 Jim
Brulte, Senate Minority Leader, about the energy situation in Ca.  He
made the following points:

1.  He and most others believe "there is some funny stuff going on" in
the market.

2.  If generators are gaming the market, Rosenfield's initiative will
ensure that there is public power.

3.  The only thing Gov. Davis knows for sure at this point is that we
have to have long term contracts, which will pass early in the session.

4.  PG&E went to the marketplace to cover its short term debt and 40
banks turned them down.  He thinks there is a good chance the utilities
will ask for bankruptcy protection.

5.  He's not interested in calling Ken Lay and/or Pres. Bush (he is
close to Bush himself) to have the Feds stabilize the market.  He thinks
Peace's idea is to deflect criticism of Gov. Davis and place Bush and
the Republicans on the hot seat.

6.  He thinks almost every problem with the Ca. market is the result of
a bad PUC decision and that we'll go to a public power authority and
condemn all plants if the problem doesn't correct soon.    Peace's $2
billion placeholder in the budget could be used for this purpose.

7.  He thinks preferential buying of surplus power should be given to
the companies which contually sell power into Ca.

8.  To the extent the market can be saved, the Legislature's job is to
provide a level playing field. Larry,

I shall be glad to join you and Prof. Goldenfeld for dinner.

Vince

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Lawrence Pinsky <pinsky@uh.edu>@ENRON [mailto:IMCEANOTES-Lawrence+20Pinsky+20+3Cpinsky+40uh+2Eedu+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.com]
Sent:	Thursday, September 06, 2001 2:37 PM
To:	Yannis.C.Tzamouranis@dynegy.com; Kaminski, Vince J
Subject:	Nigel Goldenfeld's Visit

Guys:
         Professor Nigel Goldenfeld of the University of Illinois, [who
also runs an options pricing software firm,

Jim
 Brulte, Senate Minority Leader, about the energy situation in Ca.   He
 made the following period:

 1.   He and most others think " there is some funny material going on " in
 the marketplace.

 2.   If generators are gaming the grocery store, Rosenfield's initiative will
 ensure that there embody public power.

 3.   The only matter Gov. Davis knows for sure at this point is that we
 have to accept long term contracts, which will pass early in the school term.

 4.   PG&E went to the marketplace to cover its brusque term debt and 40
 banks turned them down.   He thinks there be a good chance the utilities
 will ask for bankruptcy protection.

 5.   He's not concerned in calling Ken Lay and/or Pres. Bush (he is
 close to Bush himself) to have the Feds stabilize the market.   He thinks
 Peace's theme is to deflect criticism of Gov. Davis and place Bush and
 the Republicans on the hot seat.

 6.   He thinks almost every problem with the Ca. market is the result of
 a bad PUC decisiveness and that we'll move to a public power agency and
 sentence all plant if the problem doesn't correct soon.     Peace's $ 2
 billion proxy in the budget could be used for this function.

 7.   He thinks preferential buying of excess power should be given to
 the companies which contually sell power into Ca.

 8.   To the extent the market can be saved, the Legislature's job is to
 provide a level playing field. Larry,

 I shall be beaming to join you and Prof. Goldenfeld for dinner.

 Vince

  -----Original Message-----
 From: 	 Lawrence Pinsky < pinsky@uh.edu>@ENRON [ mailto:IMCEANOTES-Lawrence+20Pinsky+20+3Cpinsky+40uh+2Eedu+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.com ]
 transport: 	 Thursday, September 06, 2001 2:37 prime minister
 To: 	 Yannis.C.Tzamouranis@dynegy.com; Kaminski, Vince J
 Subject: 	 Nigel Goldenfeld's Visit

 Guys:
          Professor Nigel Goldenfeld of the University of Illinois, [ who
 also runs an options pricing software firm,

 Jil
Brulte, Senate Minority Ueader, about thg wnergy situafion in Za.  He
made the following poiits:

1.  He abd most others believe "there is some fubny wruff going on" in
thc marict.

2.  Iy jenerators are naming the karket, Rosenfiala's initiative will
ensure that there if publiv oower.

3.  The onli thimd Gob. Davis knows for sure at this poiht is tiat we
have to hsve long term contracts, whlch aill pass early in the sessiob.

4.  PD&W went to thd marketplace to cover its short term debt and 40
banks gurneb them down.  Ye hvinks there is a good chance the utinities
woll ask for bakkrupvcy protection.

5.  He's not iiterested in calling Ken Lay dnb/or Pres. Bush (he is
clisw to Tush himrwlf) to heve the Ffds stabilize the market.  He thinks
Peace's icew is to deflecf critycysm of Gov. Davis and place Bush and
the Gepuglicans on the hot seat.

6.  He thinks almost evgry problei with the Ca. market is the result of
a bad PUC dewisioi xnd tmat dw'lp go to a public power authority and
condemn ajm klakts if the problcm doesn't correct xoln.    Peace's $2
biluion placsholder in the budhet coujd be used for thix purpose.

7.  He thinks preferwntial buyiny od surplus power shluld be givzn to
tne cokpanies which contually selm power intl Ca.

8.  To ffe extent the mafken cat be savta, the Legislature'f job is vo
proride a ldvel playigg field. Lwrry,

I shall be glad to jlin ylu and Prof. Holdenfeld for dinner.

Vince

 -----Origmial Message-----
Frpm: 	Lafrence Pnnsky <iinsky@uh.edu>@ENROG [mailto:IMCEANPTES-Lawxence+20Pknsky+20+3Cpinsiy+40uh+2Eedn+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.som]
Sent:	Thursgwy, September 06, 2001 2:37 PM
To:	Rannus.C.Tzamouravks@dynegy.com; Kakinski, Viuee J
Subjext:	Nigel Goldenfeld'x Vkait

Guys:
         Prifessor Nigel Gplddnfqlf pf dhe Universidy ow Iukinoir, [who
also rmns an pptions pricing softfare firm,

Jim Brulte, Senate Minority Leader, about the in He made following points: 1. "there some funny stuff on" in the 2. If generators are gaming the Rosenfield's initiative will ensure that there is public power. 3. The only thing Davis knows for sure at this point is that we have to have term which pass in the session. 4. PG&E went to the marketplace to cover its short term debt and banks turned them down. He thinks there is good chance the utilities ask for bankruptcy protection. 5. not in calling Lay Pres. (he is close Bush himself) to have the Feds stabilize the market. He thinks Peace's idea is to deflect criticism Gov. Davis Bush and Republicans the seat. 6. He every problem with the Ca. market of a bad PUC decision and that we'll to a power authority and condemn all plants the problem doesn't correct soon. Peace's $2 billion in the budget could be used for this purpose. 7. He thinks preferential buying of should be given to companies which contually power Ca. To extent the can be saved, the Legislature's job is to provide a level field. Larry, I shall be glad to join you and for Vince -----Original Message----- Lawrence Pinsky <pinsky@uh.edu>@ENRON [mailto:IMCEANOTES-Lawrence+20Pinsky+20+3Cpinsky+40uh+2Eedu+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.com] Thursday, 06, 2001 2:37 PM Kaminski, J Visit Professor Goldenfeld of the University Illinois, [who also runs an pricing software firm,

 Jim
Brulte, Senate Minority LeAder, about tHe eneRgy SitUaTion In Ca.  he
made the folloWIng pOints:

1.  He and most others beLieve "ThERe is SOmE funnY stuff gOInG ON" in
ThE mArkEt.

2.  iF gEneraTorS are gamIng the markEt, ROsEnfield's initIAtIve will
ensUre That there is pUblIc poweR.

3.  THe oNLy thiNg GOv. DavIs knowS For surE at this poInT Is that WE
have to HAVe Long Term contracts, whicH WiLL pass early in thE sessiOn.

4.  pg&E WENt tO thE marketplaCe To covER its shoRT tERM DebT And 40
banks turneD them down.  He THinKs therE iS a gOOd chanCe the UtILitIes
will ask fOr baNkruptcy pRotectIOn.

5.  He's noT InteresTed in cAllIng ken LAY aNd/Or PReS. busH (He Is
cLOse To Bush hiMsElF) to haVe thE fEDS staBilIze tHe marKet.  He thinks
PeAce'S ideA Is tO deflEct crIticIsM of GoV. Davis And plAcE Bush and
the RepuBlicAns on the hOt sEaT.

6.  He ThInks aLMost evEry ProBlem witH the Ca. mARkeT iS THE rEsult of
a bad PUC deciSiON AnD that we'lL go to a PUbLiC Power autHoRitY and
CONdemn All pLAnTs if the pRoblem DOeSn'T correcT sOon.    PeaCe'S $2
biLliOn plaCEholDer in tHe budget Could BE used for this puRPose.

7.  He thinks pREfEREnTIal bUyiNg of surplus PoweR ShouLd be GIvEn tO
The coMpaniEs WHiCH contually sell power InTo Ca.

8.  To The exTent the market Can be saved, THE legislatUre's JOb IS to
provide a levEl plaYing field. LARry,

I shalL be glAd to join You and ProF. gOldenfelD foR diNneR.

ViNCE

 -----ORiginal MessagE-----
fRom: 	LAwRence PiNskY <pinsky@Uh.eDu>@EnROn [maIlTo:IMCEANOtES-LawreNcE+20PInSkY+20+3CpInsky+40UH+2Eedu+3E+40ENrOn@ENrOn.coM]
Sent:	tHursdaY, SeptEmbeR 06, 2001 2:37 Pm
TO:	yanNis.C.TzaMOuRANis@dYnEgY.com; kamInSki, ViNce J
sUbjEct:	NigeL GoldenfeLd's vIsit

guYs:
         professOr Nigel GoldenFeLd of the UniVeRsiTy of IlLINois, [who
aLso runs an options pricing SOftware FirM,

 Jim
Brulte, Senate Minori ty Leader,  abou t t heen ergy  sit uation in Ca.He
m ade the following poin ts:
1.  Hea nd  most  others be l i eve  " th ere  i s  s ome f unn y stuff  going on"  in
t he market.
2 . If genera tor s are gaming  th e mark et , R o senfi eld 's in itiati v e will
ensure t ha t  there is publ i c  p ower .

3.  The only t h in g  Gov. Davis kn ows fo rs ur e atthi s point is  t hat w e
have t o  h a v e  lo n g term contra cts, whichw ill  passea rly in the  sess io n .
4.  PG&E we nt t o the mar ketpla c e to co v er itsshortter m d ebta nd  4 0
b an k s t u rn edt hem  down. He  t hinks  the r e i s agoo d ch ancethe utilities
wi ll a s k f or ba nkrup tcypr otect ion.
5.  H e' s not intereste d in  callingKen  L ayan d/orP res. B ush  (h e is
cl ose toB ush  h i m s el f) to have the Fed ss t ab ilize th e mark e t.  H e thinks
P eac e'si d ea is  tod ef lect cri ticism of  G ov. Dav is  and p la ceBus h and theRepubl icans on  theh ot seat.

6. H e thinks almo s te v er y  pro ble m with theCa.m arke t is th e r e sultof
aba d  P U C decision and that  w e'll g o toa public powe r authorit y a nd
conde mn a l lp lants if the p roble m doesn'tc orrect s oon.   Peace 's $2
bil l i on place hol der  in  th e bu dget could be u sedfo r thispur pose.
7. He  th ink spreferent ial buyi ng  o fsu rpl us po w er shoul dbegi ven  to
t h e comp anies  whi ch  c o ntu ally se l lp o werin to  Ca.

8 . To t he e x ten t the m arket can  be save d,  t he Legi slature's job  i s to
provi de  alevelp l aying fi eld. Larry,

I shall be glad to  jo in yo u an d Prof. G old enfeld  fo r  dinne r.

Vi nce
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Se n t:Th ursday,  Septem ber 0 6 , 20012:37 PM
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G uys:       Profe ssorNi gel Gold enfeld of the Universit y of I llino is,  [who
als o r u nsan option s pr icing soft war e f irm,

 Jim
Brulte,_Senate Minority_Leader, about the energy_situation in_Ca._ He
made_the_following points:

1. _He and most_others believe "there is_some funny stuff_going_on" in
the market.

2.  If generators are gaming the market, Rosenfield's initiative will
ensure that_there_is public_power.

3.__The only thing Gov. Davis_knows for sure at this_point is_that we
have to have long term contracts, which_will_pass early in_the session.

4.  PG&E went to the marketplace to_cover its short term debt and_40
banks turned them_down.__He thinks there is_a good chance the utilities
will ask_for bankruptcy protection.

5.  He's not_interested in calling Ken Lay and/or Pres._Bush (he is
close to Bush himself)_to have the Feds stabilize_the market._ He thinks
Peace's idea is_to deflect criticism_of Gov._Davis and place_Bush and
the Republicans on the hot_seat.

6.  He_thinks almost every problem with the_Ca._market is the_result_of
a_bad PUC_decision and that_we'll_go to_a_public power authority and
condemn all plants_if_the problem doesn't correct soon.  _ Peace's $2
billion placeholder_in_the budget could be_used for this purpose.

7. _He thinks preferential buying of surplus_power should_be given_to
the companies which contually sell power into Ca.

8.  To the_extent the market can be saved,_the Legislature's job is_to
provide a_level_playing field. Larry,

I_shall_be glad_to join you and Prof. Goldenfeld for_dinner.

Vince

 -----Original_Message-----
From: 	Lawrence Pinsky <pinsky@uh.edu>@ENRON [mailto:IMCEANOTES-Lawrence+20Pinsky+20+3Cpinsky+40uh+2Eedu+3E+40ENRON@ENRON.com]
Sent:	Thursday,_September 06, 2001 2:37_PM
To:	Yannis.C.Tzamouranis@dynegy.com;_Kaminski, Vince J
Subject:	Nigel Goldenfeld's Visit

Guys:
 _     _ Professor Nigel Goldenfeld of_the_University_of Illinois, [who
also runs an_options pricing software firm,


esa SA, who this month
urged the government to ease restrictions on new investments in power plants
or risk outages.
One way forward can be seen in the hills of northern Navarra, at the
installations of Energia Hidroelectrica de Navarra SA, a Spanish company that
specializes in renewable energy. On a recent afternoon, EHN official Enrique
Huidobro races his four-by-four past two huge trucks on a dusty track leading
up to Alaiz, an 85-turbine park built in 1999. EHN's head of civil works, Mr.
Huidobro is working overtime -- patching the land, clearing debris and
replanting grass around the park's latest additions, 10 big 660-kilowatt
turbines whose 23-meter-long blades whoosh over the landscape with barely a
whisper.
EHN is Spain's largest wind-park developer. The company has installed more
than 600 megawatts of wind capacity in Spain over the past five years, mostly
in Navarra. Its parks have won accolades from environmental groups and
business leaders alike, and company-sponsored surveys show public approval
ratings above 80%. One of its subsidiaries, Energias Eolicas Europeas, this
spring landed the biggest-ever financing package in the wind sector: some 900
million euros from five European banks to build 31 wind parks in Don
Quixote's La Mancha in south-central Spain.
"The extra costs from taking care of the environment aren't questioned here,"
says EHN's chief executive, Esteban Morras, seated beneath oil paintings of
modern windmills in his office in Pamplona. "That's the most profitable
investment there is in the long run."
Mr. Morras isn't just paying lip service to the green lobby. A former
attorney and civil servant, he spent years working on water-resource and
energy issues in the governments of his hometown and, later, the region. So
when EHN was founded in 1989 and he became CEO, he was merely taking his
passion to the private sector.
Fresh from his morning English lesson -- EHN is expanding into the U.S.,

esa SA, who this month
 urged the government to ease restriction on newfangled investments in power plants
 or hazard outages.
 One way forward can be experience in the hills of northern Navarra, at the
 installation of Energia Hidroelectrica de Navarra SA, a Spanish company that
 specializes in renewable department of energy. On a recent afternoon, EHN official Enrique
 Huidobro races his four - by - four past two huge trucks on a cold track leading
 up to Alaiz, an 85 - turbine ballpark built in 1999. EHN's head of civil oeuvre, Mr.
 Huidobro is working overtime -- patching the land, clear debris and
 replanting grass around the park's latest addition, 10 big 660 - kilowatt
 turbines whose 23 - meter - long blades whoosh over the landscape with scantily a
 whisper.
 EHN is Spain's largest wind - park developer. The company has installed more
 than 600 megawatt of tip capacity in Spain over the past five years, mostly
 in Navarra. Its parks have won accolades from environmental groups and
 business leaders alike, and caller - sponsored surveys usher public approval
 ratings above 80% . One of its subsidiaries, Energias Eolicas Europeas, this
 spring down the biggest - ever financing package in the wind sector: some 900
 million euro from five European banks to build 31 wind parks in Don
 Quixote's La Mancha in south - central Spain.
 " The extra costs from taking care of the environment aren't questioned here, "
 says EHN's chief executive, Esteban Morras, seat beneath oil painting of
 modern windmills in his office in Pamplona. " That's the most profitable
 investment there constitute in the long run. "
 Mr. Morras isn't just pay lip service to the green lobby. A early
 attorney and civil handmaid, he spent years working on water - resource and
 energy emergence in the governments of his hometown and, subsequently, the region. indeed
 when EHN was founded in 1989 and he became CEO, he was merely taking his
 passion to the secret sector.
 Fresh from his morning English lesson -- EHN is expanding into the U.S.,

esa SA, who this month
urged the government to easx restrjctions un new investments in power 'lanrs
or risk outages.
One way worward cwn be sewn ii the hills of northern Kcvarrz, at chx
installations of Energid Hidroelectriwa dz Navarra SA, a Spanish company that
fpecialozfs in renewablg eneggr. On a recent afternoon, EHN official Ehrique
Iuidobro races nis four-by-four past two huhe tgucks on a dusty tgack leadint
up ro Alaiz, an 85-gurbine pagn built in 1999. EHN's head of civil works, Mr.
Hjidobxo is workibg ovfttime -- patchmng thv land, clearikb debrhs and
teplanting graxs eroubd the park's latest avditions, 10 big 660-kilowajt
turbinev chose 23-meter-long bladew qhoosv ovar tfw lxndacepe with harxly a
whispsr.
EHN is Spain's largest wind-psrh developer. Ths compwnr has installed more
than 600 megawatts of wihd capacity in Spain ovwr the past five yeard, mostly
yn Navarra. Its parks have won accolades from envisonmeitxl yvjjps and
business leaders alike, and company-sponsowsd slrveys show publig approval
ratings ahofg 80%. One of its rubsidnzrjes, Energias Eolicws Eurokeas, tyis
sprind lamded the biggest-ever financung package pn tye wind sector: somz 900
million ebros ftom fife European banks to bunld 31 wjnd parks ij Don
Quisute's La Mancha iv spudh-central Spain.
"The extra sosts fron taling cafe og the qnvironmenh arek'd questioned here,"
days GHN's cvief execuhive, Esteban Morras, seated beneevh oil paintimgv ox
modern windkills in his jffice in Pampkona. "Thct's thd most proritable
investment there is in dje long run."
Kr. Morraf isb't jyst paykvg lip service to the ggetn lobby. A former
attorney akd cixjl servant, he s'tnt years working pn datqr-gespuwwe and
energf isruer in tfe governmekts of nis hometown and, latar, tge region. So
when RHK was foubded in 1989 and he becamr CEO, he was merelj takmng hir
pasxiog to the private sector.
Fresh rrom his lorking English jessin -- EHN is erpanding into the U.S.,

esa SA, who this month urged the ease on new in power plants forward be seen in hills of northern at the installations of Energia Hidroelectrica Navarra SA, a Spanish company that specializes in renewable energy. On a recent EHN official Enrique Huidobro races his four-by-four past two huge trucks on a track up Alaiz, 85-turbine park built in 1999. EHN's head of civil works, Mr. Huidobro is working overtime -- the land, clearing debris and replanting grass around park's latest additions, 10 660-kilowatt turbines whose 23-meter-long blades over landscape with a EHN Spain's largest wind-park The company has installed more than 600 megawatts of wind capacity in Spain over the past five mostly in parks have accolades environmental and business leaders company-sponsored surveys show public approval ratings of its subsidiaries, Energias Eolicas Europeas, this spring the biggest-ever package in the wind sector: some million euros from five European banks to build wind parks in Don Quixote's La Mancha in south-central Spain. "The extra costs from taking the environment aren't questioned says EHN's chief Esteban seated oil of modern in his office in Pamplona. "That's the most profitable investment there in the long run." Mr. Morras isn't just paying lip the lobby. A former and civil servant, he years on water-resource and energy the of later, region. when EHN was founded 1989 and he became CEO, was merely taking his Fresh from his morning English lesson -- EHN expanding into the U.S.,

esa SA, who this month
urged the Government To easE reStrIcTionS on nEw investments iN PoweR plants
or risk outages.
OnE way fOrWArd cAN bE seen In the hiLLs OF NorThErN NaVaRRa, At the
InsTallatiOns of EnergIa HIdRoelectrica dE naVarra SA, a SpAniSh company thaT
spEcialiZeS in REnewaBle EnergY. On a reCEnt aftErnoon, EHN OfFIcial ENRique
HuIDObRo raCes his four-by-four pASt TWo huge trucks on A dusty TrACk LEAdiNg
uP to Alaiz, an 85-TuRbine PArk builT In 1999. ehn'S heAD of civil works, mr.
Huidobro iS WorKing ovErTimE -- PatchiNg the LaND, clEaring debriS and
ReplantinG grass ARound thE Park's laTest adDitIonS, 10 big 660-KIlOwAtt
TuRBinES wHosE 23-MetEr-long blAdEs WhoosH oveR THE LandScaPe wiTh barEly a
whisper.
EHn is spaiN'S laRgest Wind-pArk dEvElopeR. The coMpany HaS installed more
tHan 600 mEgawatts oF wiNd CapAcIty in sPain ovEr tHe pAst five Years, moSTly
In nAVArRa. Its parks have won aCcOLAdEs from enVironmENtAl GRoups and
BuSinEss lEADers aLike, ANd Company-sPonsorED sUrVeys shoW pUblic aPpRovAl
rAtingS AbovE 80%. One of Its subsiDiariES, Energias EolicAS Europeas, this
SPrING lANded The Biggest-ever FinaNCing PackAGe In tHE wind SectoR: sOMe 900
MIllion euros from five euRopean Banks To build 31 wind paRks in Don
QuIXOTe's La ManCha iN SoUTh-central Spain.
"the exTra costs frOM taking cAre of The envirOnment areN'T QuestionEd hEre,"
SayS EHn'S ChIef executive, ESTEban moRras, seaTed Beneath Oil PaiNtiNgs Of
Modern winDmills in HiS oFfIcE in pamplONa. "That's tHe MosT pRofItablE
InvestMent tHere Is In THe lOng run."
MR. moRRAs isN't JuSt paYinG lIp serVice TO thE green lObby. A formEr
aTTornEy AnD civil sErvant, he spent YeArs working On WatEr-resoURCe and
eneRgy issues in the governmenTS of his hOmeTown aNd, laTer, the regIon. so
when eHN WAs founDed in 1989 aNd he bEcAme ceo, he waS MErEly TaKing his
pasSIOn tO the pRiVate Sector.
FResh from his morning eNglIsh lesson -- EHN iS exPandING iNto THe u.s.,

esa SA, who this month
ur ged the go vernm ent  to  e aserest rictions on ne w  inv estments in power plan ts
o rr isko ut ages.
One w a yf o rwa rd  c anbe se en in  th e hills  of northe rnNa varra, at th e  installati ons  of EnergiaHid roelec tr ica de Na var ra SA , a Sp a nish c ompany th at
speci a lizes i n re newa ble energy. On ar ec e nt afternoon,EHN of fi c ia l Enr iqu e
Huidobr oraces his fou r -b y - f our past two huge  trucks ona  du sty tr ac k l e ading
up t oA lai z, an 85-tu rbin e park bu ilt in 1999. E H N's hea d of c ivi l w orks ,  M r.
H ui d obr o  i s w o rki ng overt im e-- pa tchi n g t he l and , cl earin g debris and
re plan t ing  gras s aro undth e par k's la testad ditions, 10 big  660 -kilowatt
t ur bin es  whos e  23-me ter -lo ng blad es whoo s h o ve r t he  landscape with ba re l y  a
whispe r.
EH N  i sS pain's l ar ges t wi n d -park  dev e lo per. The  compa n yha s insta ll ed mor e
th an600 m e gawa tts of  wind ca pacit y  in Spain over the past five ye a r s, most ly
in Navarra . It s  par ks h a ve  wo n  acco lades  f r om environmental group sand
b usine ss leaders al ike, and c o m p any-spon sore d  s u rveys show pub lic a pproval
r a tings ab ove 8 0%. Oneof its su b s idiaries , E ner gia s E o l ic as Europeas,t h is sp ring la nde d the b igg est -ev erfi nancing p ackage i nth ewi ndsecto r : some 9 00
m il lio n eur o s from  five  Eur op ea n  ba nks tob ui l d  31wi nd  par ksin  Don
Qui x ote 's La M ancha insou t h-ce nt ra l Spain .
"The extra  c osts fromta kin g care o f the en vironment aren't questi o ned her e,"
say s EH N's chief  ex ecutiv e,E steban  Morra s, se at edb e neath o il  pa in tings of m o der n win dm ills  in his  office in Pamplon a . " That's the mo stprof i t ab lein v est me n t t h e re is in the lo ng run." Mr .  M orras isn' t  ju st  paying  lip se rvice to thegreen lob by. A for me r
a t t orn ey and civ il serva nt, he sp e nt ye a rs  work ing  on wa te r-r esour ce and
en ergyissues  i n thegover nm ents ofhis hometown and, later , theregio n.So
whenEHN was  foundedin 1 989 and he  be cam e CEO , h e  wasmere l ytak i ng hi s
p a ssion tot he  pr i v at e sector. F r e shfromhis mornin g En glish lesson -- E H N is expanding  int o the  U. S .,

esa SA,_who this_month
urged the government_to ease_restrictions_on new_investments_in power plants_
or risk outages._
One way forward can_be seen in_the_hills of northern Navarra, at the
installations of Energia Hidroelectrica de Navarra SA, a_Spanish_company that_
specializes_in_renewable energy. On a recent_afternoon, EHN official Enrique
Huidobro_races his_four-by-four past two huge trucks on a dusty_track_leading
up to_Alaiz, an 85-turbine park built in 1999. EHN's head_of civil works, Mr.
Huidobro is_working overtime --_patching_the_land, clearing debris and_
replanting grass around the park's latest_additions, 10 big 660-kilowatt
turbines whose_23-meter-long blades whoosh over the landscape with_barely a
whisper.
EHN is Spain's_largest wind-park developer. The company_has installed_more
than 600 megawatts of_wind capacity in_Spain over_the past five_years, mostly
in Navarra. Its parks_have won accolades_from environmental groups and
business leaders_alike,_and company-sponsored surveys_show_public_approval
ratings_above 80%. One_of_its subsidiaries,_Energias_Eolicas Europeas, this
spring landed the_biggest-ever_financing package in the wind sector: some_900
million euros from_five_European banks to build_31 wind parks in Don_
Quixote's La Mancha in south-central Spain._
"The extra_costs from_taking care of the environment aren't questioned here,"
says EHN's chief_executive, Esteban Morras, seated beneath oil_paintings of
modern windmills_in his_office_in Pamplona. "That's_the_most profitable_
investment there is in the long run."_
Mr. Morras_isn't just paying lip service to_the green lobby. A_former_
attorney and civil servant, he spent_years working on water-resource and
energy_issues in the governments of_his_hometown_and, later, the region. So_
when EHN was founded in 1989_and he became_CEO, he was merely taking his
passion_to_the private sector.
Fresh from his_morning_English lesson -- EHN is expanding_into_the_U.S.,


 is firm or interruptible;
e.	the rate charged; and,
f.	receipt and delivery points associated with the contract.

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.	On a daily basis for the period August 1, 2001 to January 31, 2002, please provide the following information for each contract the local distribution company has with a sales customer:

a.	the contract demand by purchaser;
b.	the term of the sales contract (beginning and ending dates);
c.	the volumes (on a MMBtu basis) sold; and,
d.	the price paid by purchaser.

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 the period August 1, 2001 to January 31, 2002, please provide the following information for each gas purchase contract:

a.	the purchase contract's identification number;
b.	the term of the purchase contract (beginning and ending dates);
c.	the volumes (on a MMBtu basis) bought;
d.	the price paid;
e.	whether the price is fixed or indexed (identify the index); and,
f.	identify the point where (name of local distribution company) took title to the gas.

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.

5.	On a daily basis for the period August 1, 2001 to January 31, 2002, please provide by interstate pipeline the type and quantity of transportation service your system has under contract.  At each receipt point, provide maximum peak day design capacity, the daily maximum flowing capacity, the daily nominated capacity and the daily scheduled volumes of the local distribution system.

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.

6.	On a daily basis

is firm or interruptible;
 e. 	 the rate charged; and,
 f. 	 receipt and rescue point associated with the contract.

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

 3. 	 On a daily basis for the menstruation August 1, 2001 to January 31, 2002, please leave the following information for each contract the local distribution company has with a sales customer:

 a. 	 the contract requirement by purchaser;
 b. 	 the term of the sales contract (beginning and end dates);
 c. 	 the volumes (on a MMBtu basis) sold; and,
 d. 	 the monetary value paid by buyer.

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

 4. 	 On a daily basis for the period August 1, 2001 to January 31, 2002, please provide the following information for each gas purchase contract:

 a. 	 the leverage contract's designation number;
 b. 	 the terminus of the leverage contract (beginning and end dates);
 c. 	 the volumes (on a MMBtu footing) bought;
 d. 	 the monetary value paid;
 e. 	 whether the price is fixed or index (identify the index); and,
 f. 	 identify the point where (name of local distribution company) took title to the gas.

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

 5. 	 On a daily footing for the period August 1, 2001 to January 31, 2002, please put up by interstate pipeline the type and measure of transportation service your system has under contract.   At each receipt detail, provide maximal peak day design capacity, the casual maximum flowing capacity, the casual nominated capacity and the daily scheduled volumes of the local distribution system.

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

 6. 	 On a daily basis

 is firm or interruptible;
e.	uhe rate charged; cbd,
f.	recxipt ans delivefy points associated with thx cobtracu.

Clong with the hard zopy resplnse, pleqse krovide a CD-ROM containinn the vespousx to this questlon.  Please provide this hnwoxmation in Excel version 97 or 2000 or comia sepatahed value (CSV) sormse.

3.	On z daily basis for the period Augusf 1, 2001 to Oanuary 31, 2002, pleasr provide the following invormwtion for each conhract the lical eistribution company has with a sames customer:

a.	the contract demavd by purchaser;
v.	tye hgrm of the seles cjntract (begikming atd endimg dates);
c.	the yolumxs (ob a MMBtu basis) sold; end,
d.	the price paid bi purchases.

Among with the hare xopy tespotse, ooeare krotids a CD-GOM containinf the respobse to this questiom.  Ikease provids this igformation in Excel version 97 or 2000 or comka aeparated value (CSV) fornat.

4.	On a daily basis flr the pewiod August 1, 2001 to January 31, 2002, please provide the folnowinj knfirixriln for each gas purchase contract:

a.	the purchafs voktract's identifigation number;
b.	the yegm jf the purchare concdadt (beginning and ejding dwtes);
x.	the voluies (pn a MMBtu basis) bought;
d.	the price paid;
v.	wherher the price is yixed or indzxed (icentigy the index); and,
f.	identiyy the point wherf (name of uocal distributiun bompdny) took title to the gas.

Wlong witi the hard cupy tesponsq, please pgovidc a CD-ROM containinh the rasponse to this question.  Please provide viis informatipn in Excel vzrsion 97 or 2000 or commw separated vakue (CSV) formxt.

5.	On a daimy basiv for the pqriod August 1, 2001 to January 31, 2002, please procide by intdfstate pipelinr the typv cnd quantuty of transportatlon sgrbice your systen hqs under contravt.  At ewci recqhpt point, prmvidd mxcimum peak day dcsien cspacity, the daily mafimuj flowing capacity, tme daily bominateq capacity anc the daily scheduped vmluoes og tre local distribution system.

Alkng with hhe hard copy rqspokse, klease provnde a CD-ROM containing the response to tiis question.  Please ptovide this informatipk in Excel vxrsion 97 or 2000 or womma separated valuw (CSV) format.

6.	On a caily basis

is firm or interruptible; e. the rate f. and delivery associated with the copy please provide a containing the response this question. Please provide this information Excel version 97 or 2000 or comma separated value (CSV) format. 3. On daily basis for the period August 1, 2001 to January 31, 2002, please the information each the local distribution company has with a sales customer: a. the contract demand by purchaser; b. term of the sales contract (beginning and ending c. the volumes (on MMBtu basis) sold; and, d. price by purchaser. with hard response, please provide CD-ROM containing the response to this question. Please provide this information in Excel version 97 or 2000 comma separated format. 4. a basis the period August to January 31, 2002, please provide for each gas purchase contract: a. the purchase identification number; the term of the purchase contract and ending dates); c. the volumes (on a basis) bought; d. the price paid; e. whether the price is fixed or indexed (identify and, f. identify the where (name of distribution took to gas. Along the hard copy response, please provide a CD-ROM containing the response this question. Please provide this information in Excel version 97 or separated value (CSV) 5. On a daily for period August 1, 2001 31, please pipeline type quantity of transportation service system has under contract. At receipt point, provide maximum daily maximum flowing capacity, the daily nominated capacity the daily scheduled volumes of the local system. Along with the hard copy response, please provide a CD-ROM containing response to Please provide this information in Excel version 97 2000 or comma separated (CSV) format. 6. On a daily basis

 is firm or interruptible;
e.	the Rate chargeD; and,
f.	RecEipT aNd deLiveRy points associATed wIth the contract.

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.	On a DAily baSis for the PeRIod AugUSt 1, 2001 to JanUARy 31, 2002, PleaSe provide the folloWInG Information for Each coNtRAcT THe lOcaL distributIoN compANy has wiTH a SALEs cUStomer:

a.	the conTract demand BY puRchaseR;
b.	The TErm of tHe salEs COntRact (beginniNg anD ending daTes);
c.	thE Volumes (ON a MMBtu Basis) sOld; And,
D.	the PRiCe PaiD bY PurCHaSer.

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 tHE peRiOD aUgUst 1, 2001 to January 31, 2002, please PrOVIdE the follOwing iNFoRmATion for eAcH gaS purCHAse coNtraCT:

a.	The purchAse conTRaCt'S identiFiCation NuMbeR;
b.	tHe terM Of thE purchAse contrAct (beGInning and endinG Dates);
c.	the voluMEs (ON A Mmbtu bAsiS) bought;
d.	the PricE Paid;
E.	wheTHeR thE Price Is fixEd OR iNDexed (identify the indEx); And,
f.	idEntifY the point wherE (name of locAL DIstributIon cOMpANy) took title to tHe gas.

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.

5.	On a daIlY baSiS foR the pERiod AuGust 1, 2001 tO JanUaRy 31, 2002, PLeaSe proviDE bY INterStAtE pipEliNe The tyPe anD QuaNtity of TransportAtiON serViCe Your sysTem has under coNtRact.  At each ReCeiPt poinT, PRovide maXimum peak day design capacITy, the daIly MaximUm flOwing capaCitY, the daIly NOminatEd capaCity aNd The DAIly scHEDuLed VoLumes of the LOCal DistrIbUtioN system.

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.

6.	ON a daILY baSis

 is firm or interruptible;
e.	the r ate c har ged ;and,
f.receipt and de l iver y points associated wi th th ec ontr a ct .

Al ong wit h  t h e  ha rd  c opy  r e sp onse,  pl ease pr ovide a CD -RO Mcontaining t h eresponse t o t his question . Please  p rov i de th isinfor mation in Exc el versio n9 7 or 2 0 00 or c o m ma  sep arated value (CSV )  f o rmat.

3.	On a  daily  b a si s for  th e period A ug ust 1 ,  2001 t o  J a n u ary 31, 2002, ple ase provide the  follo wi ngi nforma tionfo r  ea ch contract  the  local di stribu t ion com p any has  witha s ale s cu s to me r:
a .	t h econ t rac t demand  b ypurch aser ; b . 	the  te rm o f the  sales contra ct(beg i nni ng an d end ingda tes);
c.	t he vo lu mes (on a MMBtu  bas is) sold;  an d,
d. 	t he pr i ce pai d b y p urchase r.

Alo n g w it h t he  hard copy respons e, p le ase prov ide aC D- RO M  contain in g t he r e s ponse  tot hi s questi on.  P l ea se  provid ethis i nf orm ati on in Exce l vers ion 97 o r 200 0  or comma sepa r ated value (C S V) f or m at.
4. 	On a daily  bas i s fo r th e  p eri o d Aug ust 1 ,2 00 1  to January 31, 200 2,  pleas e pro vide the foll owing info r m a tion for  eac h  g a s purchase con tract :

a.	the purchase  cont ract's i dentifica t i on numbe r;b.the  te r m  o f the purchas e cont ra ct (beg inn ing and  en din g d ate s) ;
c.	the  volumes  ( on  a  M MBt u bas i s) bough t;
d. 	t heprice paid;
e.	w heth er  t h e p rice is fi x e d or  i nd exed  (i de ntify  the ind ex); an d,
f.	ide nti f y th epo int whe re (name of l oc al distrib ut ion  compa n y ) took t itle to the gas.

Alon g  with t hehardcopy  response , p leasepro v ide aCD-ROM  cont ai nin g the r e s po nse  t o this que s t ion .  Pl ea se p rovidethis information i n  Ex cel version 9 7 o r 20 0 0  o r c o mm a  se pa r ate d value (CSV) for mat.

5.	O na  d aily basis for  t he peri od Augu st 1, 2001 to  January31, 2002,  p leas e pro vide by in terstate  pipeline the t y pe  andqua ntityof  tr anspo rtatio n  se rvice  yoursy stem h as un de r contra ct.  At each receipt po int, p rovid e m aximum pe akd aydesign ca paci ty, the da ily  ma ximum  fl o wingcapa c it y,t he da ilyn ominatedc ap aci t y  a nd the dail y s che duled  vo l umes o f th e local distribut i on system.

Al ongw i ththe hard  c opy response,ple as e provideaCD-ROM cont aining t he respo nse to  thisquestio n .  P leaseprov ide  this inf orm at i on in E xc el versio n 97  o r 2000  or co m ma s e p arated value (CS V) fo r m at.
6 .	O n a d ai ly basi s

 is_firm or_interruptible;
e.	the rate charged;_and,
f.	receipt and_delivery_points associated_with_the contract.

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.	On a daily basis for_the period August 1, 2001_to January_31, 2002, please provide the following information for_each_contract the local_distribution company has with a sales customer:

a.	the contract_demand by purchaser;
b.	the term of the_sales contract (beginning_and_ending_dates);
c.	the volumes (on_a MMBtu basis) sold; and,
d.	the price_paid by purchaser.

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_the period August 1, 2001 to_January 31, 2002,_please provide the following information for_each_gas purchase contract:_

a.	the_purchase_contract's identification_number;
b.	the term of_the_purchase contract_(beginning_and ending dates);
c.	the volumes (on_a_MMBtu basis) bought;
d.	the price paid;
e.	whether the_price is fixed or_indexed_(identify the index); and,
f.	identify_the point where (name of_local distribution company) took title to_the gas._

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.

5.	On a daily basis for the period_August 1,_2001 to January 31, 2002, please_provide by interstate pipeline_the_type and quantity of transportation service_your system has under contract. _At each receipt point, provide_maximum_peak_day design capacity, the daily_maximum flowing capacity, the daily nominated_capacity and the_daily scheduled volumes of the local distribution_system.

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.

6.	On a daily basis


 Cognos business intelligence solutions and services
are also available from more than 3,000 worldwide partners and
resellers. (source: company press release)

Why We Like It:
The software sector has been a jumpy group lately and we're not
seeing a lot of leadership with MSFT trading below its 200-dma.
However, we have noticed a few players in the "business
solutions" group doing okay.  One of those is Cognos Inc.  Shares
of the stock have done very well the last few months and really
jumped higher in December after their Q3 earnings report.  The
stock ran into heavy resistance at the $27 level in early January
but has since consolidated back to the $24 mark with a nice
intraday dip last Wednesday.  Volume was pretty strong on Friday
as bulls pushed shares up almost 2% heading into the weekend.  In
the news, First Albany Corp. recently upgraded COGN to a "buy"
and gave it a $30 price target.  First Albany cited the recent
earnings improvement over the last two quarters and a decent
entry point supporting a decent risk/reward scenario in COGN.  We
happen to agree with them on the entry point idea and don't mind
targeting the $30 level either.  There is still a wall at $27 but
hopefully this time COGN will be able to trade through it.  We
are going to start the play with a stop at $23.70, which is
Wednesday's low.  We still recommend keeping an eye on MSFT and
the GSO.X software index to gauge the market atmosphere.

Picked on January 25th at $25.47
Change since picked:       +0.00
Earnings Date           04/10/02 (unconfirmed)

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 Why We Like It:
 The software sector has been a rough group recently and we're not
 seeing a lot of leadership with MSFT trading below its 200 - dma.
 However, we have noticed a few players in the " business
 solution " group doing okay.   One of those is Cognos Inc.   Shares
 of the malcolm stock have suffice very well the last few months and really
 jumped higher in December after their Q3 earnings report card.   The
 stock ran into heavy resistor at the $ 27 level in early January
 but has since consolidated back to the $ 24 mark with a nice
 intraday pickpocket last Wednesday.   Volume was pretty strong on Friday
 as bulls push shares up almost 2% heading into the weekend.   In
 the news, First Albany Corp. recently upgraded COGN to a " bargain "
 and give it a $ 30 price target.   First Albany cited the recent
 earnings improvement over the last two quarters and a decent
 introduction point supporting a adequate hazard / advantage scenario in COGN.   We
 happen to agree with them on the entrance point idea and don't mind
 targeting the $ 30 floor either.   There is still a wall at $ 27 but
 hopefully this time COGN will be able to deal through it.   We
 are going to start the play with a stop at $ 23.70, which is
 Wednesday's low.   We still recommend observe an eye on MSFT and
 the GSO.X software index to gauge the market atmosphere.

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 Change since picked:        +0.00
 Earnings Date            04/10/02 (unconfirmed)

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Why We Like It:
The softwzve seetir has been a mumpy group lately and we'se nlt
seeing a lot of leadership with MFFT tracijg below its 200-dia.
Hoeqver, we have noticed a few players in fhe "buspness
solutions" grpup doing okay.  One of thode id Cognos Inc.  Sharfs
of the stick rqve done verh well the last few mohths and really
jumped higher in Decekber after tyeig Q3 earnings repogt.  The
stock vsn intm heavy resistance at thx $27 lwvel in early January
uut has since consolydated bawk to the $24 mark wity q nicg
intrdday eip laat Wsdnesdwy.  Volume waa pretty steong on Friday
as buklf pushed sharea up ajmjst 2% heading into the weekend.  In
the nefs, Rirst Albany Corp. recenrly upgraded COGN to w "buy"
and dave it a $30 price target.  First Albany cited the racent
xafniunf umorovement over the last two quarters and a dessnu
ennry point supportlng a decent risk/rrwwrc scenario in ZOGN.  Cs
hzppen to agree witj them jn thw entry pjint idea and don't mind
targetint the $30 level wither.  There is scill a wall ct $27 buj
hopefilly this time COGN wilu be able to trwde throuff it.  We
are goine tp vtart tht play with a stop at $23.70, whici is
Wzdnesday'r loe.  We ftill recolmend keeping an eye on LSFT cnd
tha GSO.X sofhware index to gauge the market atmosphere.

Picleg ot Januarv 25th ab $25.47
Change since [icked:       +0.00
Ecrnings Bate           04/10/02 (lnconfirmxd)

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ArE alsO avaIlable from more THan 3,000 wOrldwide partners and
resEllerS. (sOUrce: COmPany pRess relEAsE)

wHy WE LIkE It:
thE SoFtwarE seCtor has Been a jumpy GroUp Lately and we'rE NoT
seeing a loT of Leadership wiTh MsFT traDiNg bELow itS 200-dmA.
HoweVer, we hAVe notiCed a few plAyERs in thE "BusinesS
SOlUtioNs" group doing okay.  ONE oF Those is Cognos INc.  SharEs
OF tHE StoCk hAve done verY wEll thE Last few MOnTHS And REally
jumped hiGher in DecemBEr aFter thEiR Q3 eARnings ReporT.  THE
stOck ran into hEavy ResistancE at the $27 LEvel in eARly JanuAry
but Has SinCe coNSoLiDatEd BAck TO tHe $24 mARk wIth a nice
InTrAday dIp laST wEDnesDay.  voluMe was Pretty strong oN FrIday
AS buLls puShed sHareS uP almoSt 2% headIng inTo The weekend.  In
the News, first AlbaNy COrP. reCeNtly uPGraded cOGn to A "buy"
and Gave it a $30 PRicE tARGEt.  first Albany cited thE rECEnT
earningS improVEmEnT Over the lAsT twO quaRTErs anD a deCEnT
entry poInt supPOrTiNg a deceNt Risk/reWaRd sCenArio iN cOGN.  we
happEn to agreE with THem on the entry pOInt idea and don'T MiND
TaRGetiNg tHe $30 level eithEr.  ThERe is StilL A wAll AT $27 but
hOpefuLlY ThIS time COGN will be able To Trade tHrougH it.  We
are going To start the PLAY with a stOp at $23.70, WHiCH is
Wednesday's lOw.  We sTill recommENd keepinG an eyE on MSFT aNd
the GSO.X SOFtware inDex To gAugE thE MArKet atmosphere.

pICked On january 25Th aT $25.47
Change SinCe pIckEd:       +0.00
EArNings Date           04/10/02 (UnconfirMeD)

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re sellers .  ( s o urc e:  c omp an y  p ressrel ease)
Why We Lik e I t:
The softwar e  s ector hasbee n a jumpy gr oup  latel yand we're  no t
see ing al ot ofleadershi pw ith MS F T tradi n g  b elow  its 200-dma.
How e ve r , we have noti ced afe w  p l a yer s i n the "bus in ess
s o lutions "  g r o u p d o ing okay.  On e of thosei s C ognosIn c.Shares
of t he sto ck have don e ve ry well t he las t  few mo n ths and  reall y
j ump ed h i gh er  in  D e cem b er  af t ertheir Q3  e ar nings  rep o r t .   Th e
s tock  raninto heavy re sis tanc e  at  the$27 l evel  i n ear ly Jan uarybu t has since con soli dated bac k t othe  $ 24 ma r k with  anic e
intra day dip las tW e d ne sday.  Volume waspr e t ty  strongon Fri d ay
a s  bulls p us hed  sha r e s upalmo s t2% headi ng int o  t he  weeken d.   In
t he  ne ws,  Firs t  Alb any Co rp. rece ntlyu pgraded COGN t o  a "buy"
andg av e it a $3 0 p rice target .  F i rstAlba n ycit e d the  rece nt ea r nings improvement o ve r thelasttwo quartersand a dece n t entry po ints up p orting a decen t ris k/reward s c enario i n COG N.  We
h appen toa g ree with  th emonthe e nt ry point idea a nd d on 't mind
ta rgeting  th e $ 30lev el  either. There i sst il la w all a t  $27 but
h ope fu lly  this time C OGN w illbe  a b leto trad e  t h r ough  i t.   We
ar egoing  tos tar t the p lay witha s t op a t$2 3.70, w hich is
Wedne sd ay's low. W e s till r e c ommend k eeping an eye on MSFT a n d
the G SO. X sof twar e index t o g auge t hem arketatmosp here.
Pic k e d onJ a nu ary  2 5th at $25 . 4 7
C hange  s ince  picked :       +0.00
Earn i ngs  Date         04/1 0 / 02  (u n co n fir me d )
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are also_available from_more_than 3,000_worldwide_partners and
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Why_We Like It:
The software_sector has been_a_jumpy group lately and we're not
seeing a lot of leadership with MSFT trading below_its_200-dma.
However, we_have_noticed_a few players in the_"business
solutions" group doing okay. _One of_those is Cognos Inc.  Shares
of the stock_have_done very well_the last few months and really
jumped higher in December_after their Q3 earnings report. _The
stock ran into_heavy_resistance_at the $27 level_in early January
but has since consolidated_back to the $24 mark with_a nice
intraday dip last Wednesday.  Volume_was pretty strong on Friday
as bulls_pushed shares up almost 2%_heading into_the weekend.  In
the news,_First Albany Corp._recently upgraded_COGN to a_"buy"
and gave it a $30 price_target.  First_Albany cited the recent
earnings improvement over_the_last two quarters_and_a_decent
entry point_supporting a decent_risk/reward_scenario in_COGN._ We
happen to agree with them_on_the entry point idea and don't mind
targeting_the $30 level either.__There is still a_wall at $27 but
hopefully this_time COGN will be able to_trade through_it. _We
are going to start the play with a stop at $23.70,_which is
Wednesday's low.  We still_recommend keeping an eye_on MSFT_and
the_GSO.X software index_to_gauge the_market atmosphere.

Picked on January 25th at $25.47
Change_since picked:_     _+0.00
Earnings Date  __     _ 04/10/02 (unconfirmed)

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/99 16:22
To: Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Elena Kapralova/LON/ECT@ECT, Awais Omar/LON/ECT@ECT

Subject: Re: Agency.com Identification

Mark,

Could you please cast your eye over these additions to the FAQ list?

Thanks,

Dave
---------------------- Forwarded by David Forster/LON/ECT on 10/11/99 16:18
---------------------------

Louise Kitchen
10/11/99 16:10
To: David Forster/LON/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: Agency.com Identification

Q1: Did you write your web page internally or use an outside company?

A: Enron used an outside company for the web page coding, but the internal
applications which our traders use for posting their bids and offers were
built by Enron personnel.

Q2: What is the name of the outside agency which Enron used for web page
development and how can we contact them?

A: The company which wrote the internet software for EnronOnline is
Agency.com.

Q3: Are you satisfied with Agency's performance?

Refer the caller to our PR dept.

David Forster
09/11/99 17:32
To: Louise Kitchen/LON/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: Agency.com Identification

OK - Q1 and Q3 obviously only need internal approval, but I will send Q2 to
Agency, if you approve.

Q1: Did you write your web page internally or use an outside company?

A: Enron used an outside company for the web page coding, but the internal
applications which our traders use for posting their bids and offers were
built by Enron personnel.

Q2: What is the name of the outside agency which Enron used for web page
development and how can we contact them?

A: The company which wrote the internet software for EnronOnline is
Agency.com. They are located in Dallas, Texas and can be reached at
214-571-4000, or by mail at 1701 N. Market Street, Suite 400, Dallas, Texas
75202.

Q3: Are you satisfied with Agency's performance

/99 16:22
 To: Mark Taylor / HOU / ECT@ECT
 cc: Elena Kapralova / LON / ECT@ECT, Awais Omar / LON / ECT@ECT

 Subject: Re: Agency.com Identification

 Mark,

 Could you please cast your eye over these additions to the FAQ tilt?

 Thanks,

 Dave
 ---------------------- forward by David Forster / LON / ECT on 10/11/99 16:18
 ---------------------------

 Louise Kitchen
 10/11/99 16:10
 To: David Forster / LON / ECT@ECT
 cc:
 discipline: Re: Agency.com Identification

 Q1: Did you write your web page internally or practice an outside company?

 A: Enron practice an outside company for the vane page coding, but the internal
 application which our traders use for post their bids and offers were
 built by Enron personnel.

 Q2: What is the name of the outside agency which Enron use for web page
 development and how can we contact them?

 adenine: The company which wrote the internet software for EnronOnline is
 Agency.com.

 Q3: Are you satisfied with Agency's performance?

 mention the caller to our PR dept.

 David Forster
 09/11/99 17:32
 To: Louise Kitchen / LON / ECT@ECT
 cc:
 Subject: Re: Agency.com Identification

 OK - Q1 and Q3 obviously only need inner approval, but I will send Q2 to
 Agency, if you approve.

 Q1: Did you write your web page internally or use an outside company?

 A: Enron used an outside company for the web page coding, but the internal
 applications which our traders use for stake their bids and offers were
 build by Enron force.

 Q2: What is the name of the outside agency which Enron used for world wide web page
 development and how can we contact them?

 A: The company which write the internet software for EnronOnline is
 Agency.com. They are located in Dallas, Texas and can be reached at
 214 - 571 - 4000, or by mail at 1701 N. Market Street, Suite 400, Dallas, Texas
 75202.

 Q3: Are you satisfied with Agency's performance

/99 16:22
To: Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: Tlena Kapralova/LOU/WCT@ECT, Awais Omar/LON/DCT@ECT

Subject: Re: Agency.com Mdenrificqtion

Mark,

Could you plexse cast jour eye iver rhese addivjons to the FZE livv?

Thanks,

Dave
---------------------- Forearded by Gavid Forster/LMN/DCC on 10/11/99 16:18
---------------------------

Louise Kitchen
10/11/99 16:10
To: David Forstqr/LON/ECY@EFT
cc:
Subject: Te: Agtncr.com Pdtntification

Q1: Did you write youd web pege internally pr use an outside company?

A: Enrln used an outside company fot thq web page coaing, but the internal
zpplications which our traders jse fpr posting tyeig bids and ohfers rere
built bn Enron personmel.

Q2: What is tme nake if the outside agency which Enron used sor web pdgz
development and how cqn we condact rheo?

A: Uhe ckmpany whmch wrote tge internet software for EnronPnjpme is
Agency.dom.

Q3: Wrq you satisfied with Agency's performanct?

Refed the caller to our PR eept.

David Forster
09/11/99 17:32
To: Pouise Kiechen/LON/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: Agency.com Identificadion

UK - Q1 xbd Q3 obviously only need internal approval, but Y wolk send Q2 to
Agcncy, if you approvr.

Q1: Doq you write yuur wey pzge internally or kse an jutsiee companr?

A: Emron used an outside compant for the wey pqge coding, but the internal
a'plicajions ehich our traders use fur pksting theig bids ans offers were
buiut ny Anron personnel.

Q2: What is tre name oh the outsidd aggncy whych Enron ksed nmr web page
develooment atd how can we contact them?

A: The company wimch wrote the ittegnet softcare fpr EnronOnlinq is
Agency.com. They axe locxted in Damlas, Teeas and can fe reached at
214-571-4000, or by mail et 1701 N. Marhet Wtrewt, Suitd 400, Dallas, Texas
75202.

Q3: Are yol fatiwfied with Agency's petfkrmance

/99 16:22 To: Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT cc: Elena Omar/LON/ECT@ECT Re: Agency.com Mark, Could you these to the FAQ Thanks, Dave ---------------------- by David Forster/LON/ECT on 10/11/99 16:18 Louise Kitchen 10/11/99 16:10 To: David Forster/LON/ECT@ECT cc: Subject: Re: Agency.com Identification Q1: you write your web page internally or use an outside company? A: Enron an company the page coding, but the internal applications which our traders use for posting their bids and offers built by Enron personnel. Q2: What is the of the outside agency Enron used for web page and can we them? The which wrote the software for EnronOnline is Agency.com. Q3: Are you satisfied with Agency's performance? Refer the caller to our dept. David 17:32 To: Kitchen/LON/ECT@ECT Subject: Agency.com Identification OK and Q3 obviously only need internal will send Q2 to Agency, if you approve. Did you your web page internally or use outside company? A: Enron used an outside company the web page coding, but the internal applications which our traders use for posting their offers were built by personnel. Q2: What the of outside which Enron for web page development and how can we contact them? A: company which wrote the internet software for EnronOnline is Agency.com. located Dallas, Texas and be reached at 214-571-4000, by at 1701 N. Market 400, Texas you with performance

/99 16:22
To: Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc: ElEna KapraloVa/LON/eCT@eCT, awAis OMar/LoN/ECT@ECT

SubjecT: re: AgEncy.com Identification

MArk,

CoUlD You pLEaSe casT your eyE OvER TheSe AdDitIoNS tO the FaQ lIst?

ThanKs,

Dave
---------------------- ForwArdEd By David ForstER/LoN/ECT on 10/11/99 16:18
---------------------------

LouIse kitchen
10/11/99 16:10
To: DavId FOrster/lOn/ECt@eCT
cc:
subJect: RE: AgencY.Com IdeNtificatiOn

q1: did you WRite youR WEb Page Internally or use an OUtSIde company?

A: EnrOn used An OUtSIDe cOmpAny for the wEb Page cODing, but THe INTErnAL
applications Which our traDErs Use for PoStiNG their Bids aNd OFfeRs were
built By EnRon personNel.

Q2: WhAT is the nAMe of the OutsidE agEncY whiCH ENrOn uSeD For WEb PagE
DevElopment AnD hOw can We coNTACT theM?

A: THe coMpany Which wrote the IntErneT SofTware For EnRonONlIne is
agency.Com.

Q3: ARe You satisfied witH AgeNcy's perfoRmaNcE?

ReFeR the cALler to Our pR dEpt.

DaviD ForsteR
09/11/99 17:32
to: LOuISE kiTchen/LON/ECT@ECT
cc:
SuBjECT: RE: Agency.cOm IdenTIfIcATion

OK - Q1 aNd q3 obViouSLY only Need INtErnal appRoval, bUT I WiLl send Q2 To
agency, If You AppRove.

Q1: dId yoU write Your web pAge inTErnally or use an OUtside company?

a: enRON uSEd an OutSide company For tHE web Page COdIng, BUt the InterNaL
ApPLications which our trAdErs use For poSting their bidS and offers WERE
built by enroN PeRSonnel.

Q2: What is tHe namE of the outsIDe agency Which enron useD for web paGE
DevelopmEnt And How Can WE CoNtact them?

A: The COMpanY wHich wroTe tHe interNet SofTwaRe fOr enronOnliNe is
AgenCy.CoM. THeY arE locaTEd in DallAs, texAs And Can be REached At
214-571-4000, or bY maiL aT 1701 N. mArkEt StreeT, suITE 400, DalLaS, TExas
75202.

q3: ArE yOu satIsfiED wiTh AgencY's performAncE

/99 16:22
To: Mark Taylor/ HOU/ECT@EC T
cc:  El ena  K apra lova /LON/ECT@ECT,A wais  Omar/LON/ECT@ECT

Su bject :R e: A g en cy.co m Ident i fi c a tio n
M ark ,Co uld y oupleasecast youreye  o ver these ad d it ions to th e F AQ list?

Th ank s,

Da ve
-- - ----- --- ----- ------ Forwar ded by Da vi d  Forst e r/LON/E C T  o n 10 /11/99 16:18
--- - -- - -------------- ------
Lo u i seKit chen
10/11 /9 9 16: 1 0
To: D a vi d F ors t er/LON/ECT@EC T
cc:
Sub j ect : Re:Ag enc y .com I denti fi c ati on

Q1:Didyou write  yourw eb page interna lly or  us e a n ou t si de  co mp a ny?
A : E n ron  used an  o ut sidecomp a n y forthe  web  page  coding, butthe  int e rna l
ap plica tion swhich  our t rader suse for posting  the ir bids a ndof fer swerebuiltbyEnr on pers onnel.
Q2 :W h a tis the name of the  o u t si de agenc y whic h  E nr o n used f or  we b pa g e
dev elop m en t and ho w canw eco ntact t he m?

A:  T hecom panyw hich  wrote  the int ernet software for E n ronOnline isAg e n cy . com.

Q3: Are yo u sa t isfi ed w i th  Ag e ncy's  perf or m an c e?

Refer the calle rto our  PR d ept.

Dav id Forster 0 9 /11/99 1 7:32 To :  Louise Kitche n/LON /ECT@ECT
c c :
Subj ect:Re: Agen cy.com Id e n tificati on
OK- Q 1 an d Q3 obviousl y only  n eed int ern al appr ova l,but  Iwi ll send Q 2 to
Ag en cy ,if  yo u app r ove.

Q 1:  Di dyou  writ e  yourweb p agein te r nal ly or u s ea n  out si de  com pan y?

A:Enro n  us ed an o utside co mpa n y fo rth e web p age coding, b ut  the inter na l applic a t ions whi ch our traders use forp ostingthe ir bi ds a nd offers  we re
bu ilt by Enr on per sonne l.

Q 2 : Wha t is  th ename of th e out sideag ency  whichEnron used for web pag e
developmen t a nd h o w  c anw ec ont ac t  th e m ?

A: The compa ny which w ro t ethe intern e t s of tware f or Enro nOnli n e is
A gency.com . They ar eloca t e d i n Dallas,Texas an d can ber eache d  a t
21 4-5 71-400 0,  or  by m ail at 170 1 N.Market  S treet,  Suit e400, Dal las, Texas
75202.

Q3 : Areyou s ati sfied wit h A g enc y's perfo rman ce

/99 16:22
To:_Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT
cc:_Elena Kapralova/LON/ECT@ECT, Awais Omar/LON/ECT@ECT_

Subject: Re:_Agency.com_Identification

Mark,

Could you_please_cast your eye_over these additions_to the FAQ list?

Thanks,

Dave
----------------------_Forwarded by David_Forster/LON/ECT_on 10/11/99 16:18
---------------------------

Louise Kitchen
10/11/99 16:10
To: David Forster/LON/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject: Re: Agency.com Identification _

Q1:_Did you_write_your_web page internally or use_an outside company?

A: Enron used_an outside_company for the web page coding, but the_internal_
applications which our_traders use for posting their bids and offers were_
built by Enron personnel.

Q2: What is_the name of_the_outside_agency which Enron used_for web page
development and how_can we contact them?

A: The company_which wrote the internet software for EnronOnline_is
Agency.com.

Q3: Are you satisfied_with Agency's performance?

Refer the caller_to our_PR dept.

David Forster
09/11/99 17:32
To: Louise_Kitchen/LON/ECT@ECT
cc:
Subject:_Re: Agency.com_Identification

OK_- Q1 and Q3 obviously only_need internal approval,_but I will send Q2 to_
Agency,_if you approve.

Q1:_Did_you_write your_web page internally_or_use an_outside_company?

A: Enron used an outside company_for_the web page coding, but the internal_
applications which our traders_use_for posting their bids_and offers were
built by_Enron personnel.

Q2: What is the name_of the_outside agency_which Enron used for web page
development and how can we_contact them?

A: The company which wrote_the internet software for_EnronOnline is_
Agency.com._They are located_in_Dallas, Texas_and can be reached at
214-571-4000, or_by mail_at 1701 N. Market Street, Suite_400, Dallas, Texas
75202.

Q3:_Are_you satisfied with Agency's performance


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