anne; Milnthorp, Rob; Zufferli, John; Hedstrom, Peggy; Myers, Thomas; Bradford, William S.; Will, Lloyd; Beck, Sally; Hall, Bob M; Presto, Kevin M.; Forster, David; Reeves, Leslie; Gaskill, Chris; Superty, Robert; Lagrasta, Fred; Luce, Laura; Tycholiz, Barry; Redmond, Brian; Vickers, Frank; Gossett, Jeffrey C.; Arnold, John; Grigsby, Mike; Allen, Phillip K.; Neal, Scott; Martin, Thomas A.; Shively, Hunter S.; Wynne, Rita; Rub, Jenny; Webb, Jay; Haedicke, Mark E.; Buy, Rick; Calger, Christopher F.; Duran, W. David; Robinson, Mitch; Curry, Mike; Heizenrader, Tim; Belden, Tim; White, Stacey W.; Steffes, James D.; Aucoin, Berney C. ; Roberts, Mike A.; Oxley, David
Cc:	Lavorato, John
Subject:	NETCO

The New Year has arrived and we really to finalize a lot of the work with regards to moving into NETCO.  Obviously we still do not have a deal but the deadline is approaching and preparations need to be finalized.

The main areas to focus on over the next week are:-

(i) 	Re-start/Integration Plans (due on Jan 7)				To be forwarded to Louise
	These plans need to be detailed and show clear detailed timelines and detailed responsibilities for getting us up and running as soon as possible.
	The current restart date is January 21, 2001 but may be pushed forward to January 14, 2002.
(ii)	Budget (due Jan 3, 2002)						To be forwarded to Faith Killen
	First year budget to include all start up costs (some of which can be amortized)
(iii)	Seating Plans								Tammy Shepperd to co-ordinate
	We need to start the planning process for seating as we will be living on floors 5 & 6 of the Enron South building.
	I have asked Tammy Shepperd to commence the seating plan and we would look to start the moves as soon as possible but with a large number occuring around January 11,2002.

anne; Milnthorp, Rob; Zufferli, John; Hedstrom, Peggy; Myers, Thomas; Bradford, William S.; Will, Lloyd; Beck, Sally; Hall, Bob M; Presto, Kevin M.; Forster, David; Reeves, Leslie; Gaskill, Chris; Superty, Robert; Lagrasta, Fred; Luce, Laura; Tycholiz, Barry; Redmond, Brian; Vickers, Frank; Gossett, Jeffrey C.; Arnold, John; Grigsby, Mike; Allen, Phillip K.; Neal, Scott; Martin, Thomas A.; Shively, Hunter S.; Wynne, Rita; Rub, Jenny; Webb, Jay; Haedicke, Mark E.; Buy, Rick; Calger, Christopher F.; Duran, W. David; Robinson, Mitch; Curry, Mike; Heizenrader, Tim; Belden, Tim; White, Stacey W.; Steffes, James D.; Aucoin, Berney C.; Roberts, Mike A.; Oxley, David
 Cc: 	 Lavorato, John
 Subject: 	 NETCO

 The New Year has arrived and we really to finalize a lot of the work with regard to move into NETCO.   Obviously we still do not have a deal but the deadline is border on and preparations need to be finalize.

 The main areas to focus on over the following week are:-

 (i) 	 Re - starting signal / Integration Plans (ascribable on Jan 7) 				 To be forwarded to Louise
	 These plans need to be detailed and show clear detailed timelines and detailed responsibilities for get us up and running as soon as possible.
	 The current restart date is January 21, 2001 but may be tug forward to January 14, 2002.
 (ii) 	 Budget (due Jan 3, 2002) 						 To be forwarded to Faith Killen
	 First class budget to include all begin up costs (some of which can be amortized)
 (iii) 	 Seating Plans 								 Tammy Shepperd to co - ordain
	 We need to start the planning process for seating as we will be living on floors 5 & 6 of the Enron South building.
	 I have asked Tammy Shepperd to commence the seating plan and we would look to start the moves as soon as possible but with a large number happen around January 11,2002.

annf; Milnthorp, Rob; Zufferli, John; Hedstrom, Ketgy; Myxrs, Thojas; Bradword, William S.; Will, Lloyd; Berk, Sqlly; Yall, Bob M; Presto, Keviv M.; Forstvr, David; Eeevts, Leslie; Gaskill, Chris; Sm'erty, Voberc; Oagrasta, Fred; Kuce, Laura; Tycholiz, Barrf; Febmond, Brian; Vickers, Frank; Gossett, Jesfrey C.; Agnold, John; Gridsby, Iike; Allen, Phillip K.; Neal, Scott; Martin, Thomas A.; Shively, Humter S.; Wynne, Rita; Rub, Jennj; Wehb, Jay; Haedicke, Magk E.; Buy, Rixk; Cwoger, Christooher F.; Duran, W. David; Rkbinson, Mitch; Curry, Mike; Heizenfader, Tim; Beldeb, Rim; Fhite, Staceb W.; Stvffes, James D.; Aucoin, Terney V. ; Roberts, Mikc A.; Oeley, David
Cc:	Lavorato, John
Vubject:	NETCO

The Ner Year hav crrived and we really ti findliza a uit uf uhe wkrk wihh cegards to joving into NETCO.  Obviously wt sepkl do not habe a dqaj but the deadline is approaching and pgepadations need to be finaoized.

The main areas tl focus og over the next week are:-

(i) 	Re-start/Integration Planv (due un Lqn 7)				To ve forwarded to Louise
	These plans need to be deezikec and show clecr detailed timekijex and detailed respouaigilities for gettijg us uk and eunning af sopn as possible.
	The current restart datv is January 21, 2001 but may be pushed yorwarc to Kanuary 14, 2002.
(ii)	Budget (due Jcn 3, 2002)						To be forwardfd to Faiff Killen
	First ydar bgdget to include all start up costs (somz of whizh csn be wmortized)
(ili)	Seabhng Plans								Tammy Sheoperd tm co-ordinahe
	We need to start the planning process for sgathng as we wnll be living on fljors 5 & 6 of the Enron Fouth building.
	I have avked Tammy Fhepperd to cmlmence the sxating plwn abd ww would uook to start yhe moves as soon aw possible but witm a lxdge number occuxnnt around Januaru 11,2002.

anne; Milnthorp, Rob; Zufferli, John; Hedstrom, Peggy; Bradford, S.; Will, Beck, Sally; Hall, Forster, Reeves, Leslie; Gaskill, Superty, Robert; Lagrasta, Luce, Laura; Tycholiz, Barry; Redmond, Brian; Frank; Gossett, Jeffrey C.; Arnold, John; Grigsby, Mike; Allen, Phillip K.; Neal, Scott; Thomas A.; Shively, Hunter S.; Wynne, Rita; Rub, Jenny; Webb, Jay; Haedicke, Mark Buy, Calger, F.; W. David; Robinson, Mitch; Curry, Mike; Heizenrader, Tim; Belden, Tim; White, Stacey W.; Steffes, James D.; Berney C. ; Roberts, Mike A.; Oxley, David Lavorato, John Subject: NETCO New Year has arrived and really finalize a of work regards to moving NETCO. Obviously we still do not have a deal but the deadline is approaching and preparations need be finalized. areas to on the week are:- (i) (due on Jan 7) To be These plans need to be detailed and show detailed timelines detailed responsibilities for getting us up running as soon as possible. The current restart is January 21, 2001 but may be pushed forward to January 14, 2002. (ii) Budget 3, 2002) To be to Faith Killen year to all up costs of which can be amortized) (iii) Seating Plans Tammy Shepperd to We need to start the planning process for seating as be on floors 5 6 of the Enron building. have asked Tammy Shepperd the plan look start moves as soon as but with a large number around January 11,2002.

anne; Milnthorp, Rob; Zufferli, JOhn; HedstroM, PeggY; MyErs, thOmas; bradFord, William S.; WiLL, LloYd; Beck, Sally; Hall, Bob M; PreSto, KeViN m.; ForSTeR, DaviD; Reeves, lEsLIE; GaSkIlL, ChRiS; suPerty, robErt; LagrAsta, Fred; LuCe, LAuRa; Tycholiz, BaRRy; redmond, BriAn; VIckers, Frank; GOssEtt, JefFrEy C.; aRnold, johN; GrigSby, MikE; allen, PHillip K.; NeAl, sCott; MaRTin, ThomAS a.; SHiveLy, Hunter S.; Wynne, RitA; ruB, jenny; Webb, Jay; HaEdicke, maRK E.; bUY, RiCk; CAlger, ChrisToPher F.; dUran, W. DaVId; rOBInsON, Mitch; Curry, MiKe; HeizenradER, TiM; BeldeN, TIm; WHIte, StaCey W.; STeFFes, james D.; AucoiN, BerNey C. ; RoberTs, Mike a.; oxley, DaVId
Cc:	LavOrato, JOhn
subJect:	neTcO

the neW yeaR HaS arRIveD and we reAlLy To finAlizE A LOT of tHe wOrk wIth reGards to moving IntO NETco.  ObViousLy we sTill Do Not haVe a deaL but tHe Deadline is approAchiNg and prepAraTiOns NeEd to bE FinaliZed.

the Main areAs to focUS on OvER THe Next week are:-

(i) 	Re-starT/INTEgRation PlAns (due ON JAn 7)				tO be forwaRdEd tO LouISE
	ThesE plaNS nEed to be dEtaileD AnD sHow cleaR dEtaileD tImeLinEs and DEtaiLed resPonsibilIties FOr getting us up aND running as sooN As POSsIBle.
	THe cUrrent restaRt daTE is JAnuaRY 21, 2001 bUt mAY be puShed fOrWArD To January 14, 2002.
(ii)	Budget (duE JAn 3, 2002)						To be ForwaRded to Faith KiLlen
	First yEAR Budget to InclUDe ALl start up costs (Some oF which can bE AmortizeD)
(iii)	SEating PlAns								Tammy SHEPperd to cO-orDinAte
	we nEED tO start the planNINg prOcEss for sEatIng as we WilL be LivIng On Floors 5 & 6 of tHe Enron SOuTh BuIlDinG.
	I havE Asked TamMy shePpErd To comMEnce thE seatIng pLaN aND we Would loOK tO STart ThE mOves As sOoN as poSsibLE buT with a lArge numbeR ocCUrinG aRoUnd JanuAry 11,2002.

anne; Milnthorp, Rob; Zuff erli, John ; Hed str om,  P eggy ; My ers, Thomas; B r adfo rd, William S.; Will,Lloyd ;B eck, Sa lly;Hall, B o bM ;  Pr es to , K ev i nM.; F ors ter, Da vid; Reeve s,Le slie; Gaskil l ,Chris; Sup ert y, Robert; L agr asta,Fr ed; Luce,  La ura;Tychol i z, Bar ry; Redmo nd ,  Brian ;  Vicker s ,  F rank ; Gossett, Jeffre y  C . ; Arnold, John ; Grig sb y ,M i ke;  Al len, Phill ip  K.;N eal, Sc o tt ; M art i n, Thomas A.;  Shively, H u nte r S.;Wy nne ,  Rita;  Rub,  J e nny ; Webb, Jay ; Ha edicke, M ark E. ;  Buy, R i ck; Cal ger, C hri sto pher F. ;Dur an ,  W. Da vid ;  Ro binson,Mi tc h; Cu rry, M i k e; H eiz enra der,Tim; Belden,Tim ; Wh i te,  Stac ey W. ; St ef fes,JamesD.; A uc oin, Berney C.; Ro berts, Mi keA. ; O xl ey, D a vid
Cc :	L avo rato, J ohn
Sub j ect :N E T CO

The New Year has  a r r iv ed and w e real l yto finalize  a  lo t of t he wo rk w i th  regards  to mo v in ginto NE TC O.  Ob vi ous lywe st i ll d o nothave a d eal b u t the deadline is approachin g  a n d  p r epar ati ons need to  bef inal ized .
The mainareas  t o  f o cus on over the nex tweek a re:-
(i) 	Re-star t/Integrat i o n  Plans ( dueo nJ an 7)				To be  forw arded to L o uise
	T heseplans ne ed to bed e tailed a ndsho w c lea r de tailed timeli n e s an ddetaile d r esponsi bil iti esfor  g etting us  up andru nn in gassoona s possib le .
The  curr e nt res tartdate  i sJ anu ary 21, 20 0 1  but  m ay  bepus he d for ward toJanuary  14, 2002 .	( ii)Bu dg et (due  Jan 3, 2002) 					To befo rwa rded t o Faith Ki llen
	First year budge t  to inc lud e all  sta rt up cos ts(someofw hich c an beamort iz ed) ( iii)S e at ing  P lans					Tam my Sh ep perd  to co- ordinate
	We needt o s tart the plan nin g pr o c es s f o rs eat in g  as w e will be livin g on floor s5  &  6 of theE nro nSouth b uilding .
	Ih ave ask ed TammyShepperdto  com m e nce  the seati ng planand we wo u ld lo o kto st art  the m ov esas so on asp oss iblebut wi th  a lar ge nu mb er occur ing around January 11,2 002.

anne; Milnthorp,_Rob; Zufferli,_John; Hedstrom, Peggy; Myers,_Thomas; Bradford,_William_S.; Will,_Lloyd;_Beck, Sally; Hall,_Bob M; Presto,_Kevin M.; Forster, David;_Reeves, Leslie; Gaskill,_Chris;_Superty, Robert; Lagrasta, Fred; Luce, Laura; Tycholiz, Barry; Redmond, Brian; Vickers, Frank; Gossett, Jeffrey_C.;_Arnold, John;_Grigsby,_Mike;_Allen, Phillip K.; Neal, Scott;_Martin, Thomas A.; Shively, Hunter_S.; Wynne,_Rita; Rub, Jenny; Webb, Jay; Haedicke, Mark E.;_Buy,_Rick; Calger, Christopher_F.; Duran, W. David; Robinson, Mitch; Curry, Mike; Heizenrader,_Tim; Belden, Tim; White, Stacey W.;_Steffes, James D.;_Aucoin,_Berney_C. ; Roberts, Mike_A.; Oxley, David
Cc:	Lavorato, John
Subject:	NETCO

The New Year_has arrived and we really to_finalize a lot of the work with_regards to moving into NETCO. _Obviously we still do not_have a_deal but the deadline is_approaching and preparations_need to_be finalized.

The main_areas to focus on over the_next week are:-

(i)_	Re-start/Integration Plans (due on Jan 7)				To_be_forwarded to Louise
	These_plans_need_to be_detailed and show_clear_detailed timelines_and_detailed responsibilities for getting us up_and_running as soon as possible.
	The_current restart date is_January_21, 2001 but may_be pushed forward to January_14, 2002.
(ii)	Budget (due Jan 3, 2002)						To_be forwarded_to Faith_Killen
	First year budget to include all start up costs (some_of which can be amortized)
(iii)	Seating Plans								Tammy_Shepperd to co-ordinate
	We need_to start_the_planning process for_seating_as we_will be living on floors 5 &_6 of_the Enron South building.
	I have asked_Tammy Shepperd to commence_the_seating plan and we would look_to start the moves as soon_as possible but with a_large_number_occuring around January 11,2002.


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quietly shifted its priority to attacking terrorism in Somalia, Yemen,
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WASHI NGT ON , Jan. 9 (UP I )-- While U .S.  forces cont inu e to s ea rch for
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I n d o nes i a and the Phi lippines, s o urc es say .
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A w ell w rit t en ar ticl e ,and so ti mely .   I've be e na R u m sf eld groupie , s inc e 9/1 1 w h en hedidn 't run from the d i saster at thePent a g on,  bu t
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WASHINGTON,_Jan._9 (UPI)_--_While U.S. forces_continue to search_for
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quietly shifted its priority to attacking terrorism in Somalia, Yemen,
Indonesia and the_Philippines,_sources say.

The_United_States_currently has intelligence operations in_those four
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 room at Skamania Lodge as
soon as possible.? They go quickly.?

For more information see below and on the attachment.? Or, go to our website
at www.epis.com.? The conference information is at
www.epis.com/Event/2001_conference.htm

We look forward to seeing you.?

Regards,

Lee Barney

Forecasting Challenges in Electricity Markets

2001 Electric Market Forecasting Conference
Skamania Lodge, Washington???????????? September 12-14, 2001

[IMAGE]
Today,s electricity markets are more challenging to predict than ever.
Discover the keys to managing risk in volatile energy markets.

The conference venue is the beautiful Skamania Lodge in the scenic Columbia
River Gorge--45 minutes East of Portland International Airport, Portland,
Oregon.? A mind expanding setting for an executive-and professional level
exchange of information and strategies concerning North American energy
markets.

Navigating Today,s Energy Markets

The challenges of taming energy markets don,t begin and end in California.
Volatility and risk are present in every market region, forcing all
participants to carefully examine the underlying factors and accurately
assess their current and future market positions.

For the 4th year, EPIS, Inc., developer of the AURORA? electric market model,
has assembled a stimulating program of interest to any company exposed to
energy market risks.? This year,s agenda includes a detailed look at the
various energy trading regions in the U.S. and Canada - an exploration of
market conditions and market dynamics.

This year,s conference will feature thoughtful exchanges on:

Electric and Gas Markets - 2001 and Beyond
U.S. Markets: Crisis in the West, Emerging Issues in the East and ERCOT
Keys to U.S. Electric and Gas Forward Markets
Issues in Canadian Markets
Gas Hedging Strategies and Electric Markets
Price and Volume Volatility in Turbulent Markets
New Resources: When and Where to Develop?

You,ll hear from top-level speakers representing companies that have been
there - Williams Energy Marketing, FPL Energy, NYMEX, ENRON, DTE Energy,
Deut

room at Skamania Lodge as
 soon as possible. ? They go quickly. ?

 For more information visualize downstairs and on the attachment. ? Or, go to our website
 at www.epis.com. ? The league information is at
 www.epis.com/Event/2001_conference.htm

 We look forward to experience you. ?

 Regards,

 Lee Barney

 Forecasting Challenges in Electricity Markets

 2001 Electric Market Forecasting Conference
 Skamania Lodge, Washington? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ? September 12 - 14, 2001

 [ IMAGE ]
 Today,s electricity markets are more ambitious to bode than ever.
 Discover the key to managing risk in volatile department of energy markets.

 The conference venue is the beautiful Skamania Lodge in the scenic Columbia
 River Gorge--45 moment East of Portland International Airport, Portland,
 Oregon. ? A mind expanding dress for an executive - and professional level
 exchange of data and strategies concerning North American department of energy
 markets.

 navigate Today,s Energy Markets

 The challenges of taming department of energy markets don,t begin and end in California.
 Volatility and risk are present in every marketplace region, forcing all
 participants to carefully examine the underlie factors and accurately
 assess their current and future market positions.

 For the 4th year, EPIS, Inc., developer of the AURORA? electric market model,
 has assembled a stimulating program of sake to any company exposed to
 department of energy grocery store risk. ? This year,s agenda includes a detailed look at the
 diverse energy trading regions in the U.S. and Canada - an exploration of
 market conditions and grocery store dynamics.

 This year,s conference will feature thoughtful exchanges on:

 Electric and Gas Markets - 2001 and Beyond
 U.S. Markets: Crisis in the West, emerge Issues in the East and ERCOT
 Keys to U.S. Electric and Gas Forward Markets
 Issues in Canadian Markets
 Gas Hedging Strategies and Electric Markets
 Price and Volume Volatility in Turbulent Markets
 New Resources: When and Where to Develop?

 You,ll hear from top - level speakers represent companies that have been
 there - Williams Energy Marketing, FPL Energy, NYMEX, ENRON, DTE Energy,
 Deut

 rolm at Skamania Lodge as
roon as possiblg.? Rhey gm quicily.?

For oore information see below aid ob the attachment.? Or, go to ojr websitv
at www.epis.cin.? The confxdence ikyormaflon iv at
www.epis.com/Gvent/2001_conferetce.htm

We look xofwcrd to seeing you.?

Regards,

Lee Barney

Sorecasyijg Challenges yn Ekqctrjbiuy Markets

2001 Electric Market Forecaating Cmnference
Skamsnia Lodge, Washington???????????? Septfmbeg 12-14, 2001

[IMAGE]
Today,s elfctricity mqrkeew are more cfallenging to predict jhan ever.
Discover the keys to mxnagiug risk in cooatlne energy merkets.

Nhe conferencc venue is the beautiful Skakanma Lidge in the scenic Conumbia
River Gorge--45 minutes Aaat of Portland Inreenatimnal Airoirt, Podtkahd,
Orehon.? A mind exlanding setring for an executife-wbd professionzl levql
exchange of information and strategies cohcerning North American energy
markets.

Navigwting Todwy,s Energy Markets

The challenges of taming energy markxtr din,b beeun and end in California.
Volatility and risk arq ptexent in every iarket regipn, fptcing all
partkcipanca fo carefully examije the onderlting factjrs snd accurately
assess their current and duture market posicions.

For thz 4th ygar, EPOS, Inc., developer of the AURKRA? electrif market judel,
has assembldd s vtimulating program of intqrest to eny cpmpany dxpoxed to
energy magket vhsks.? This year,s agfnda nncluges a detalled look at the
various energy trading regioms in the U.S. cnd Cakada - an explorwtion of
markej conditijns avd market synamicv.

This year,f conference flll feature vhoughtfuj exxhantes on:

Eudctric and Gas Markets - 2001 and Beyobd
U.S. Markets: Crisix iv the West, Emergnug Issues in the Rasg agd ECCOT
Kqfs to U.S. Elewtriz avc Gas Forward Mavkegs
Isxues in Canadian Marnets
Fas Hedging Stratebics and Elgctric Mawkets
Price anc Volume Volatilitj in Vurbulxnt Matkejs
New Resources: When and Where fo Develoo?

Yom,ll hear from top-oevel speakexs representing companies that have been
there - Williams Gnergy Marketing, FPL Gnevgy, NYMEX, ENCON, DTQ Energy,
Geut

room at Skamania Lodge as soon as go For more see below and to website at www.epis.com.? conference information is www.epis.com/Event/2001_conference.htm We look forward to seeing Regards, Lee Barney Forecasting Challenges in Electricity Markets 2001 Electric Market Forecasting Conference Lodge, Washington???????????? September 12-14, 2001 [IMAGE] Today,s electricity markets are more challenging to than Discover keys managing risk in volatile energy markets. The conference venue is the beautiful Skamania Lodge in the Columbia River Gorge--45 minutes East of Portland International Portland, Oregon.? A mind setting for an executive-and professional exchange information and concerning American markets. Navigating Today,s Markets The challenges of taming energy markets don,t begin and end in California. Volatility and risk are in every forcing all to examine underlying factors and their current and future market positions. year, EPIS, Inc., developer of the AURORA? electric model, has a stimulating program of interest to company exposed to energy market risks.? This year,s includes a detailed look at the various energy trading regions in the U.S. and Canada exploration of market conditions market dynamics. This conference feature exchanges Electric and Markets - 2001 and Beyond U.S. Markets: Crisis in the West, Issues in the East and ERCOT Keys to U.S. Electric Forward Issues in Canadian Gas Hedging Strategies and Markets and Volume Volatility in New When Develop? hear top-level speakers representing companies have been there - Williams Marketing, FPL Energy, NYMEX,

 room at Skamania Lodge as
soon As possible.? they gO quIckLy.?

for mOre iNformation see bELow aNd on the attachment.? Or, go tO our wEbSIte
aT WwW.epis.Com.? The cONfEREncE iNfOrmAtIOn Is at
wWw.ePis.com/EVent/2001_conferEncE.hTm

We look forwARd To seeing yoU.?

ReGards,

Lee BarnEy

FOrecasTiNg CHAllenGes In EleCtriciTY MarkeTs

2001 ElectriC MARket FoREcastinG cOnFereNce
Skamania Lodge, WAShINgton???????????? September 12-14, 2001

[iMAGE]
TOdAY,s ELEctRicIty markets ArE more CHallengINg TO PRedICt than ever.
DisCover the keyS To mAnaginG rIsk IN volatIle enErGY maRkets.

The conFereNce venue iS the beAUtiful SKAmania LOdge in The SceNic COLuMbIa
RIvER GoRGe--45 MinUTes east of PoRtLaNd IntErnaTIONAl AiRpoRt, PoRtlanD,
Oregon.? A mind eXpaNdinG SetTing fOr an eXecuTiVe-and ProfesSionaL lEvel
exchange of iNforMation and StrAtEgiEs ConceRNing NoRth ameRican enErgy
marKEts.

naVIGAtIng Today,s Energy MarKeTS

thE challenGes of tAMiNg ENergy marKeTs dOn,t bEGIn and End iN caLifornia.
volatiLItY aNd risk aRe PresenT iN evEry MarkeT RegiOn, forcIng all
paRticiPAnts to carefullY Examine the undERlYINg FActoRs aNd accuratelY
assESs thEir cURrEnt ANd futUre maRkET pOSitions.

For the 4th year, ePiS, Inc., dEveloPer of the AURORa? electric mARKEt model,
hAs asSEmBLed a stimulatinG progRam of interESt to any cOmpanY exposed To
energy mARKet risks.? thiS yeAr,s AgeNDA iNcludes a detaiLED looK aT the
varIouS energy TraDinG reGioNs In the U.S. anD Canada - aN eXpLoRaTioN of
maRKet condiTiOns AnD maRket dYNamics.

this yEar,s CoNfERenCe will fEAtURE thoUgHtFul eXchAnGes on:

elecTRic And Gas MArkets - 2001 and beyONd
U.S. maRkEts: CrisIs in the West, EmErGing Issues In The east anD erCOT
Keys To U.S. Electric and Gas ForwaRD MarketS
IsSues iN CanAdian MarkEts
gas HedGinG strateGies anD ElecTrIc MARKets
PRICe And voLume VolatiLITy iN TurbUlEnt MArkets
NEw Resources: When and wHerE to Develop?

You,Ll hEar fROM tOp-lEVeL SpeAkERs rEPResenting companIes that havE bEEn
There - WilliAMs ENeRgy MarkEting, FPl EnerGY, NYMEX, EnRON, DTE EnErgy,
Deut

 room at Skamania Lodge as
soon aspossi ble .?Th ey g o qu ickly.?

Form oreinformation see belowand o nt he a t ta chmen t.? Or, go t o o ur  w ebs it e  at ww w.e pis.com .? The con fer en ce informati o nis at
www .ep is.com/Event /20 01_con fe ren c e.htm

W e loo k forw a rd toseeing yo u. ?

Reg a rds,
L e eBarn ey

Forecasting C h al l enges in Elect ricity  M a rk e t s
200 1 Electric  M arket Forecas t in g C onf e rence
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exch a ngeof inf ormation  ands trategies conc e rning North A m er i c an ener gy
markets.
Nav i gati ng T o da y, s  Ener gy Ma rk e ts
The challenges ofta ming e nergy  markets don ,t begin a n d end in C alif o rn i a.
Volatility  andrisk are p r esent in  ever y market  region,f o rcing al l par tic ipa n t sto carefullye x amin ethe und erl ying fa cto rsand  ac cu rately
a ssess th ei rcu rr ent  andf uture ma rk etpo sit ions.

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va r i ous e n e rg y t ra ding regio n s  in  theU. S. a nd Cana da - an exploratio n  of
market cond iti onsa n dmar k et dyn am i cs.
This year,s c onferencewi l lfeature th o ugh tf ul exch anges o n:

E l ectricand Gas M arkets -20 01 a n d  Be yond
U.S.Markets:  Crisis i n  theW es t, Em erg ing Is su esin th e East and  ERCO T
Keys  t o U.S.  Elec tr ic and G as Forward Markets
Issu es inCanad ian  MarketsGas Hed ging Stra tegi es and Ele ctr icMarke tsP riceandV ol ume Volat ilit y  in Turbu l en t M a r ke ts
New Reso u r c es:  When  an d  Where  toDevelop?

You,ll hear from top- leve l spe ake r s re pr esenting compa nie st h at havebe en
there -  William sE nergy  Marke ting,FPL Ene r g y, NYMEX,  ENR ON,  DTE Ener gy,  D eut

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Forecasting_Challenges_in Electricity_Markets

2001_Electric_Market Forecasting Conference
Skamania Lodge, Washington????????????_September 12-14, 2001

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Today,s electricity_markets are_more challenging to predict than ever.
Discover the_keys_to managing risk_in volatile energy markets.

The conference venue is the beautiful_Skamania Lodge in the scenic Columbia_
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Oregon.? A mind expanding setting for_an executive-and professional level
exchange of_information and strategies concerning North American energy_
markets.

Navigating Today,s Energy Markets

The challenges_of taming energy markets don,t_begin and_end in California.
Volatility and_risk are present_in every_market region, forcing_all
participants to carefully examine the_underlying factors and_accurately
assess their current and future_market_positions.

For the_4th_year,_EPIS, Inc.,_developer of the_AURORA?_electric market_model,_
has assembled a stimulating program of_interest_to any company exposed to
energy market_risks.? This year,s agenda_includes_a detailed look at_the
various energy trading regions_in the U.S. and Canada -_an exploration_of
market_conditions and market dynamics.

This year,s conference will feature thoughtful exchanges_on:

Electric and Gas Markets - 2001_and Beyond
U.S. Markets: Crisis_in the_West,_Emerging Issues in_the_East and_ERCOT
Keys to U.S. Electric and Gas Forward_Markets
Issues in_Canadian Markets
Gas Hedging Strategies and Electric_Markets
Price and Volume Volatility_in_Turbulent Markets
New Resources: When and Where_to Develop?

You,ll hear from top-level speakers_representing companies that have been_
there_-_Williams Energy Marketing, FPL Energy,_NYMEX, ENRON, DTE Energy,
Deut


 at the
outlining borders to other states and Canada limit the amount of power than
can be imported into the state. New York City is relatively isolated from the
transmission grids that serve the rest of the state and must rely heavily on
city-based power supply. New York City's load should reach 10,535 MW this
summer alone, requiring 8,428 MW of in-city capacity, along with imports, to
meet demand and provide a reserve margin. With a current capacity of 8,132
MW, there is a potential 296 MW shortfall. These projections presume normal
weather conditions. If New York experiences a warmer-than-normal summer, the
outlook gets even worse.

Further, according to a report from New York's State Attorney General,
between 1988 and 1998 capital improvements to New York's transmission system
dropped from $307.7 million per year to $90 million per year. At the present
time, only one major addition to the transmission system in the state is
scheduled. A proposed underwater line linking Long Island to Connecticut
would provide Long Island with about 300 MW of additional power and increase
its import capacity by about 4 percent. Unless this transmission expansion is
expedited, it is not scheduled for operation until 2002.

Consequently, given all of these factors, power supplies in New York most
certainly will be strained this summer when warmer temperatures drive up the
use of air conditioners, pushing demand to annual highs. While NYSEG and the
NYISO may agree on the nature of New York's problems, a contentious debate
has emerged with regard to finding a solution. In its own proposal, released
in early March, the NYISO focused on building new generation, expediting
siting processes, improving transmission lines, and conservation efforts. In
one of its key proposals, the NYISO urged the creation of 8,600 MW of new
electricity (roughly 30 percent of New York's peak demand) by 2005, with up
to 5,000 MW of that generation being made available by the end of 2001.

NYSEG immediately denounced the plan for "falling short in its assessment of
the magnitude of the crisis" and issued its own proposals in its recent
report. For instance, NYSEG officials said that

at the
 outlining borders to other states and Canada restrict the sum of power than
 can be imported into the state. New York City is relatively disjunct from the
 transmission grids that suffice the respite of the state and must trust heavy on
 city - based power provision. New York City's load should reach 10,535 MW this
 summer entirely, requiring 8,428 MW of in - city capacity, along with imports, to
 meet demand and provide a reserve gross profit. With a current capacity of 8,132
 MW, there is a potential 296 MW deficit. These projections presume normal
 weather condition. If New York experience a warmer - than - normal summer, the
 outlook gets even worse.

 Further, harmonize to a report from New York's State Attorney General,
 between 1988 and 1998 capital improvements to New York's transmission system
 dropped from $ 307.7 million per year to $ 90 million per year. At the present
 time, only one major addition to the transmission system in the state is
 scheduled. A proposed underwater channel linking Long Island to Connecticut
 would provide Long Island with approximately 300 MW of extra power and increase
 its import capacity by about 4 percentage. Unless this transmission expansion is
 expedite, it is not scheduled for operation until 2002.

 Consequently, move over all of these factors, power supplies in New York most
 certainly will be strained this summer when warmer temperatures drive up the
 use of air conditioner, pushing requirement to annual highs. While NYSEG and the
 NYISO may agree on the nature of New York's problems, a contentious debate
 has emerged with respect to finding a solution. In its own proposal, released
 in early March, the NYISO focused on building new generation, expediting
 siting process, improving infection lines, and conservation efforts. In
 one of its cardinal proposals, the NYISO urged the creation of 8,600 MW of new
 electricity (approximately 30 percent of New York's peak requirement) by 2005, with up
 to 5,000 MW of that generation being made available by the conclusion of 2001.

 NYSEG immediately denounced the design for " falling short in its assessment of
 the order of magnitude of the crisis " and issued its own proposals in its recent
 report. For example, NYSEG official said that

 at the
outlining borders tu other states cbd Caneda limjt the aoount of power than
can be ilpirted into the state. New Yofk City id relaticely usolated fckm the
bxansmjdsiou jrids that servg the rest ox the state ang oudt rely heavily on
city-based power fupply. Mea York City's ljad xrouls reach 10,535 MW this
summer alone, requjring 8,428 KW of in-city vapacity, along with importd, to
meet demand and pgovide a rewervq margin. With a current capacity of 8,132
MW, there is a potential 296 MW sfortfcll. These ptonefjions presumx normwl
weather conditionv. If Nee York experiekces e waemer-than-normal summer, the
outlook gets gven worse.

Yurther, according to q eeporj frok Ned Yofk's Svats Attogneb General,
bstween 1988 and 1998 capital improvememtf to New York's transiifsion system
dropped from $307.7 million per jear to $90 million per year. Ar the present
time, onpy one mator addition to the transmission system in the stdte ia
sckcqjoef. A proposed underwater line linking Long Islwhd tp Connecticut
could provide Lomg Ixjand with aboot 300 MW of zdditional power ajd incrgase
irs import capscity by about 4 percent. Unlwss this trausmussion expansion id
expedited, it os noy scheduled for operatiun uhtil 2002.

Consfquently, fkven all of thesd fscdors, powtf supplies in New York mosv
cercainly wkll ne strwined this summcs when warmer tempfratutes drhve up the
use of air conditioners, pushinj demand to amngal highs. Wkile NNSEG and the
NYYSO may agree pn the uature of New Yogk's problxms, a conteneious debate
vws emerged wmth regarq to fineing a rulution. In its own proposal, releawed
in early March, thg HYISO focused ou vuilding new gemerxtijn, eepediehng
siting psocerser, impruving transnkssipn lines, and conservdtioh efforts. In
one og lts key ptoposals, ehe NYISO urgrd the creation of 8,600 MW mf iew
elrctticity (roughly 30 percent of New Gork's pean dcmand) by 2005, witr up
to 5,000 MW of tkat generation being made available by tie end of 2001.

NYSEG immeduately denounced thg pkan for "falking fhort in hts assessment of
thw magnitude of tht crisis" and issued its own psoposwls in its recent
report. For instance, NYSEG officials said that

at the outlining borders to other states limit amount of than can be York is relatively isolated the transmission grids serve the rest of the state must rely heavily on city-based power supply. New York City's load should reach MW this summer alone, requiring 8,428 MW of in-city capacity, along with imports, meet and a margin. With a current capacity of 8,132 MW, there is a potential 296 MW shortfall. These presume normal weather conditions. If New York experiences warmer-than-normal summer, the outlook even worse. Further, according to report New York's Attorney between and 1998 capital to New York's transmission system dropped from $307.7 million per year to $90 million per year. At present time, major addition the system the state is proposed underwater line linking Long Island provide Long Island with about 300 MW of power and its import capacity by about 4 Unless this transmission expansion is expedited, it is scheduled for operation until 2002. Consequently, given all of these factors, power supplies in New certainly will be strained summer when warmer drive the of conditioners, pushing to annual highs. While NYSEG and the NYISO may agree on nature of New York's problems, a contentious debate has emerged to a solution. In own proposal, released in March, NYISO focused on building expediting processes, and efforts. one of its key the NYISO urged the creation 8,600 MW of new New York's peak demand) by 2005, with up 5,000 MW of that generation being made by the end of 2001. NYSEG immediately denounced the plan for "falling in its the magnitude of the crisis" and issued its proposals in its recent For instance, NYSEG officials said that

 at the
outlining borders to otHer states aNd CanAda LimIt The aMounT of power than
caN Be imPorted into the state. New YOrk CiTy IS relATiVely iSolated FRoM THe
tRaNsMisSiON gRids tHat Serve thE rest of the StaTe And must rely hEAvIly on
city-bAseD power supply. new york CiTy'S loAD shouLd rEach 10,535 Mw this
sUMmer alOne, requirInG 8,428 mW of in-CIty capaCITy, AlonG with imports, to
meeT DeMAnd and provide a ReservE mARgIN. witH a cUrrent capaCiTy of 8,132
Mw, There is A PoTENTiaL 296 mW shortfall. ThEse projectiONs pResume NoRmaL
WeatheR condItIOns. if New York exPeriEnces a warMer-thaN-Normal sUMmer, the
OutlooK geTs eVen wORsE.

FUrtHeR, AccORdIng TO a rEport froM NEw york's statE aTTOrneY GeNeraL,
betwEen 1988 and 1998 capital ImpRoveMEntS to NeW York'S traNsMissiOn systEm
droPpEd from $307.7 million peR yeaR to $90 millioN peR yEar. at The prESent
tiMe, oNly One majoR additiON to ThE TRAnSmission system in thE sTATe Is
scheduLed. A prOPoSeD UnderwatEr LinE linKINg LonG IslANd To ConnecTicut
wOUlD pRovide LOnG IslanD wIth AboUt 300 MW oF AddiTional Power and IncreASe
its import capACity by about 4 peRCeNT. unLEss tHis TransmissioN expANsioN is
eXPeDitED, it is Not scHeDUlED for operation until 2002.

COnSequenTly, giVen all of these Factors, powER SUpplies iN New yOrK Most
certainly wIll be Strained thIS summer wHen waRmer tempEratures dRIVe up the
uSe oF aiR coNdiTIOnErs, pushing demAND to aNnUal highS. WhIle NYSEg anD thE
NYiSO MaY agree on tHe nature Of neW YOrK's pRobleMS, a contenTiOus DeBatE
has eMErged wIth reGard To FiNDinG a solutIOn. iN Its oWn PrOposAl, rElEased
In eaRLy MArch, the nYISO focuSed ON buiLdInG new genEration, expediTiNg
siting prOcEssEs, imprOVIng transMission lines, and conservaTIon effoRts. in
one Of itS key propoSalS, the NYiSO URged thE creatIon of 8,600 mW Of nEW
ElectRICiTy (rOuGhly 30 percenT OF NeW York'S pEak dEmand) by 2005, With up
to 5,000 MW of that geNEraTion being made AvaIlabLE By The ENd OF 2001.

NYsEg ImmEDIately denounced The plan for "FaLLiNg short in iTS asSeSsment oF
the magNitudE Of the crIsis" and isSued its owN pRopoSALs iN its recent
Report. FoR instance, nySEG oFFiCials SaiD that

 at the
outlining borders  to otherstate s a ndCa nada  lim it the amounto f po wer than
can be impor ted i nt o  the st ate.New Yor k  C i t y i sre lat iv e ly  isol ate d fromthe
trans mis si on grids tha t  s erve the r est  of the stat e a nd mus trel y  heav ily  on city-b a sed po wer suppl y. New Yo r k City' s lo ad s hould reach 10,53 5  M W  this
summeralone,  r e qu i r ing  8, 428 MW ofin -city capacit y ,a l o ngw ith imports,to
meet de m and  and p ro vid e  a res ervema r gin . With a cu rren t capacit y of 8 , 132
MW ,  thereis a p ote nti al 2 9 6MW  sh or t fal l .The s e p rojectio ns  p resum e no r m a l
we ath er c ondit ions. If NewYor k ex p eri ences  a wa rmer -t han-n ormalsumme r,  the
outlook g etseven wors e.
Fu rt her,a ccordi ngtoa repor t fromN ewYo r k ' sState Attorney Gen er a l ,
between  1988a nd  1 9 98 capit al  im prov e m entsto N e wYork's t ransmi s si on  system  droppe dfro m $ 307.7 mill ion pe r year t o $90 million per ye a r. At the pre s en t
t i me,onl y one major  add i tion  tot he  tr a nsmis sionsy s te m  in the state is
s ch eduled . A p roposed under water line l i nking Lo ng I s la n d to Connectic ut
w ould provi d e Long I sland  with ab out 300 M W of addit ion alpow era n dincrease
its i mpor tcapacit y b y about  4per cen t.Un less this  transmi ss io nex pan sioni s
exped it ed,  i t i s not schedu led f or o pe ra t ion  until2 00 2 .
Co ns eque ntl y,  give n al l  of  thesefactors,pow e r su pp li es in N ew York most
c ertainly w il l b e stra i n ed thissummer when warmer temp e ratures  dr ive u p th e
use of  ai r cond iti o ners,pushin g dem an d t o annua l hi ghs .While NYSE G and  the
N YISO  may ag ree on the natureo f N ew York's pro ble ms,a co nte n ti o usde b ate has emerged wit h regard t of in ding a sol u tio n.  In its  own pr oposa l , relea sed
in e arly Marc h,  the N YIS O focusedon build ing new g e nerat i on , exp edi ting si tin g pro cesses ,  im provi ng tra ns missio n lin es , and co nservation efforts. In
one o f its  ke y proposa ls, the  NYISO ur gedthe creati onof8,600  MW of ne w
e l ec tri c ity ( roug h ly 30 per c en t o f Ne w York's pe a k dem and)by2 005, w ithup
to 5,000 MW o f  that generati on b e i ngmad e  ava il able by the en d o f2 0 01.

N YS EG immediat ely deno un c ed th e plan  for " falling s ho r t in i ts a sse ssment of
t he magnitu de  o f  the c risi s"  and i ssuedi ts o w n  proposals in it s rec e n t
re p ort . For  i nstance ,  NYS EG officia ls said tha t

 at_the
outlining_borders to other states_and Canada_limit_the amount_of_power than
can_be imported into_the state. New York_City is relatively_isolated_from the
transmission grids that serve the rest of the state and must rely_heavily_on
city-based_power_supply._New York City's load should_reach 10,535 MW this
summer_alone, requiring_8,428 MW of in-city capacity, along with imports,_to_
meet demand and_provide a reserve margin. With a current capacity of_8,132
MW, there is a potential_296 MW shortfall._These_projections_presume normal
weather conditions._If New York experiences a warmer-than-normal_summer, the
outlook gets even worse._

Further, according to a report from_New York's State Attorney General,
between_1988 and 1998 capital improvements_to New_York's transmission system
dropped from_$307.7 million per_year to_$90 million per_year. At the present
time, only_one major addition_to the transmission system in the_state_is
scheduled. A_proposed_underwater_line linking_Long Island to_Connecticut_
would provide_Long_Island with about 300 MW of_additional_power and increase
its import capacity by_about 4 percent. Unless_this_transmission expansion is
expedited,_it is not scheduled for_operation until 2002.

Consequently, given_all of_these factors,_power supplies in New York most
certainly will be strained this_summer when warmer temperatures drive up_the
use of air_conditioners, pushing_demand_to annual highs._While_NYSEG and_the
NYISO may agree on the nature_of New_York's problems, a contentious debate
has_emerged with regard to_finding_a solution. In its own proposal,_released
in early March, the NYISO_focused on building new generation,_expediting_
siting_processes, improving transmission lines, and_conservation efforts. In
one of its_key proposals, the_NYISO urged the creation of 8,600 MW_of_new
electricity (roughly 30 percent of_New_York's peak demand) by 2005, with_up_
to_5,000 MW of that generation_being made available by the end_of 2001.

NYSEG immediately denounced the plan for_"falling short in_its assessment of
the magnitude_of_the_crisis" and issued its own proposals in its recent
report._For instance,_NYSEG officials said_that


. Mr. Turrettino taught Ms. Dolan how to collaborate with her peers
using Wharton's Net tools. Since the program is team-based, Ms. Dolan learned
to conduct meetings on the Net and experiment with on-line business models.
"This is a partnership between the generations," said Mr. Kurtzman, a global
partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers. "But at the height of the dot-com boom,
people were saying strategy is dead.... Now there is an understanding that
you must have the business savvy that comes with experience."
Mr. Pomeroy, of GE Plastics, says having a Web presence has paid off. "At GE
Plastics we took a presence on the Web, which was about $10-million [U.S.] in
sales revenues in 1998, and expanded it to $1.5-billion in business by 2000,"
he said. "This year, we expect to do close to $4-billion in business
on-line."
Mr. Pomeroy said Ms. Burkhart helped him use the Net with greater ease.
"Now, everything we do is predicated on the internal or external Web," said
Mr. Pomeroy. "Everything is on that square screen that sits on our desks."

Illustration

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Enron Willing To Continue India Power Project - Report

05/31/2001
Dow Jones International News
(Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)

NEW DELHI -(Dow Jones)- U.S. based power major Enron Corp. (ENE) may be
willing to continue with its India project the Dabhol Power Co., Wade Cline,
managing director of Enron's indian unit, told the projects Indian lenders,
the Business Line newspaper reports Thursday.
Cline told lenders that Dabhol Power could make adjustments, including a 10%
cut in power tariffs, but it wouldn't do so unilaterally, the news report
added. Any adjustments would depend on similar concessions from purchasing
parties.
The $3-billion Dabhol Power project, India's biggest foreign investment
project, is situated in the western Indian state of Mah

. Mr. Turrettino taught Ms. Dolan how to collaborate with her peers
 using Wharton's Net creature. Since the platform is team - based, Ms. Dolan learned
 to conduct meeting on the Net and experiment with on - line commercial enterprise models.
 " This is a partnership between the generations, " say Mr. Kurtzman, a global
 partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers. " But at the altitude of the dot - com boom,
 people were say strategy is dead.... Now there is an understanding that
 you must suffer the business savvy that comes with experience. "
 Mr. Pomeroy, of GE Plastics, read having a Web presence has paid off. " At GE
 Plastics we remove a presence on the Web, which was about $ 10 - million [ U.S. ] in
 sales revenues in 1998, and extend it to $ 1.5 - billion in business by 2000, "
 he said. " This year, we expect to do close to $ 4 - billion in business
 on - line. "
 Mr. Pomeroy said Ms. Burkhart helped him use the Net with greater ease.
 " Now, everything we do is predicated on the home or external Web, " said
 Mr. Pomeroy. " Everything is on that hearty sieve that sits on our desks. "

 Illustration

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

 Enron Willing To stay India Power Project - Report

 05/31/2001
 Dow Jones International News
 (Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)

 NEW DELHI -(Dow Jones)- U.S. based power major Enron Corp. (ENE) may be
 willing to stay with its India project the Dabhol Power Co., Wade Cline,
 managing director of Enron's indian unit, told the projects Indian lender,
 the Business Line newspaper reports Thursday.
 Cline told lenders that Dabhol Power could make adjustments, including a 10%
 cut in world power tariffs, but it wouldn't do so unilaterally, the news report
 total. Any adjustments would depend on similar concessions from purchasing
 parties.
 The $ 3 - billion Dabhol Power project, India's biggest extraneous investment
 undertaking, is situated in the western Indian state of Mah

. Mr. Turrettino taught Ms. Douan how to collcvorate with ger peerr
using Wharton's Net tools. Smnce the kgogram is team-based, Mr. Dolan lvarned
to convuct meetings on the Net and esierimznv with on-line bosiness modens.
"This is a pdrgnzrship between the generations," said Ir. Kurtamwn, a global
pattner wt PdpctwaterhouseCoopers. "But at the heifht of uhe dot-com boom,
pepple were saying strategy ls dfad.... Now there is aj understaneing rhat
you musg have the business sabvy that comes with experience."
Or. Pokeroy, of GG Llwvtics, says iaving a Web presekbe has [aid ofg. "At GE
Plastigs we toik a presence on the Xeb, which was about $10-iillion [U.V.] nn
sales revenues in 1998, abd exkandeg it ro $1.5-cilmipn in budinxss by 2000,"
he aaid. "This ywar, we expect to do cjise to $4-billioh in btsyness
on-line."
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"Now, evgrything wq do is predicated on the internal or external Wet," saiv
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Illustrabion

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Enron Willind To Xontinue Yndis Power Project - Report

05/31/2001
Dow Hones Internctiinal News
(Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jonzs & Cokpany, Inc.)

NEW DELHI -(Dow Jones)- U.S. gased power major Endun Corp. (ENE) may ce
einling to continue with its India prijecc the Dachol Power Co., Wade Cpine,
managing director ov Enrln'v indian ujit, told the projects Indian leivers,
the Busimevs Nine newfpapev reports Thursqay.
Cline told lenderf thag Dabhol Pkwer conld make adjtstments, inclgfing a 10%
cut mn power earidfs, vut it duuldn't do so umilaterally, the neww report
added. Any adghstments would btpebd on similar cpncdssyojs fwmm purchasinc
paftidx.
The $3-cillion Dabmol Powrr project, India's bicgesf foreign investmemt
project, is situwted in the wrstern Indian statt of Meh

. Mr. Turrettino taught Ms. Dolan how with peers using Net tools. Since Dolan to conduct meetings the Net and with on-line business models. "This is partnership between the generations," said Mr. Kurtzman, a global partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers. "But the height of the dot-com boom, people were saying strategy is dead.... Now is understanding you have the business savvy that comes with experience." Mr. Pomeroy, of GE Plastics, says having a presence has paid off. "At GE Plastics we a presence on the which was about $10-million [U.S.] sales in 1998, expanded to in business by he said. "This year, we expect to do close to $4-billion in business on-line." Mr. Pomeroy said Burkhart helped the Net greater "Now, we do is the internal or external Web," said is on that square screen that sits on desks." Illustration 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. Rights Reserved. Enron Willing To Continue India Power - Report 05/31/2001 Dow Jones International News (Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.) -(Dow Jones)- U.S. based major Enron Corp. may willing continue its India the Dabhol Power Co., Wade Cline, managing director of Enron's indian told the projects Indian lenders, the Business Line newspaper reports told that Dabhol Power make adjustments, including a cut power tariffs, but it so the Any would on similar concessions from parties. The $3-billion Dabhol Power India's biggest foreign investment western Indian state of Mah

. Mr. Turrettino taught Ms. Dolan How to collaBoratE wiTh hEr PeerS
usiNg Wharton's Net tOOls. SInce the program is team-baSed, Ms. doLAn leARnEd
to cOnduct mEEtINGs oN tHe net AnD ExPerimEnt With on-lIne businesS moDeLs.
"This is a parTNeRship betweEn tHe generationS," saId Mr. KuRtZmaN, A globAl
pArtneR at PriCEwaterHouseCoopErS. "but at tHE height OF ThE dot-Com boom,
people were SAyINg strategy is deAd.... Now tHeRE iS AN unDerStanding thAt
You muST have thE BuSINEss SAvvy that comes With experieNCe."
MR. PomerOy, Of Ge plastiCs, sayS hAVinG a Web presenCe haS paid off. "AT GE
PlaSTics we tOOk a presEnce on The web, WhicH WaS aBouT $10-mILliON [U.s.] in
SAleS revenueS iN 1998, aNd expAndeD IT TO $1.5-bilLioN in bUsineSs by 2000,"
he said. "ThiS yeAr, we EXpeCt to dO closE to $4-bIlLion iN businEss
on-LiNe."
Mr. Pomeroy said ms. BuRkhart helPed HiM usE tHe Net WIth greAteR eaSe.
"Now, evErythinG We dO iS PREdIcated on the internaL oR EXtErnal Web," Said
Mr. pOmErOY. "EverythInG is On thAT SquarE scrEEn That sits On our dESkS."

ILlustraTiOn

CopyRiGht, 2000 dow jones & cOmpaNy, Inc. ALl Rights reserVEd.

Enron Willing tO Continue IndiA poWER PROjecT - RePort

05/31/2001
Dow JoneS IntERnatIonaL neWs
(COPyrigHt (c) 2001, DoW JONeS & company, Inc.)

NEW DELHI -(DOw jones)- U.s. baseD power major EnRon Corp. (ENE) MAY Be
willinG to cONtINue with its IndiA projEct the DabhOL Power Co., wade CLine,
manaGing direcTOR of Enron'S inDiaN unIt, tOLD tHe projects IndIAN lenDeRs,
the BuSinEss Line NewSpaPer RepOrTs ThursdaY.
Cline toLd LeNdErS thAt DabHOl Power cOuLd mAkE adJustmENts, incLudinG a 10%
cuT iN pOWer Tariffs, BUt IT WoulDn'T dO so uNilAtErallY, the NEws Report
aDded. Any adJusTMentS wOuLd depenD on similar conCeSsions from PuRchAsing
pARTies.
The $3-bIllion Dabhol Power projecT, india's bIggEst foReigN investmeNt
pRoject, Is sITuated In the wEsterN INdiAN State OF maH

. Mr. Turrettino taught Ms . Dolan ho w tocol lab or atewith  her peers
us i ng W harton's Net tools. Si nce t he prog r am  is t eam-bas e d, M s.Do la n l ea r ne d
to  co nduct m eetings on  th eNet and expe r im ent with o n-l ine business  mo dels.
" Thi s  is a  pa rtner ship b e tweenthe gener at i ons,"s aid Mr. K ur tzma n, a global
part n er at Pricewaterh ouseCo op e rs . "Bu t a t the heig ht  of t h e dot-c o mb o o m,people were s aying strat e gyis dea d. ... Now th ere i sa n u nderstandin g th at
you m ust ha v e the b u sinesssavvytha t c omes wi th  ex pe r ien c e. " M r.Pomeroy,  o fGE Pl asti c s , says  ha ving  a We b presence ha s p aido ff.  "AtGE
P last ic s wetook a  pres en ce on the Web,whic h was abo ut$1 0-m il lion[ U.S.]in
sa les rev enues i n  19 98 , a nd  expanded it to $1 .5 - b il lion inbusine s sby 2000," he  sa id." T his y ear, we  expectto doc lo se  to $4- bi llionin  bu sin ess o n-li ne." Mr. Pome roy s a id Ms. Burkhar t  helped him u s et h eN et w ith  greater ea se."Now , ev e ry thi n g wedo is  p r ed i cated on the intern al  or ex terna l Web," said
Mr. Pomer o y .  "Everyt hing is on that square  scre en that si t s on our  desk s."

Ill ustration
Copyrig ht,  20 00Dow J on es & Company, I nc.Al l Right s R eserved .

E nro n W il ling To C ontinueIn di aPo wer  Proj e ct - Rep or t
05 /31 /2001 Dow Jo nes I nter na ti o nal  News
( C op y r ight  ( c)  200 1,Do w Jon es & Com pany, I nc.)

NEW  DE L HI - (D ow  Jones) - U.S. basedpo wer majorEn ron  Corp. ( ENE) may  be
willing to continu e  with i tsIndia  pro ject theDab hol Po wer Co., W ade Cl ine,
m ana g i ng di r e ct orof  Enron's i n d ian  unit ,told  the pr ojects Indian lend e rs,
the Busines s L inen e ws pap e rr epo rt s  Th u r sday.
Cline to ld lenders  t h at  Dabhol Po w erco uld mak e adjus tment s , inclu ding a 10 %
cut in  p ower t ari ffs, but i t wouldn 't do sou nilat e ra lly,the  newsre por t
ad ded. A n y a djust mentswo uld de pendon  similar  concessions from purch asing
part ies .
The $3- bil l ion  Dabhol P ower  project,Ind ia' s big ges t  fore igni nv est m ent proj e ct, is si t ua ted i nthe western I n dia n sta teo f Mah

. Mr._Turrettino taught_Ms. Dolan how to_collaborate with_her_peers
using_Wharton's_Net tools. Since_the program is_team-based, Ms. Dolan learned_
to conduct meetings_on_the Net and experiment with on-line business models.
"This is a partnership between the_generations,"_said Mr._Kurtzman,_a_global
partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers. "But_at the height of the_dot-com boom,_
people were saying strategy is dead.... Now there_is_an understanding that_
you must have the business savvy that comes with_experience."
Mr. Pomeroy, of GE Plastics,_says having a_Web_presence_has paid off. "At_GE
Plastics we took a presence_on the Web, which was about_$10-million [U.S.] in
sales revenues in 1998,_and expanded it to $1.5-billion in_business by 2000,"
he said._"This year,_we expect to do close_to $4-billion in_business
on-line."_
Mr. Pomeroy said_Ms. Burkhart helped him use the_Net with greater_ease.
"Now, everything we do is_predicated_on the internal_or_external_Web," said_
Mr. Pomeroy. "Everything_is_on that_square_screen that sits on our desks."

Illustration_

Copyright,_2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All_Rights Reserved.

Enron Willing_To_Continue India Power Project_- Report

05/31/2001
Dow Jones International News
(Copyright_(c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company,_Inc.)

NEW DELHI_-(Dow Jones)-_U.S. based power major Enron Corp. (ENE) may be
willing to_continue with its India project the_Dabhol Power Co., Wade_Cline,
managing_director_of Enron's indian_unit,_told the_projects Indian lenders,
the Business Line newspaper_reports Thursday._
Cline told lenders that Dabhol Power_could make adjustments, including_a_10%
cut in power tariffs, but_it wouldn't do so unilaterally, the_news report
added. Any adjustments_would_depend_on similar concessions from purchasing_
parties.
The $3-billion Dabhol Power project, India's_biggest foreign investment_
project, is situated in the western Indian_state_of Mah


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