, OctobEr 18, 2001 3:14 pM
To: 'HAY, James E.'
sUbJECT: RE: a.01-01-044 sDG&E's Updated/REbuttal/SmalL cusTomer
TEsTimONy FirsT EmaiL

THEy hAve not come tHrouGh yet.  I wilL let yoU Know.  ThaNK you.  JeaNne
BenNetT

-----OrIginAL MEsSagE-----
FROm: HAY, JAmeS e. [ maIlto:JHay@SeMpRa.com <MailTO:jhAy@seMprA.com> ]
sent: THursday, OctobeR 18, 2001 3:00 PM
to: 'JbENneTt@gmsSr.com'
subjEcT: RE: A.01-01-044 SdG&E's UpDated/reButtal/Small CustOmer testimony
firSt emaIl

ms. BenNEtt, pleAse Let Me know iF you werE AblE tO OPEn The files in the
email ThAT i jUst sent tO you.

        ThIS fIlINg is ExhiBiT 38.  If You aRE UnablE to oPEn The files,
Please EMaIl Me and I wIlL send tHeM to You One at A Time. .... jim Hay

        jim Hay
ReGulatORy Project ManagER
Sempra Energy
101 aSh sTReET HQ14B
san diego, CA 92101-3017
EmaiL - jhaY@SempRa.coM

         phOne - 619-696-2141 fAx - 619-696-4027

         -----OriGinal meSSaGE-----
From:

Subject: FW: exhibt 38

J eff -- thi s isthe  fi rs t in  a s eries of three e-ma ils all of which
const itute  E x hibi t  3 8 ofthe SDG & Ep r oce ed in g.Je a nn e
-- --- Origina l Message- --- -From: Hay, J a me s E. [mail to: JHay@sempra. com ]
Sen t:  Th u rsday , O ctobe r 18,2 001 3: 30 PM
To:  ' J Bennet t @GMSSR. c o m'
Sub ject: FW: A.01-01 - 04 4  SDG&E's Updat ed/Reb ut t al / S mal l C ustomer Te st imony First E m ai l

F i rst Email --

-----O r igi nal Me ss age - ---- From:  J B enn ett [ mailt o:JB ennett@GM SSR.co m  <mailt o :JBenne tt@GMS SR. com > ]Se nt : T hu r sda y ,Oct o ber  18, 200 13: 14 PM
To : ' H ay,Jam es E .'
S ubject: RE: A .01 -01- 0 44SDG&E 's Up date d/ Rebut tal/Sm all C us tomer
Testimon y Fi rst Email

T hey  h ave n o t come  th rou gh yet.   I wil l  le ty o u  k now.  Thank you. Je a n ne
Bennet t

-- - -- Or i ginal Me ss age ---- -
From : Ha y ,James E.  [ mai l to :J Hay@sem pr a.com<m ail to: JHay@ s empr a.com>  ]
Sent : Thu r sday, October1 8, 2001 3:00P MT o: 'Jbe nne tt@gmssr.co m' S ubje ct:R E:  A. 0 1-01- 044 S DG & E' s  Updated/Rebuttal/S ma ll Cus tomer  Testimony
F irst Email

Ms. Be nnet t ,p lease let me k now i f you were able toopenthe file s in thee mail tha t I  ju stsen t to  you.

     Thi sfilingisExhibit  38 . Ifyou  a re unable  to open  t he  f il es,
ple a se email  m e a nd  Iwills end th em to  you  o ne ata time. .. . .  Jim  H ay

     Jim  Hay
Re gulator y Project  Ma n ager  Se mpra En ergy
101 Ash  S treet HQ14 B
Sa n Dieg o ,  CA 9210 1-3017
Email - jhay@se m pra.com
       Phone - 6 19- 696-21 41F ax - 6 19-696 -4027

    - -- --O ri ginal Mess a g e-- --- Fr om:

Subject: FW:_exhibt 38

Jeff_-- this is the_first in_a_series of_three_e-mails all of_which
constitute Exhibit 38_of the SDG&E proceeding._Jeanne
-----Original Message-----
From:_Hay,_James E. [mailto:JHay@sempra.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 3:30 PM
To: 'JBennett@GMSSR.com'
Subject: FW: A.01-01-044 SDG&E's_Updated/Rebuttal/Small_Customer Testimony
First_Email

First_Email_--

-----Original Message-----
From:_JBennett [ mailto:JBennett@GMSSR.com <mailto:JBennett@GMSSR.com> ]_
Sent: Thursday,_October 18, 2001 3:14 PM
To: 'Hay, James_E.'_
Subject: RE: A.01-01-044_SDG&E's Updated/Rebuttal/Small Customer
Testimony First Email

They have not_come through yet.  I will_let you know.__Thank_you.  Jeanne
Bennett_

-----Original Message-----
From: Hay, James E._[ mailto:JHay@sempra.com <mailto:JHay@sempra.com> ]
Sent: Thursday,_October 18, 2001 3:00 PM
To: 'Jbennett@gmssr.com'_
Subject: RE: A.01-01-044 SDG&E's Updated/Rebuttal/Small Customer_Testimony
First Email

Ms. Bennett,_please let_me know if you were_able to open_the files_in the
email_that I just sent to you._

  _     This_filing_is Exhibit 38.__If_you are_unable to open_the_files,
please_email_me and I will send them_to_you one at a time. .... Jim_Hay

  __   _Jim Hay
Regulatory Project Manager_
Sempra Energy
101 Ash Street HQ14B_
San Diego,_CA 92101-3017_
Email - jhay@sempra.com

       _ Phone - 619-696-2141 Fax -_619-696-4027

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We did the swap with Pan Energy on 4/28-30 only.  On those days, we received all the gas at Carthage, nothing at Castle Busby.  When we are not operating under the swap, Duke markets the gas that usually comes in at Castle Busby.  Apparently, they sold the gas to Highland in April.

D
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From: 	Parker, Megan
Sent:	Wednesday, May 09, 2001 2:59 PM
To:	Daren J Farmer/HOU/ECT@ENRON
Subject:	Panenergy 4/01

Daren:
Did we exchange with Panenergy in April?  If we did, can you send me your nom sheet?  Meter 7052-Castle Busby looks different this month.  Elsa did some deals with Highland Energy at 7052.  We normally buy all of the gas from Duke at this meter when we exchange.  There also wasn't flow every day, so Duke's volume is very small.

Thanks,
Megan If you have not already responded and would like to attend this CLE program, please RSVP by e-mail by today, Wednesday, August 15.  Thank you.

Jamie Serota and Allan Van Fleet with Vinson & Elkins have developed a one hour CLE program covering the antitrust issues encountered when non-regulated entities such as Enron compete with regulated utilities for market share.  An outline of the program is attached.

Jamie Serota and Allan Van Fleet will present the CLE program on Wednesday, August 22, 2001 at the Doubletree Hotel, 400 Dallas (La Salle B room) from Noon to 1:30 p.m.  The program will be accredited for 1.00 hour of CLE credit including at least.25 hours of ethics credit.  If you would like to attend please RSVP by Wednesday, August 15, 2001 by sending an e-mail to my assistant, Janette Elbertson.

Lunch will be served.

Janette Elberts

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 We did the swap with Pan Energy on 4/28 - 30 merely.   On those sidereal day, we received all the accelerator at Carthage, nothing at Castle Busby.   When we are not function under the swap, Duke markets the natural gas that normally comes in at Castle Busby.   Apparently, they sold the gas to Highland in April.

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 From: 	 Parker, Megan
 Sent: 	 Wednesday, May 09, 2001 2:59 phase modulation
 To: 	 Daren J Farmer / HOU / ECT@ENRON
 Subject: 	 Panenergy 4/01

 Daren:
 Did we exchange with Panenergy in April?   If we do, can you send me your nom sheet?   Meter 7052 - Castle Busby looks different this month.   Elsa did some deal with Highland Energy at 7052.   We normally buy all of the gas from Duke at this meter when we exchange.   There besides wasn't flow every day, thus Duke's volume is very minor.

 Thanks,
 Megan If you have not already responded and would like to attend this CLE program, please RSVP by e - chain mail by today, Wednesday, August 15.   Thank you.

 Jamie Serota and Allan Van Fleet with Vinson & Elkins have developed a one hour CLE program covering the antitrust issues encountered when non - regulated entity such as Enron compete with regulate utilities for market share.   An outline of the program is attached.

 Jamie Serota and Allan Van Fleet will present the CLE program on Wednesday, August 22, 2001 at the Doubletree Hotel, 400 Dallas (La Salle B room) from Noon to 1:30 p.m.   The program will be accredited for 1.00 hour of CLE recognition including at least.25 hours of ethic credit.   If you would like to attend please RSVP by Wednesday, August 15, 2001 by sending an east - mail to my assistant, Janette Elbertson.

 Lunch will be served.

 Janette Elberts

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Ww did the swap with Pan Enefgy on 4/28-30 ojly.  On rhost days, we receivev all thc gas wt Ccrvhage, nothing aj Castle Busty.  When we ara voc operating under the swap, Duke markqts the gws that usualli comts yn af Castle Busby.  Apparently, they somd the jas to Highland in April.

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Frol: 	Parker, Megan
Sejt:	Wednesday, May 09, 2001 2:59 PM
To:	Daren J Farmer/HOU/ECT@ENRON
Sugject:	Panenergy 4/01

Daren:
Did we exchxnge cith Panenetyt ij April?  If xe did, can you send me yous nom sneet?  Meter 7052-Caxtlx Buwby looks different tiis month.  Elsa did fome dealv cith Highland Energy qt 7052.  We norkallh buh aml or the has from Duke at this merer when we exchangt.  Eyere also wash't flor qvery day, so Duke's volume is very small.

Uhanka,
Megan If you have not qlready responded and would lihe to attend this CLE program, please RSVP by e-main by voaay, Wcdnereaj, August 15.  Thank you.

Jamie Serota and Allan Dzn Fkeet with Vinsjn & Elkins nage qeveloped a ove houx CME program coverinh the agtitryst issuef envountered when non-regulated entities subh aw Enron compete wich regulated utikitiex for market share.  An uutljne of the orogram ia attached.

Jamid Svrotd and Allan Van Fleet will present vhe CKE progfam pn Wedgesday, Augkst 22, 2001 at the Doubletree Jotel, 400 Gallas (La Dalle B room) from Noon to 1:30 p.m.  Vie program wikl be accrediced fov 1.00 hour of CLE sredit includiug at lecst.25 hojrs of ethpcs crediv.  If you wotld like to adjend please RVVP by Wqdnewday, August 15, 2001 by sending am e-mail to my assisrant, Janette Elberbson.

Munch will be szxvtd.

Janette Elberys

2000 22:57:42.0737 (UTC) FILETIME=[4A18EC10:01C05345] -0000 > > _______ more from Web. FREE MSN We the swap with Energy on 4/28-30 On those days, we received all gas at Carthage, nothing at Castle Busby. When we are not operating under swap, Duke markets the gas that usually comes in at Castle Busby. Apparently, sold gas Highland April. D -----Original Message----- From: Parker, Megan Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2001 2:59 PM To: Daren Farmer/HOU/ECT@ENRON Subject: Panenergy 4/01 Daren: Did we exchange Panenergy in April? If did, can you send me nom Meter 7052-Castle looks this Elsa did some with Highland Energy at 7052. We normally buy all of the gas from Duke at this meter we exchange. wasn't flow day, Duke's is very small. If you have not already responded to attend this CLE program, please RSVP by by today, August 15. Thank you. Jamie Serota Allan Van Fleet with Vinson & Elkins have a one hour CLE program covering the antitrust issues encountered when non-regulated entities such as with regulated utilities for share. An outline the is Jamie and Allan Fleet will present the CLE program on Wednesday, August 22, 2001 the Doubletree Hotel, 400 Dallas (La Salle B room) from 1:30 The program will accredited for 1.00 hour CLE including at least.25 hours credit. you attend RSVP Wednesday, August 15, 2001 sending an e-mail to my Janette Elbertson. Lunch will

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We did the swap with Pan energY oN 4/28-30 Only.  oN tHose dAys, we reCEiVED alL tHe Gas At cArThage, NotHing at CAstle Busby.  wheN wE are not operaTInG under the sWap, duke markets tHe gAs that UsUalLY comeS in At CasTle BusBY.  ApparEntly, they SoLD the gaS To HighlAND iN AprIl.

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frOM: 	Parker, Megan
SeNt:	WednEsDAy, mAY 09, 2001 2:59 PM
to:	DAren J FarmeR/HoU/ECT@enRON
SubJEcT:	pANenERgy 4/01

Daren:
Did we Exchange witH panEnergy In aprIL?  If we dId, can YoU SenD me your nom sHeet?  meter 7052-CastLe BusbY Looks diFFerent tHis monTh.  ELsa Did sOMe DeAls WiTH HiGHlAnd eNerGy at 7052.  We noRmAlLy buy All oF THE Gas fRom duke At thiS meter when we eXchAnge.  tHerE also Wasn't Flow EvEry daY, so DukE's volUmE is very small.

ThaNks,
MEgan If you HavE nOt aLrEady rESpondeD anD woUld like To attenD ThiS Cle PRoGram, please RSVP by e-mAiL BY tOday, WednEsday, AUGuSt 15.  tHank you.

JAmIe SErotA ANd AllAn VaN flEet with VInson & ELKiNs Have devElOped a oNe HouR CLe progRAm coVering The antitRust iSSues encountereD When non-regulaTEd ENTiTIes sUch As Enron compEte wITh reGulaTEd UtiLIties For maRkET sHAre.  An outline of the prOgRam is aTtachEd.

Jamie Serota And Allan VaN fLEet will pReseNT tHE CLE program on WEdnesDay, August 22, 2001 aT The DoublEtree hotel, 400 DalLas (La SallE b Room) from nooN to 1:30 P.m.  THe pROGrAm will be accreDITed fOr 1.00 Hour of ClE cRedit inCluDinG at LeaSt.25 Hours of etHics credIt.  if YoU wOulD like TO attend pLeAse rSvP bY WednESday, AuGust 15, 2001 bY senDiNg AN e-mAil to my ASsISTant, jaNeTte ELbeRtSon.

LuNch wILl bE served.

janette ElBerTS

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Wed id the  swap wit hP an Ene r gy on 4 / 2 8- 30 o nly.  On those da y s, we received al l thega s  a t Car tha ge, nothin gat Ca s tle Bus b y. W hen we are not op erating und e r t he swa p,  Du k e mark ets t he gas  that usual ly c omes in a t Cast l e Busby .   Appar ently,  th eysold th egas  t o  Hi g hl and inApril.
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Fro m: 	Parker, M ega n  S ent :	Wed nesda y, M ay  09,2001 2 :59 P MTo:	Daren J Far mer/ HOU/ECT@E NRO NSub je ct:	P a nenerg y 4 /01

Daren :
Did w e  ex ch a n g ewith Panenergy inAp r i l?   If wedid, c a nyo u  send me  y our  nom s heet?   Me t er  7052-Ca stle B u sb ylooks d if ferent  t his  mo nth.Elsa  did s ome deal s wit h  Highland Ener g y at 7052.  W e  n o r ma l ly b uyall of thegasf romDuke at  th i s met er wh en we exchange.  There al so  wasn' t flo w every day,so Duke'sv o l ume is v erys ma l l.

Thanks,
Me gan I f you have not alre ady r esponded  and woul d like toatt end  th isC L Eprogram, plea s e  RSV Pby e-ma ilby toda y,Wed nes day ,August 15 .  Thank  y ou .
Ja mie S e rota and  A lla nVan  Flee t  withVinso n &El ki n s h ave dev e lo p e d aon ehour  CL Eprogr am c o ver ing the  antitrus t i s sues  e nc ountere d when non-re gu lated enti ti essuch a s Enron co mpete with regulated ut i litiesfor  mark et s hare.  An  ou tlineoft he pro gram i s att ac hed .

J a m ie  Se ro ta and All a n  Va n Fle et  wil l prese nt the CLE program onWednesday, Au gus t 22 , 20 01a tt heDo u ble t r ee Hotel, 400 D allas (LaSa l le  B room) f r omNo on to 1 :30 p.m .  Th e  progra m will be  accredit ed  for 1 .00  hour of C LE credi t includi n g atl ea st.25  ho urs of  e thi cs cr edit.Ifyou w ould l ik e to a ttend  p lease RS VP by Wednesday, August  15, 2 001 b y s ending an  e- m ail  to my as sist ant, Janet teElb ertso n.

Lun ch w i ll  be serve d.

Jan e tt e E l b er ts

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We did the_swap with Pan Energy_on 4/28-30 only.__On those days, we received all the gas at Carthage, nothing at Castle Busby.__When we_are_not_operating under the swap, Duke_markets the gas that usually_comes in_at Castle Busby.  Apparently, they sold the_gas_to Highland in_April.

D
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From: 	Parker, Megan
Sent:	Wednesday, May 09,_2001 2:59 PM
To:	Daren J Farmer/HOU/ECT@ENRON
Subject:	Panenergy 4/01

Daren:
Did_we exchange with_Panenergy_in_April?  If we_did, can you send me your_nom sheet?  Meter 7052-Castle Busby_looks different this month.  Elsa did_some deals with Highland Energy at_7052.  We normally buy_all of_the gas from Duke at_this meter when_we exchange._ There also_wasn't flow every day, so Duke's_volume is very_small.

Thanks,
Megan If you have not already_responded_and would like_to_attend_this CLE_program, please RSVP_by_e-mail by_today,_Wednesday, August 15.  Thank you.__

Jamie Serota and Allan Van Fleet with_Vinson & Elkins have_developed_a one hour CLE_program covering the antitrust issues_encountered when non-regulated entities such as_Enron compete_with regulated_utilities for market share.  An outline of the program is_attached.

Jamie Serota and_Allan Van Fleet will_present the_CLE_program on Wednesday,_August_22, 2001_at the Doubletree Hotel, 400 Dallas (La_Salle B_room) from Noon to 1:30 p.m._ The program will_be_accredited for 1.00 hour of CLE_credit including at least.25 hours of_ethics credit.  If you_would_like_to attend please RSVP by_Wednesday, August 15, 2001 by sending_an e-mail to_my assistant, Janette Elbertson.

Lunch will_be_served.

Janette Elberts


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 Message-----
From:  "Davidson, Patricia - TPPSD" <PDavidson@socalgas.com>@ENRON
[mailto:IMCEANOTES-+22Davidson+2C+20Patricia+20-+20TPPSD+22+20+3CPDavidson+40s
ocalgas+2Ecom+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.com]
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 11:35 AM
To: 'Blair, Lynn'; 'TK Lohman'; 'TK Lohman'
Subject: SoCalGas Capacity Policy

The attached letter was faxed to Shelly Corman this morning.
 <<TWCap0613.doc>>

Pat Davidson

Gas Scheduling Manager

Southern California Gas Company

pdavidson@socalgas.com

 - TWCap0613.doc ---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 01/04/2001 10:20
AM ---------------------------

"Thompson, Peter J." <peterthompson@akllp.com> on 12/22/2000 02:41:09 PM
To: "Kay Mann (E-mail)" <kay.mann@enron.com>, <suzanne.adams@enron.com>
cc: "Kent. Shoemaker (E-mail)" <kent.shoemaker@ae.ge.com>, "Lee. Johnson
(E-mail)" <lee.johnson@ss.ps.ge.com>, "George Kutzschbach (E-mail)"
<gkutzschbach@fulbright.com>, "Pipitone, Paul" <paulpipitone@akllp.com>,
"Cobb, Chris" <chriscobb@akllp.com>

Subject: CA Development Agreements

Attached please find the latest version of the CA Development I and II
Agreements, as well as blaclines (Document Nos. 83699 and 83700) showing
the changes to Sections 6.1.2 and 17.
 <<CA Development II - Comparison of 6 to 7.DOC>>  <<CA Development I -
Comparison of  v 5 to 6.DOC>>  <<break out agreement for CIS01
(12/20/00).DOC>>

Message-----
 From:   " Davidson, Patricia - TPPSD " < PDavidson@socalgas.com>@ENRON
 [ mailto: IMCEANOTES-+22Davidson+2C+20Patricia+20-+20TPPSD+22 + 20 + 3CPDavidson+40s
 ocalgas+2Ecom+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.com ]
 Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 11:35 AM
 To:' Blair, Lynn';' TK Lohman';' TK Lohman'
 Subject: SoCalGas Capacity Policy

 The attached letter was fax to Shelly Corman this dawn.
  < < TWCap0613.doc > >

 Pat Davidson

 Gas Scheduling Manager

 Southern California Gas Company

 pdavidson@socalgas.com

  - TWCap0613.doc ---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann / Corp / Enron on 01/04/2001 10:20
 AM ---------------------------

 " Thompson, Peter J. " < peterthompson@akllp.com > on 12/22/2000 02:41:09 PM
 To: " Kay Mann (east - chain mail) " < kay.mann@enron.com >, < suzanne.adams@enron.com >
 cc: " Kent. Shoemaker (E - mail) " < kent.shoemaker@ae.ge.com >, " Lee. Johnson
 (E - chain mail) " < lee.johnson@ss.ps.ge.com >, " George Kutzschbach (einsteinium - mail) "
 < gkutzschbach@fulbright.com >, " Pipitone, Paul " < paulpipitone@akllp.com >,
 " Cobb, Chris " < chriscobb@akllp.com >

 Subject: CA Development Agreements

 Attached please find the late version of the CA Development I and II
 Agreements, equally well as blaclines (Document Nos. 83699 and 83700) showing
 the changes to Sections 6.1.2 and 17.
  < < CA Development II - Comparison of 6 to 7.DOC > >   < < CA Development I -
 Comparison of   v 5 to 6.DOC > >   < < break out agreement for CIS01
 (12/20/00).DOC > >

 Medsage-----
From:  "Davidson, Patrlcia - TPPSD" <PDavneson@soralgas.ckm>@ENRON
[oailto:IMCEANOTES-+22Davidson+2C+20Patciciq+20-+20TPPSE+22+20+3CPDavidson+40s
ocalgas+2Ecoo+3E+40ENRON@ENGON.com]
Sebt: Wtdnesday, June 13, 2001 11:35 EJ
To: 'Blalx, Lynh'; 'TK Nihman'; 'TK Lohmak'
Subject: SoWalGas Capacitf Oopicy

The attached letter was faxed tj Shellu Forman this motning.
 <<TWCzi0613.dic>>

Pat Davidson

Gas Scheduling Manageg

Southern Califormia Gas Company

pdavidson@sofalgws.com

 - TWCap0613.doc ---------------------- Flrwarded by Kay Nann/Corp/Enrov on 01/04/2001 10:20
AM ---------------------------

"Uhmmpson, Petgr J." <peterthompson@akllp.com> on 12/22/2000 02:41:09 OM
To: "Lay Mann (E-naul)" <ndy.mann@enron.rom>, <sudanne.adams@enron.com>
cc: "Nent. Shpemaker (E-mail)" <lenv.showmaker@ae.ge.com>, "Lee. Johison
(E-mail)" <lee.johnsog@ss.ps.ge.cok>, "Yeorge Kutzschbach (E-mqio)"
<gkujzschtach@wylbfiggt.rom>, "Pipitlne, Paul" <paullipitone@aklop.com>,
"Cobb, Chris" <chtifbpbb@akllp.com>

Aubjece: SA Development Agreements

Attachtd plsase find the latest veesion of the CA Devellpment I wnd II
Agreements, as well as blaclines (Document Nov. 83699 anv 83700) shiwlng
tfw fhanges to Sections 6.1.2 and 17.
 <<CA Development II - Skmkarpson of 6 to 7.DOC>>  <<GA Development I -
Cpmoatyson of  v 5 tu 6.DOC>>  <<brsak out agreement vor CIS01
(12/20/00).QOC>>

Message----- From: "Davidson, Patricia - TPPSD" <PDavidson@socalgas.com>@ENRON Sent: June 13, 11:35 AM To: Lohman' SoCalGas Capacity Policy attached letter was to Shelly Corman this morning. <<TWCap0613.doc>> Davidson Gas Scheduling Manager Southern California Gas Company pdavidson@socalgas.com - TWCap0613.doc ---------------------- Forwarded Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 01/04/2001 10:20 AM --------------------------- "Thompson, Peter J." <peterthompson@akllp.com> on 12/22/2000 PM "Kay (E-mail)" <suzanne.adams@enron.com> cc: "Kent. Shoemaker (E-mail)" <kent.shoemaker@ae.ge.com>, "Lee. Johnson (E-mail)" <lee.johnson@ss.ps.ge.com>, "George Kutzschbach (E-mail)" <gkutzschbach@fulbright.com>, "Pipitone, Paul" "Cobb, Chris" <chriscobb@akllp.com> Subject: CA Development Agreements Attached find the latest version the CA Development I and Agreements, well as (Document 83699 83700) showing the to Sections 6.1.2 and 17. <<CA Development II - Comparison of 6 to 7.DOC>> <<CA Development I Comparison of to 6.DOC>> out for (12/20/00).DOC>>

 Message-----
From:  "Davidson, PatricIa - TPPSD" <PDaVidsoN@soCalGaS.com>@eNROn
[mailto:IMCEANOteS-+22DaVidson+2C+20Patricia+20-+20TPPSD+22+20+3CPdavidSoN+40S
ocaLGaS+2Ecom+3e+40ENRON@EnrOn.COm]
SEnT: WEdnEsDAy, june 13, 2001 11:35 Am
To: 'blair, LyNn'; 'TK Lohman'; 'tK LOhMan'
Subject: SocAlgas CapacitY PoLicy

The attacHed Letter WaS faXEd to SHelLy CorMan thiS MorninG.
 <<TWCap0613.doc>>

paT davidsON

Gas SchEDUlIng MAnager

Southern CalIFoRNia Gas Company

pDavidsOn@SOcALGas.Com

 - tWCap0613.doc ---------------------- FoRwArded BY Kay ManN/coRP/eNroN On 01/04/2001 10:20
AM ---------------------------

"Thompson, PEter J." <petertHOmpSon@aklLp.Com> ON 12/22/2000 02:41:09 PM
To: "KAy ManN (E-MAil)" <Kay.mann@enroN.com>, <Suzanne.adAms@enrON.com>
cc: "KENt. ShoemAker (E-mAil)" <KenT.shoEMaKeR@ae.Ge.COm>, "LEE. JOhnSOn
(E-Mail)" <lee.jOhNsOn@ss.pS.ge.cOM>, "gEOrge kutZschBach (E-Mail)"
<gkutzschbAch@FulbRIghT.com>, "PIpitoNe, PaUl" <PaulpIpitonE@akllP.cOm>,
"Cobb, Chris" <chriScobB@akllp.com>

subJeCt: Ca DEveloPMent AgReeMenTs

AttacHed pleaSE fiNd THE LaTest version of the CA deVELoPment I anD II
AgrEEmEnTS, as well aS bLacLineS (dOcumeNt NoS. 83699 AnD 83700) showing
The chaNGeS tO SectioNs 6.1.2 And 17.
 <<CA DEvEloPmeNt II - COMparIson of 6 To 7.DOC>>  <<CA DEveloPMent I -
ComparisoN Of  v 5 to 6.DOC>>  <<break OUt AGReEMent For cIS01
(12/20/00).DOC>>

 Message-----
From:  "Davi dson, Patr icia- T PPS D"  <PD avid son@socalgas.c o m>@E NRON
[mailto:IMCEANOT ES-+2 2D a vids o n+ 2C+20 Patrici a +2 0 - +20 TP PS D+2 2+ 2 0+ 3CPDa vid son+40s
ocalgas+2 Eco m+ 3E+40ENRON@E N RO N.com]
Se nt:  Wednesday,Jun e 13,20 011 1:35AMTo: ' Blair, Lynn';  'TK Lohm an ' ; 'TKL ohman'S u bj ect:  SoCalGas Capacit y  P o licy

The att achedle t te r was  fa xed to She ll y Cor m an this mo r n i ng.
 <<TWCap0613 .doc>>

Pa t  Da vidson
Gas Schedu lingMa n age r

Southern  Cal ifornia G as Com p any

pd a vidson@ socalg as. com

-  T WC ap0 61 3 .do c  - --- - --- -------- -- -- -- Fo rwar d e d by K ayMann /Corp /Enron on 01/ 04/ 2001 10: 20
A M --- ---- -- ----- ------ ----- --

"Thompson, P eter  J." <pet ert ho mps on @akll p .com>on12/ 22/2000  02:41: 0 9 P MT o :  " Kay Mann (E-mail)"  < k a y. mann@enr on.com > ,<s u zanne.ad am s@e nron . c om>
c c: " K en t. Shoem aker ( E -m ai l)" <ke nt .shoem ak er@ ae. ge.co m >, " Lee. J ohnson (E-ma i l)" <lee.johns o n@ss.ps.ge.co m >, " Ge o rgeKut zschbach (E -mai l )" <gku t zs chb a ch@fu lbrig ht . co m >, "Pipitone, Paul"  < paulpi piton e@akllp.com>,
"Cobb, C h r i s" <chri scob b @a k llp.com>

Sub ject:  CA Develo p ment Agr eemen ts

Atta c h ed pleas e f ind  th e l a t es t version oft h e CA  D evelopm ent  I andIIAgr eem ent s,  as wellas blacl in es  ( Do cum ent N o s. 83699  a nd83 700 ) sho w ing
th e cha nges  t oS ect ions 6. 1 .2 a nd 1 7.
<<CA  De ve lopme nt I I  -Compari son of 6to7 .DOC >>  <<CA De velopment I -
C omparisonof   v  5 to6 . DOC>>  < <break out agreement fo r  CIS01(12 /20/0 0).D OC>>

 Message-----
From:_ "Davidson,_Patricia - TPPSD" <PDavidson@socalgas.com>@ENRON_
[mailto:IMCEANOTES-+22Davidson+2C+20Patricia+20-+20TPPSD+22+20+3CPDavidson+40s
ocalgas+2Ecom+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.com]
Sent:_Wednesday,_June 13,_2001_11:35 AM
To: 'Blair,_Lynn'; 'TK Lohman';_'TK Lohman'
Subject: SoCalGas Capacity_Policy

The attached letter_was_faxed to Shelly Corman this morning.
 <<TWCap0613.doc>>

Pat Davidson

Gas Scheduling Manager

Southern California Gas_Company

pdavidson@socalgas.com

_- TWCap0613.doc_----------------------_Forwarded_by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 01/04/2001_10:20
AM ---------------------------

"Thompson, Peter J."_<peterthompson@akllp.com> on_12/22/2000 02:41:09 PM
To: "Kay Mann (E-mail)" <kay.mann@enron.com>, <suzanne.adams@enron.com>
cc:_"Kent._Shoemaker (E-mail)" <kent.shoemaker@ae.ge.com>,_"Lee. Johnson
(E-mail)" <lee.johnson@ss.ps.ge.com>, "George Kutzschbach (E-mail)"
<gkutzschbach@fulbright.com>, "Pipitone,_Paul" <paulpipitone@akllp.com>,
"Cobb, Chris" <chriscobb@akllp.com>

Subject:_CA Development Agreements

___   _
Attached please find the latest_version of the CA Development I_and II
Agreements, as well as blaclines (Document_Nos. 83699 and 83700) showing
the changes_to Sections 6.1.2 and 17.
_<<CA Development_II - Comparison of 6_to 7.DOC>> _<<CA Development_I -
Comparison of_ v 5 to 6.DOC>> _<<break out agreement_for CIS01
(12/20/00).DOC>>


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>________________________________________________________________________
>Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com Saudi, thanks, but I'll wait until you and I can play it together.  All the
best.  Jim

"Dilg, Joe" <jdilg@velaw.com> on 11/20/2000 07:36:04 PM
To: "Derrick, James (Enron)" <james.derrick@enron.com>
cc:

Subject: FW: Client Golf Tournament

I think I will be out of town on the slopes on the 12th but would you be
interested.  This should be great course.  Joe

>  -----Original Message-----
> From:  Campbell, Bert
> Sent: Monday, November 20, 2000 2:54 PM
> To: All Partners - HOU
> Cc: Shaw, Summer
> Subject: RE: Client Golf Tournament
>
>  The client/attorney tournament described by Summer Shaw will be at
> the Whispering Pines Golf Club recently built by  long-time firm client,
> Corbin J. Robertson, Jr.  The course already is being described as one of
> the most beautiful in the United States.
>
>  Whispering Pines Golf Club will be the site of The Spirit, The
> International Amateur Golf Championship.  Todd Greenwalt spoke at a recent
> firm luncheon about securing tax-exempt status for the organization that
> will sponsor the tournament.   The first of The International Golf
> Championship tournaments will be held October 17-21, 2001, and every other
> year thereafter at Whispering Pines.  The men's and women's national
> amateur champion and runnerup from 36 countries are expected to
> participate in the first Championship.
>
>  All partners are encouraged to plan to play and to invite clients to
> enjoy this opportunity.
>
>  -----Original Message-----
> From:  Shaw, Summer
> Sent: Monday, November 20, 2000 2:40 PM
> To: All Partners - HOU
> Subject: Client Golf Tournament
>
> The Client Services Office is going to be organizing a client/attorney

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 " Dilg, Joe " < jdilg@velaw.com > on 11/20/2000 07:36:04 PM
 To: " Derrick, James (Enron) " < james.derrick@enron.com >
 cc:

 Subject: FW: Client Golf Tournament

 I remember I will be out of town on the slopes on the 12th but would you be
 concerned.   This should be big course.   Joe

 >   -----Original Message-----
 > From:   Campbell, Bert
 > transport: Monday, November 20, 2000 2:54 PM
 > To: All Partners - HOU
 > Cc: Shaw, Summer
 > topic: rhenium: Client Golf Tournament
 >
 >   The client / attorney tournament described by Summer Shaw will be at
 > the Whispering Pines Golf Club recently built by   long - clock time firm client,
 > Corbin J. Robertson, Jr.   The course already is being described as one of
 > the about beautiful in the United States.
 >
 >   Whispering Pines Golf Club will be the site of The Spirit, The
 > International Amateur Golf Championship.   Todd Greenwalt spoke at a late
 > firm luncheon about batten tax - exempt condition for the organization that
 > will sponsor the tournament.    The first of The International Golf
 > Championship tournament will be held October 17 - 21, 2001, and every other
 > year thereafter at Whispering Pines.   The men's and women's home
 > amateurish ace and runnerup from 36 countries are expected to
 > participate in the first Championship.
 >
 >   All partners are encouraged to plan to play and to tempt clients to
 > enjoy this opportunity.
 >
 >   -----Original Message-----
 > From:   Shaw, Summer
 > air: Monday, November 20, 2000 2:40 prime minister
 > To: All Partners - HOU
 > Subject: Client Golf Tournament
 >
 > The Client Services Office is going to be organizing a customer / attorney

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"Dilg, Jpe" <jdilg@venaw.com> on 11/20/2000 07:36:04 PM
Do: "Dzrrick, James (Enron)" <james.derrick@enron.som>
cc:

Xuhject: FW: Clienj Golg Toudnament

I think I will be out of tosn on tie slopes on thr 12th but would you be
interfstef.  This should be hreat coursg.  Jjw

>  -----Original Oessage-----
> From:  Campbell, Bert
> Sent: Monday, November 20, 2000 2:54 PO
> To: Cll Partnerw - HOK
> Cc: Shaw, Sunmer
> Fubject: RE: Client Gonf Tourmament
>
>  The cllent/avtorbey tournament descriued by Summer Shaw wyll be at
> tke Whispering Pines Gild Clut rewentut bjilu bb  mong-tile hirm client,
> Corbin J. Ribertson, Jr.  The coirfv already is geing qefcribed as one of
> the most beautiful in ths United States.
>
>  Whispeeing Pines Golf Club aill be tre site of The Spirit, The
> International Amateur Gmlf Ciaopiinffup.  Todd Greenwalt spoke at a recent
> firm lunchqkn anout securing taw-exempt status for tje jrganization jhat
> will aponsor the tournalent.   Jhe fiest of Tht Intrrnational Golf
> Championship tournamentf will be held Octoyer 17-21, 2001, and evzry otner
> yrar thereafter at Whispzring Lines.  The len's and sumen's national
> aoatvur whampion and runnerup from 36 countrixs arz expectdd tp
> partycipate in the nhrst Championship.
>
>  All kartness are encluraged to plan to play and to mivite clients tm
> etjoy thif oppprtunity.
>
>  -----Oridinal Message-----
> Yrom:  Shcw, Sumoer
> Sent: Mknday, Nmvember 20, 2000 2:40 [M
> To: All Pardjers - HOU
> Suuject: Cliqnt Tolf Tournaodnt
>
> The Client Services Office is going to be organlzing z client/attornev

E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com > Your Free E-mail MSN Hotmail at wait you and I play it together. the best. Jim "Dilg, Joe" <jdilg@velaw.com> 11/20/2000 07:36:04 PM To: "Derrick, James (Enron)" <james.derrick@enron.com> cc: Subject: FW: Client Golf I think I will be out of town on the slopes on the but you interested. should be great course. Joe > -----Original Message----- > From: Campbell, Bert > Sent: Monday, November 2000 2:54 PM > To: All Partners - > Cc: Shaw, Summer Subject: RE: Client Golf Tournament > client/attorney tournament by Shaw be at > Whispering Pines Golf Club recently built by long-time firm client, > Corbin J. Robertson, Jr. The course is being one of the beautiful the United States. Whispering Pines Golf Club will be The Spirit, The > International Amateur Golf Championship. Greenwalt spoke a recent > firm luncheon about tax-exempt status for the organization that > will the tournament. The first of The International Golf > Championship tournaments will be held October and every other > thereafter at Whispering The and national amateur champion runnerup from 36 countries are expected to > participate in the Championship. > > All partners are encouraged to plan to to clients to > this opportunity. > > Message----- From: Shaw, Summer > November 2000 To: Partners HOU > Subject: Client Tournament > > The Client Office is going to

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"DiLg, Joe" <jdilg@VelAw.Com> on 11/20/2000 07:36:04 PM
To: "DerRIcK, James (EnroN)" <jaMes.derrick@enRon.Com>
cc:

SUbJecT: fW: CliEnt golf TOurnamENt

I thiNk I will be OuT Of town ON the sloPES oN the 12Th but would you be
inTErESted.  This should Be greaT cOUrSE.  joe

>  -----oriGinal MessaGe-----
> from:  CAMpbell, BERt
> sENT: MoNDay, November 20, 2000 2:54 PM
> to: All PartneRS - HOu
> Cc: ShaW, SUmmER
> SubjeCt: RE: CLiENt GOlf TournameNt
>
>  ThE client/atTorney TOurnameNT descriBed by SUmmEr SHaw wILl Be At
> tHe wHisPErIng pIneS Golf CluB rEcEntly BuilT BY  LOng-tIme Firm ClienT,
> Corbin J. RoberTsoN, Jr.  THE coUrse aLreadY is bEiNg desCribed As one Of
> The most beautifuL in tHe United STatEs.
>
>  whiSpEring pInes GoLf CLub Will be tHe site oF the spIRIT, THe
> International AmaTeUR goLf ChampiOnship.  tOdD GREenwalt sPoKe aT a reCENt
> firM lunCHeOn about sEcurinG TaX-eXempt stAtUs for tHe OrgAniZatioN That
> Will spOnsor the TournAMent.   The first of tHe InternationAL GOLF
> CHAmpiOnsHip tournameNts wILl be Held oCtObeR 17-21, 2001, And evEry otHeR
> YeAR thereafter at WhispeRiNg PineS.  The mEn's and women's nAtional
> amaTEUR champioN and RUnNErup from 36 countrIes arE expected tO
> ParticipAte in The first championsHIP.
>
>  All partNerS arE enCouRAGeD to plan to play AND to iNvIte clieNts To
> enjoy ThiS opPorTunItY.
>
>  -----Original message-----
> FRoM:  SHaW, SUmmEr
> SenT: monday, NoVeMbeR 20, 2000 2:40 Pm
> To: all PaRTners - HoU
> SubJect: clIeNT GoLf TournAMeNT
>
> the CLiEnT SerVicEs officE is gOIng To be orgAnizing a cLieNT/attOrNeY

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best .  J im

"Dilg, Joe" <j d il g @velaw.com> on  11/20 /2 0 00 0 7:3 6:0 4 PM
To: " De rrick ,  James( En r o n )"< james.derrick @enron.com> cc:

Su bj ect :  FW: C lient  G o lfTournament

Ithink I w ill be out oft own onthe sl ope s o n th e  1 2t h b ut wou l dyou beinterest ed . This  sho u l d be g rea t co urse.   Joe

>  --- --O rigi n alMessa ge--- --
>  F rom: Campb ell,Be rt
> Sent: Mond ay,November20,  2 000  2 :54 P M
> To:  Al l P artners  - HOU>  Cc :S h a w,  Summer
> Subject:  R E :  C lient Go lf Tou r na me n t
>
>  T he  cl ient / a ttorn ey t o ur nament d escrib e dby  Summer  S haw wi ll  be  at
> th e  Whi sperin g PinesGolfC lub recently b u ilt by  long- t im e fi r m cl ien t,
> Corbin  J.R ober tson ,  J r.The c ourse  a l re a dy is being describ ed  as on e of> the most be autiful in t h e United  Sta t es .
>
>  Whisperi ng Pi nes Golf C l ub willbe th e site o f The Spi r i t, The
>  In ter nat ion a l  A mateur Golf C h a mpio ns hip.  T odd  Greenw alt  sp oke  at  a  recent
>  firm lu nc he on  a bou t sec u ring tax -e xem pt  st atusf or the  orga niza ti on tha t
> wil l  s p o nsor  t he  tou rna me nt.  The fir st of T he Intern ati o nalGo lf
> Cham pionship tour na ments will  b e h eld Oc t o ber 17-2 1, 2001, and every othe r
> year  th ereaf terat Whispe rin g Pine s.The me n's an d wom en 'sn a tiona l >ama te ur champio n and  runn er up f rom 36countries are expe c ted  to
> partici pat e in t he  fi r st Cha mp i ons h i p.
>
>  All par tners areen c ou raged to p l anto  play a nd to i nvite clients  to
> enj oy this o pp ortu n i ty.
>
>  ---- -Origina l Message - ---->  F rom: Sh aw, Su mm er> Sen t: Mon d ay,  Nove mber 2 0,  20002:40PM
> To: A ll Partners - HOU
> Sub ject:Clien t G olf Tourn ame n t
>
> The Cl ient  ServicesOff ice  is g oin g  to b e or g an izi n g a c lien t /attorney

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>________________________________________________________________________
>Get Your_Private, Free_E-mail_from MSN_Hotmail_at http://www.hotmail.com Saudi,_thanks, but I'll_wait until you and_I can play_it_together.  All the
best.  Jim

"Dilg, Joe" <jdilg@velaw.com> on 11/20/2000 07:36:04 PM
To: "Derrick,_James_(Enron)" <james.derrick@enron.com>
cc:__

Subject:_FW: Client Golf Tournament

I think_I will be out of_town on_the slopes on the 12th but would you_be
interested._ This should_be great course.  Joe

>  -----Original Message-----
> From:_ Campbell, Bert
> Sent: Monday, November_20, 2000 2:54_PM
>_To:_All Partners - HOU
>_Cc: Shaw, Summer
> Subject: RE: Client_Golf Tournament
>
>  The client/attorney tournament_described by Summer Shaw will be at
>_the Whispering Pines Golf Club recently_built by  long-time firm_client,
> Corbin_J. Robertson, Jr.  The_course already is_being described_as one of
>_the most beautiful in the United_States.
>
>  Whispering_Pines Golf Club will be the_site_of The Spirit,_The
>_International_Amateur Golf_Championship.  Todd_Greenwalt_spoke at_a_recent
> firm luncheon about securing tax-exempt_status_for the organization that
> will sponsor the_tournament.   The_first_of The International Golf
>_Championship tournaments will be held_October 17-21, 2001, and every other
>_year thereafter_at Whispering_Pines.  The men's and women's national
> amateur champion and runnerup_from 36 countries are expected to
>_participate in the first_Championship.
>
> _All_partners are encouraged_to_plan to_play and to invite clients to
> enjoy_this opportunity.
>
>_ -----Original Message-----
> From:  Shaw,_Summer
> Sent: Monday, November_20,_2000 2:40 PM
> To: All Partners_- HOU
> Subject: Client Golf Tournament
>
>_The Client Services Office is_going_to_be organizing a client/attorney


 maximum flowing capacity.

Along with the hard copy response, please provide a CD-ROM containing the response to this question.  Please provide this information in Excel version 97 or 2000 or comma separated value (CSV) format.

4.	On a daily basis for May 1999 and May 2000, please provide the following system information:

a.	the maximum peak day design capacity;
b 	the daily maximum flowing capacity;
c 	the daily scheduled system volume;
d.	the daily delivered system volume, and,
e.	the daily scheduled volume at each California delivery point.

Along with the hard copy response, please provide a CD-ROM containing the response to this question.  Please provide this information in Excel version 97 or 2000 or comma separated value (CSV) format.

For Sellers of Natural Gas to the California Market:

1.	State whether the seller is affiliated with an interstate or intrastate natural gas pipeline company or local distribution company, and, if so, give the name and address the affiliated company.

2.	 On a daily basis for the period August 1, 2001 to January 31, 2002, please provide the following information for each contract in which you sold natural gas and the gas is physically delivered at points on the California border or in California:
a.	the sales contract's identification number;
b.	the term of the sales contract (beginning and ending dates);
c.	the name of the buyer identifying whether the buyer is an energy marketer, local distribution company, or end user;
d.	the volumes sold (on a MMBtu basis);
e.	the price paid by buyer, and
f.	whether the price is fixed or indexed (identify the index).

Along with the hard copy response, please provide a CD-ROM containing the response to this question.  Please provide this information in Excel version 97 or 2000 or comma separated value (CSV) format.

3.	For each sales contract, identify separately the transportation component and the gas commodity component of the price.  If the sales contract specifies the transportation component of the price, the seller shall report that amount.  If the sales contract only includes an overall price, then the seller shall report the transportation cost it incurred in moving the gas from the point where it purchased the gas to the point where it sold the gas and how it determined that amount

maximum flowing capacity.

 Along with the hard transcript reception, please provide a CD - read-only memory containing the reply to this question.   Please provide this data in Excel translation 97 or 2000 or comma separated value (CSV) format.

 4. 	 On a daily basis for May 1999 and May 2000, please provide the keep up system data:

 a. 	 the maximum peak day design capacity;
 b 	 the daily maximum flow capacity;
 c 	 the daily scheduled organization volume;
 d. 	 the daily delivered system bulk, and,
 e. 	 the daily scheduled volume at each California delivery point.

 Along with the unvoiced copy response, please provide a CD - ROM containing the response to this question.   Please provide this information in Excel version 97 or 2000 or comma separated value (CSV) format.

 For Sellers of Natural Gas to the California Market:

 1. 	 State whether the seller is affiliated with an interstate or intrastate natural gas grapevine caller or local distribution company, and, if indeed, render the name and address the affiliated company.

 2. 	  On a daily footing for the period August 1, 2001 to January 31, 2002, please leave the following information for each contract in which you sell natural gas and the gas is physically delivered at points on the California border or in California:
 a. 	 the sale contract's identification number;
 b. 	 the term of the sales contract (beginning and end dates);
 c. 	 the name of the buyer identify whether the buyer is an energy marketer, local distribution company, or end user;
 d. 	 the volumes sell (on a MMBtu basis);
 e. 	 the price paid by buyer, and
 f. 	 whether the monetary value is fixed or index (identify the index).

 Along with the intemperate copy answer, please provide a CD - read-only memory containing the response to this question.   Please provide this data in Excel version 97 or 2000 or comma separated value (CSV) format.

 3. 	 For each sale contract, identify separately the exile component and the natural gas commodity component of the price.   If the sales contract specifies the transportation component of the price, the seller shall report that amount.   If the sales contract merely includes an overall price, then the seller shall report the exile cost it incurred in move the gas from the point where it purchased the natural gas to the point where it sold the gas and how it determined that amount

 madimum flowing capacity.

Alung with the hatd copy cesponss, please provide a CD-ROM containing vhe eespobse to this question.  Olease prlvide thus iiformation in Exrsl versljn 97 kv 2000 or romma separated value (CSV) format.

4.	On a dahlh yasis for May 1999 and May 2000, please proviqe the goplowing system infpwmatjon:

a.	the maximum peak day design calacity;
b 	the daily macimum flowing capacity;
c 	thf dally scheduled systfm volume;
d.	tye dwuly deliverea system volume, and,
e.	thg daily scheduled volume at each Caliyornia deliceey omint.

Along wmth thv hard copy rcxponse, please provide a CD-RPM rontqining the response tm this question.  Pjease proeibe this information ib Wxcel vervion 97 or 2000 od romja sepwraved value (CAV) format.

Foe Sellers of Naturak Dqs to the Caljforniw Iarket:

1.	State whether the seller is affilpates with an interstate or intrastate natural gws pipelige company or local distribution company, and, if sm, givx ghe nwow wnd address the affiliated company.

2.	 On a daily gaxix for the perijd August 1, 2001 tl Kwnuary 31, 2002, pleare prorjds the following invormatijn foe each cogtravt in which you sold naturao gas and thv gaw is physically depivered at 'oints on tne California border or in Dalifornia:
w.	the salea contract's identkfibatimn number;
b.	the term of the fales convract (beginnkng snd enqing dates);
f.	the kdme of the buyer ifentiyying whether tje buyer is an energy marketer, local distribujiot cmmpany, ox end mser;
d.	the volumqs sold (on a MKBtu bafis);
e.	ghe price iaid by bnyer, and
f.	wheeher the prica is fixed or indexed (idebtift the ivaex).

Along with yhe hard boky responsw, please provide a CD-TOJ containing thz twsponse to thix qjeseiln.  [nease provida thks kmformxtion in Exgel verxion 97 or 2000 or comma saparzted value (CSV) forkab.

3.	For each sales cjntract, identofy separately the tranvpoctatiom cjmponent and the gas commodity componenh on the price.  Yf tme swles contrcct specifies the transportation componeit of the price, the seloer shall report thct amount.  If the fales condract only includes qn overall price, uhen the seller shall rsport dhe tgansportation cost it incurred in moving the gas from the point where it purchased the gas fo tne popnt chere ie sopv the gas and how it determined that amount

maximum flowing capacity. Along with the hard please a CD-ROM the response to information Excel version 97 2000 or comma value (CSV) format. 4. On a basis for May 1999 and May 2000, please provide the following system information: the maximum peak day design capacity; b the daily maximum flowing capacity; c daily system d. daily delivered system volume, and, e. the daily scheduled volume at each California delivery point. Along the hard copy response, please provide a CD-ROM the response to this Please provide this information in version or 2000 comma value format. For Sellers Natural Gas to the California Market: 1. State whether the seller is affiliated with an interstate or natural gas or local company, if give the name the affiliated company. 2. On a the period August 1, 2001 to January 31, please provide following information for each contract in you sold natural gas and the gas is delivered at points on the California border or in California: a. the sales contract's identification the term of the contract (beginning and dates); the of buyer identifying the buyer is an energy marketer, local distribution company, or end d. the volumes sold (on a MMBtu basis); e. the by and f. whether price is fixed or (identify index). Along with the response, provide the to question. Please provide this in Excel version 97 or or comma separated value sales contract, identify separately the transportation component and gas commodity component of the price. If sales contract specifies the transportation component of the price, the seller shall that amount. sales contract only includes an overall price, then seller shall report the cost it incurred in moving the gas from the where purchased the to the point it sold the and how it amount

 maximum flowing capacity.

AloNg with the hArd coPy rEspOnSe, plEase Provide a CD-ROM cONtaiNing the response to this qUestiOn.  pLeasE PrOvide This infORmATIon In exCel VeRSiOn 97 or 2000 oR coMma sepaRated value (cSV) FoRmat.

4.	On a daily BAsIs for May 1999 anD MaY 2000, please proviDe tHe follOwIng SYstem InfOrmatIon:

a.	thE MaximuM peak day dEsIGn capaCIty;
b 	the DAIlY maxImum flowing capaciTY;
c 	THe daily schedulEd systEm VOlUME;
d.	tHe dAily deliveReD systEM volume, ANd,
E.	THE daILy scheduled voLume at each CALifOrnia dElIveRY point.

along WiTH thE hard copy reSponSe, please pRovide A cD-ROM coNTaining The resPonSe tO thiS QuEsTioN.  PLEasE PrOviDE thIs informAtIoN in ExCel vERSIOn 97 or 2000 Or cOmma SeparAted value (CSV) fOrmAt.

FoR selLers oF NatuRal GAs To the califoRnia MArKet:

1.	State whether The sEller is afFilIaTed WiTh an iNTerstaTe oR inTrastatE naturaL Gas PiPELInE company or local disTrIBUtIon compaNy, and, iF So, GiVE the name AnD adDresS THe affIliaTEd Company.

2.	 ON a dailY BaSiS for the PeRiod AuGuSt 1, 2001 tO JaNuary 31, 2002, PLeasE proviDe the folLowinG Information for EAch contract in WHiCH YoU Sold NatUral gas and tHe gaS Is phYsicALlY deLIvereD at poInTS oN The California border Or In CaliForniA:
a.	the sales conTract's idenTIFIcation nUmbeR;
B.	tHE term of the saleS contRact (beginnINg and endIng daTes);
c.	the nAme of the bUYEr identiFyiNg wHetHer THE bUyer is an energY MArkeTeR, local dIstRibutioN coMpaNy, oR enD uSer;
d.	the voLumes solD (oN a mMbtU baSis);
e.	tHE price paId By bUyEr, aNd
f.	whETher thE pricE is fIxEd OR inDexed (idENtIFY the InDeX).

AloNg wItH the hArd cOPy rEsponse, Please proVidE A CD-RoM CoNtaininG the response tO tHis questioN.  PLeaSe provIDE this infOrmation in Excel version 97 oR 2000 Or comma SepArateD valUe (CSV) formAt.

3.	FOr each SalES contrAct, ideNtify SeParATEly thE TRaNspOrTation compONEnt And thE gAs coMmodity Component of the pricE.  if tHe sales contraCt sPeciFIEs The TRaNSpoRtATioN COmponent of the prIce, the sellEr SHaLl report thAT amOuNt.  If the Sales coNtracT Only incLudes an ovErall pricE, tHen tHE SelLer shall rePort the tRansportaTIon coST iT incuRreD in movInG thE gas fRom the POinT wherE it purChAsed thE gas tO tHe point wHere it sold the gas and how iT deterMined ThaT amount

 maximum flowing capacity.

Along wi th th e h ard  c opyresp onse, please p r ovid e a CD-ROM containingthe r es p onse to  this  questi o n. Ple as epro vi d ethisinf ormatio n in Excel  ve rs ion 97 or 20 0 0or comma s epa rated value(CS V) for ma t.4.	On  adaily  basis for Ma y 1999 an dM ay 200 0 , pleas e pr ovid e the following s y st e m information:

a.	t he ma x i mum  pe ak day des ig n cap a city;
b 	t h e dai l y maximum flo wing capaci t y;c 	the  d ail y  sched uledsy s tem  volume;
d. 	the  daily de livere d  system volume,  and,e.the  dai l ysc hed ul e d v o lu mea t e ach Cali fo rn ia de live r y p oint .
Alon g wit h the hard co pyresp o nse , ple ase p rovi de  a CD -ROM c ontai ni ng the response  tothis ques tio n.   P le ase p r ovidethi s i nformat ion inE xce lv e r si on 97 or 2000 or c om m a  s eparated  value (C SV )  format.
For  Sel l e rs of  Nat u ra l Gas to  the C a li fo rnia Ma rk et:

1 .Sta tewheth e r th e sell er is af filia t ed with an int e rstate or int r as t a te natu ral  gas pipeli ne c o mpan y or lo cal distr ibuti on co m pany, and, if so, g iv e thenameand address t he affilia t e d  company .

2 . 	O n a daily basi s for  the perio d  August1, 20 01 to Ja nuary 31, 2 002, ple ase  pr ovi det h efollowing inf o r mati on  for ea chcontrac t i n w hic h y ou  sold nat ural gas  a nd  t he  ga s isp hysicall ydel iv ere d atp ointson th e Ca li fo r nia  border or i n Ca li fo rnia : a. 	thesale s  co ntract' s identif ica t ionnu mb er;
b.the term of t he  sales con tr act  (begi n n ing andending dates);
c.	the n a me of t hebuyer  ide ntifyingwhe ther t heb uyer i s an e nergy  m ark e t er, l o c al  di st ribution c o m pan y, or  e nd u ser;
d .	the volumes sold (on  a MMBtu basi s);
e. t he  pr i ce pai db y b u y er, and
f.	whet her the pr ic e  i s fixed or ind ex ed (ide ntify t he in d ex).

A long with  the hard  c opyr e spo nse, pleas e provid e a CD-RO M  cont a in ing t herespon se  to  this  quest i on.   Ple ase pr ov ide th is in fo rmationin Excel version 97 or2000 o r com maseparated  va l ue(CSV) for mat.

3.	For e ach  sa les c ont r act,iden t if y s e parat elyt he transp o rt ati o n  c omponent an d t hegas c omm o dity c ompo nent of the price .   If the sales  con t r act  sp e cifi es  the transport ati on c omponent  o f the price , the se ll e r sha ll rep ort th at amou n t .If the  sal escontractonl yi ncludes  a no verall  pri ce , then  the s e ller s hall report thetrans p o rtati o n c ost i tincurre d  inmoving the  gas from t he poi nt w hereit purc ha sed th e g as  to the po i nt whereit so ld thega s an d h ow itdete r m inedthat  a mou nt

 maximum_flowing capacity.

Along_with the hard copy_response, please_provide_a CD-ROM_containing_the response to_this question. _Please provide this information_in Excel version_97_or 2000 or comma separated value (CSV) format.

4.	On a daily basis for May 1999_and_May 2000,_please_provide_the following system information:

a.	the maximum_peak day design capacity;
b 	the_daily maximum_flowing capacity;
c 	the daily scheduled system volume;
d.	the daily_delivered_system volume, and,
e.	the_daily scheduled volume at each California delivery point.

Along with_the hard copy response, please provide_a CD-ROM containing_the_response_to this question. _Please provide this information in Excel_version 97 or 2000 or comma_separated value (CSV) format.

For Sellers of Natural_Gas to the California Market:

1.	State whether_the seller is affiliated with_an interstate_or intrastate natural gas pipeline_company or local_distribution company,_and, if so,_give the name and address the_affiliated company.

2.	 On_a daily basis for the period_August_1, 2001 to_January_31,_2002, please_provide the following_information_for each_contract_in which you sold natural gas_and_the gas is physically delivered at points_on the California border_or_in California:
a.	the sales_contract's identification number;
b.	the term of_the sales contract (beginning and ending_dates);
c.	the name_of the_buyer identifying whether the buyer is an energy marketer, local distribution_company, or end user;
d.	the volumes_sold (on a MMBtu_basis);
e.	the_price_paid by buyer,_and
f.	whether_the price_is fixed or indexed (identify the index).

Along_with the_hard copy response, please provide a_CD-ROM containing the response_to_this question.  Please provide this_information in Excel version 97 or_2000 or comma separated value_(CSV)_format.

3.	For_each sales contract, identify separately_the transportation component and the gas_commodity component of_the price.  If the sales contract_specifies_the transportation component of the price,_the_seller shall report that amount. _If_the_sales contract only includes an_overall price, then the seller shall_report the transportation cost it incurred in moving the_gas from the_point where it purchased the_gas_to_the point where it sold the gas and how it_determined that_amount