27/2001 at  8:00:00 PM CT
	Sat 10/27/2001 at  2:00:00 PM PT thru Sat 10/27/2001 at  6:00:00 PM PT
	Sat 10/27/2001 at  10:00:00 PM London thru Sun 10/28/2001 at  2:00:00 AM London
From 4:00 - 8:00 p.m., Trizechan Properties has scheduled a shutdown of all electrical service at 3 Allen Center.  Enron Network Services will power down the 3AC network infrastructure between 3:30-4:00.  There will be no 3 Allen Center network access during the electrical maintenance and the outage will continue until ENS is able to power up all of the networking devices.
All 3AC and 2AC employees will have no telephone or voicemail service during outage period. When power is restored to building, systems will be powered back up and telco services tested for dial tone and connectivity.
If you need access to 3AC anytime that Saturday, you will need to contact Trizechan Properties beforehand with your security information (Jael Olson at 713-336-2300).  Anyone who attempts to enter the building on Saturday that is not on the list will be denied access.

SCHEDULED SYSTEM OUTAGES:

ARDMORE DATA CENTER - FACILITY OPERATIONS: No Scheduled Outages.

AZURIX: No Scheduled Outages.

EB34 DATA CENTER - FACILITY OPERATIONS: No Scheduled Outages.

EDI SERVER:   SEE ORIGINAL REPORT

EES:
Impact:  EES
Time:  Fri 10/26/2001 at  7:00:00 PM CT thru Fri 10/26/2001 at  7:30:00 PM CT
	Fri 10/26/2001 at  5:00:00 PM PT thru Fri 10/26/2001 at  5:30:00 PM PT
	Sat 10/27/2001 at  1:00:00 AM London thru Sat 10/27/2001 at  1:30:00 AM London
Outage:  Upgrade IOS On Chicago Router
Environments Impacted:  EES
Purpose: Voice Tie Lines not working correctly.
Backout: Load a different IOS.
Contact(s

27/2001 at   8:00:00 PM CT
	 Sat 10/27/2001 at   2:00:00 PM PT thru Sat 10/27/2001 at   6:00:00 PM PT
	 Sat 10/27/2001 at   10:00:00 PM London thru Sun 10/28/2001 at   2:00:00 AM London
 From 4:00 - 8:00 p.m., Trizechan Properties has scheduled a closure of all electric overhaul at 3 Allen Center.   Enron Network Services will power down the 3AC network infrastructure between 3:30 - 4:00.   There will be no 3 Allen Center network entree during the electrical maintenance and the outage will continue until ENS is able to power up all of the networking device.
 All 3AC and 2AC employees will have no telephone or voice mail servicing during outage period. When might is restored to building, system will be powered back up and telco services tested for dial tone and connectivity.
 If you need entree to 3AC anytime that Saturday, you will need to contact Trizechan Properties beforehand with your security system information (Jael Olson at 713 - 336 - 2300).   Anyone who attempts to enter the building on Saturday that is not on the list will be deny access.

 SCHEDULED SYSTEM OUTAGES:

 ARDMORE DATA CENTER - FACILITY OPERATIONS: No Scheduled Outages.

 AZURIX: No Scheduled Outages.

 EB34 DATA CENTER - FACILITY OPERATIONS: No schedule Outages.

 EDI SERVER:    SEE ORIGINAL REPORT

 EES:
 Impact:   EES
 Time:   Fri 10/26/2001 at   7:00:00 PM CT thru Fri 10/26/2001 at   7:30:00 PM CT
	 Fri 10/26/2001 at   5:00:00 PM PT thru Fri 10/26/2001 at   5:30:00 PM PT
	 Sat 10/27/2001 at   1:00:00 AM London thru Sat 10/27/2001 at   1:30:00 AM London
 Outage:   Upgrade IOS On Chicago Router
 Environments Impacted:   EES
 Purpose: Voice Tie Lines not working correctly.
 Backout: Load a different IOS.
 Contact(s

27/2001 at  8:00:00 PM CT
	Sat 10/27/2001 at  2:00:00 PM PT uhru Sat 10/27/2001 at  6:00:00 PM PT
	Sat 10/27/2001 at  10:00:00 LM Londov thru Sun 10/28/2001 at  2:00:00 AM London
Fcom 4:00 - 8:00 p.m., Trizechan Properties fas schedlled a shytdoxn of all electrmdal serynce af 3 Alnxn Center.  Enrok Network Sarvices will pmwdr down the 3AC network infrastructure betweem 3:30-4:00.  There will bg no 3 Wlleh Center network access during the electrpcal maintenance snd the outage will continke ujtil ENS is able tl power up qll jd the networying devicts.
All 3AC ahd 2AC employees will have no teuephoue or voicenaul dgrvice durinj outade period. Whcm powes is rextored to builcinj, sywtems will be powered back up and telco services tzsted for dial tone abd conngctivhty.
Iw yoj nted adcess ho 3EC anytime fhat Saturdqy, you will need to cjbtact Trizechzn Pro[ewties beforehand with your security infmrmztion (Jael Olson at 713-336-2300).  Abyone who attempts to enter thq building on Saturday that is not on the list winl be aenncq qcfess.

SCHEDULED SYSTEM OUTAGES:

ARDMORE DATA CENESR - NACILITY OPERATIJNS: No Schecupec Outages.

AZURIB: No Segesuled Outages.

EB34 DAHA CENTGR - FAXILITY OPTRATIPNS: No Scheduled Outages.

EDI SERVER:   SEV ORUGINAL REPORT

EES:
Nmpact:  EES
Tnme:  Fti 10/26/2001 at  7:00:00 PM CT thru Fri 10/26/2001 at  7:30:00 PM DT
	Fri 10/26/2001 at  5:00:00 PM PT thdj Fri 10/26/2001 at  5:30:00 PM PG
	San 10/27/2001 ad  1:00:00 AM London thru Sat 10/27/2001 at  1:30:00 AM Lonvon
Oucage:  Uperadg IOS Og Chicago Goutev
Anvironments Impached:  GES
Pur[ose: Voice Tie Lines not working correctlb.
Uackout: Load s gifxerent IJS.
Conbact(s

27/2001 at 8:00:00 PM CT Sat 10/27/2001 PM thru Sat at 6:00:00 PM PM thru Sun 10/28/2001 2:00:00 AM London 4:00 - 8:00 p.m., Trizechan Properties scheduled a shutdown of all electrical service at 3 Allen Center. Enron Network will power down the 3AC network infrastructure between 3:30-4:00. There will be no Allen network during electrical maintenance and the outage will continue until ENS is able to power up all of networking devices. All 3AC and 2AC employees will no telephone or voicemail during outage period. When power restored building, systems be back and telco services for dial tone and connectivity. If you need access to 3AC anytime that Saturday, you will need contact Trizechan with your information Olson 713-336-2300). Anyone who enter the building on Saturday that the list will be denied access. SCHEDULED SYSTEM ARDMORE DATA - FACILITY OPERATIONS: No Scheduled Outages. No Scheduled Outages. EB34 DATA CENTER - FACILITY No Scheduled Outages. EDI SERVER: SEE ORIGINAL REPORT EES: Impact: EES Time: Fri 10/26/2001 at CT thru Fri 10/26/2001 7:30:00 PM CT 10/26/2001 5:00:00 PT Fri 10/26/2001 5:30:00 PM PT Sat 10/27/2001 at 1:00:00 AM London thru Sat at 1:30:00 AM London Outage: Upgrade IOS On Chicago Router EES Voice Tie Lines working correctly. Backout: Load different Contact(s

27/2001 at  8:00:00 PM CT
	Sat 10/27/2001 at  2:00:00 PM PT thru Sat 10/27/2001 at  6:00:00 Pm PT
	Sat 10/27/2001 at  10:00:00 PM londoN thRu SUn 10/28/2001 At  2:00:00 AM londOn
From 4:00 - 8:00 p.m., TrizecHAn PrOperties has scheduled a sHutdoWn OF all ELeCtricAl serviCE aT 3 aLleN CEnTer.  enROn netwoRk SErvices Will power dOwn ThE 3AC network inFRaStructure bEtwEen 3:30-4:00.  There will Be nO 3 Allen ceNteR NetwoRk aCcess During THe elecTrical maiNtENance aND the outAGE wIll cOntinue until ENS is ABlE To power up all of The netWoRKiNG DevIceS.
All 3AC and 2Ac eMployEEs will hAVe NO TElePHone or voicemaIl service duRIng Outage PeRioD. when poWer is ReSTorEd to buildinG, sysTems will bE powerED back up ANd telco ServicEs tEstEd foR DiAl TonE aND coNNeCtiVIty.
if you neeD aCcEss to 3aC anYTIME thaT SaTurdAy, you Will need to conTacT TriZEchAn ProPertiEs beFoRehanD with yOur seCuRity information (jael olson at 713-336-2300).  AnYonE wHo aTtEmpts TO enter The BuiLding on saturdaY ThaT iS NOT oN the list will be deniEd ACCeSs.

SCHEDUlED SYSteM oUtaGES:

ARDMoRe DAtA CEnteR - FACiLITy oPeRATIONS: no ScheDUlEd outages.

aZuRIX: No scHedUleD OutaGEs.

EB34 dATA CEnTER - FACIlITY OpeRATIONS: No ScheDUled Outages.

EDi sErveR:   seE ORiGInAL REPORT

EEs:
ImpACt:  EEs
TimE:  frI 10/26/2001 at  7:00:00 pm CT thRu Fri 10/26/2001 At  7:30:00 pm Ct
	fri 10/26/2001 at  5:00:00 PM PT thru Fri 10/26/2001 at  5:30:00 Pm Pt
	Sat 10/27/2001 at  1:00:00 aM LonDon thru Sat 10/27/2001 at  1:30:00 Am London
OutAGE:  upgrade IoS On cHiCAgo Router
EnvirOnmenTs Impacted:  eeS
PurposE: VoicE Tie LineS not workiNG CorrectlY.
BaCkoUt: LOad A DIfFerent IOS.
ContACT(s

27/2001 at  8:00:00 PM CT	Sat 10/27 /2001  at   2 :0 0:00  PMPT thru Sat 10 / 27/2 001 at  6:00:00 PM PT	Sat10 / 27/2 0 01  at 10:00:0 0  P M Lon do nthr uS un  10/2 8/2 001 at 2:00:00 A M L on don
From 4: 0 0- 8:00 p.m .,Trizechan Pr ope rtiesha s s c hedul eda shu tdowno f allelectrica ls ervice at 3 Al l e nCent er.  Enron Networ k  S e rvices will po wer do wn th e 3AC  ne twork infr as truct u re betw e en 3 : 30- 4 :00.  There w ill be no 3 All en Cen te r n e tworkacces sd uri ng the elec tric al mainte nancea nd theo utage w ill co nti nue  unt i lEN S i sa ble to  po w erup all o fth e net work i n g devi ces .  All 3 AC and 2AC em plo yees wil l hav e notele ph one o r voic email  s ervice during o utag e period.  Wh en  po we r isr estore d t o b uilding , syste m s w il l b epowered back up an dt e lc o servic es tes t ed  f o r dial t on e a nd c o n necti vity .
I f you ne ed acc e ss  t o 3AC a ny time t ha t S atu rday, youwill n eed to c ontac t  Trizechan Pro p erties before h an d wi t h yo ursecurity in form a tion  (Ja e lOls o n at713-3 36 - 23 0 0).  Anyone who att em pts to  ente r the buildin g on Satur d a y  that is  not on the list willbe de nied acces s .

SCH EDULE D SYSTEM  OUTAGES:
ARDMORE  DA TACEN TER -  F ACILITY OPERA T I ONS:  N o Sched ule d Outag es.

A ZUR IX:  N o Schedul ed Outag es .
E B3 4 D ATA C E NTER - F AC ILI TY  OP ERATI O NS: No  Sche dule dOu t age s.

EDI SE R V ER: SE E OR IGI NA L REP ORT
EE S:
Imp act:  EES
Ti m e: Fr i10/26/2 001 at  7:00: 00  PM CT thr uFri  10/26 / 2 001 at 7:30:00 PM CT
	Fri 10/2 6 /2001 a t 5:00: 00 P M PT thru  Fr i 10/2 6/2 0 01 at 5:30: 00 PM  P T
S a t 10/ 2 7 /2 001  a t  1:00:00 A M L ondon  t hruSat 10/ 27/2001 at  1:30:0 0  AM  London
Outag e: Upg r a de  IO S  O n  Ch ic a goR o uter
Environmen ts Impacte d:  E ES
Purpose :  Vo ic e Tie L ines no t wor k ing cor rectly.
B ackout: L oa d ad i ffe rent IOS.Contact( s

27/2001 at_ 8:00:00_PM CT
	Sat 10/27/2001 at_ 2:00:00_PM_PT thru_Sat_10/27/2001 at _6:00:00 PM PT
	Sat_10/27/2001 at  10:00:00_PM London thru_Sun_10/28/2001 at  2:00:00 AM London
From 4:00 - 8:00 p.m., Trizechan Properties has_scheduled_a shutdown_of_all_electrical service at 3 Allen_Center.  Enron Network Services_will power_down the 3AC network infrastructure between 3:30-4:00. _There_will be no_3 Allen Center network access during the electrical maintenance_and the outage will continue until_ENS is able_to_power_up all of the_networking devices.
All 3AC and_2AC employees will have no telephone_or voicemail service during outage period. When_power is restored to building, systems_will be powered back up_and telco_services tested for dial tone_and connectivity.
If you_need access_to 3AC anytime_that Saturday, you will need to_contact Trizechan Properties_beforehand with your security information (Jael_Olson_at 713-336-2300). _Anyone_who_attempts to_enter the building_on_Saturday that_is_not on the list will be_denied_access.

SCHEDULED SYSTEM OUTAGES:

ARDMORE DATA CENTER -_FACILITY OPERATIONS: No Scheduled_Outages.

AZURIX:_No Scheduled Outages.

EB34 DATA_CENTER - FACILITY OPERATIONS: No_Scheduled Outages.

EDI SERVER:   SEE_ORIGINAL REPORT
_
EES:
Impact:_ EES
Time:  Fri 10/26/2001 at  7:00:00 PM CT thru_Fri 10/26/2001 at  7:30:00 PM_CT
	Fri 10/26/2001 at _5:00:00 PM_PT_thru Fri 10/26/2001_at_ 5:30:00_PM PT
	Sat 10/27/2001 at  1:00:00 AM_London thru_Sat 10/27/2001 at  1:30:00 AM_London
Outage:  Upgrade IOS_On_Chicago Router
Environments Impacted:  EES
Purpose: Voice_Tie Lines not working correctly.
Backout: Load_a different IOS.
Contact(s


arashtra.
The project, which will generate 2,184 megawatts of power when the second
phase is completed later this year, is at the center of a power supply
dispute between the state government of Maharashtra and Dabhol Power over
what the government claims are "unaffordable" power tariffs. The dispute has
unnerved foreign lenders.
Tuesday, the Maharashtra State Electricity Board stopped buying power from
the two-year-old Dabhol plant. The move came five days after the MSEB told
DPC that it was canceling the 1995 Power Purchasing Agreement between the two
parties that sets electricity prices.
MSEB officials said Wednesday that the Dabhol plant has stopped producing
electricity.
The news report however quoted a Dabhol Power official as saying that while
the MSEB had stopped dispatch instructions, the plant continued to be
operational.
MSEB was Dabhol's only buyer.

-By Muneeza Arjuman, Dow Jones Newswires; 91-11-461-9427;
muneeza.arjuman@dowjones.com

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

Due to the fact that Jeff is unable to attend on July 19, I believe it would
be better to reschedule the call for sometime next quarter.

Thanks,
Joannie
713-345-7774

Erica Harris <EHarris@insightpartners.com> on 05/14/2001 12:09:54 PM
To: "'jeff.skilling@enron.com'" <jeff.skilling@enron.com>
cc:

Subject: Telephone Call with Jerry Murdock

Dear Mr. Skilling:

I write on behalf of Jerry Murdock, who is currently in Europe.  Mr. Murdock
asked me to pass on the following information regarding your telephone call
scheduled for 10:00am (CST) on Tuesday, May 15.

Insight Capital hosts a quarterly dinner with Robert Rubin and Steve
Friedman and other selected guests.  Our next dinner is scheduled for July
19 and will be held in Aspen, Colorado.  The Current State of

arashtra.
 The project, which will generate 2,184 megawatts of power when the second
 phase is dispatch subsequently this year, is at the center of a power provision
 dispute between the state government of Maharashtra and Dabhol Power over
 what the government title are " unaffordable " power tariffs. The dispute have
 unnerved foreign lenders.
 Tuesday, the Maharashtra State Electricity Board stop buying power from
 the two - year - old Dabhol plant. The move came five day after the MSEB told
 DPC that it was canceling the 1995 Power Purchasing Agreement between the two
 parties that place electricity prices.
 MSEB officials said Wednesday that the Dabhol plant has stopped produce
 electricity.
 The news report however quoted a Dabhol Power official as saying that while
 the MSEB had stopped dispatch direction, the plant continued to be
 operational.
 MSEB was Dabhol's only buyer.

 -By Muneeza Arjuman, Dow Jones Newswires; 91 - 11 - 461 - 9427;
 muneeza.arjuman@dowjones.com

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

 Due to the fact that Jeff is unable to serve on July 19, I think it would
 be adept to reschedule the call for sometime next quarter.

 Thanks,
 Joannie
 713 - 345 - 7774

 Erica Harris < EHarris@insightpartners.com > on 05/14/2001 12:09:54 PM
 To: "' jeff.skilling@enron.com' " < jeff.skilling@enron.com >
 cc:

 Subject: Telephone Call with Jerry Murdock

 Dear Mr. Skilling:

 I write on behalf of Jerry Murdock, who is presently in Europe.   Mr. Murdock
 ask me to pass on the stick to data involve your telephone call
 scheduled for 10:00am (CST) on Tuesday, May 15.

 Insight Capital hosts a quarterly dinner with Robert Rubin and Steve
 Friedman and other selected guests.   Our next dinner is schedule for July
 19 and will be held in Aspen, Colorado.   The Current State of

aradhtra.
The project, which dill generate 2,184 megawatvs of pkwer whev the second
phase is compleved oater this year, is at the cdnter of w power wuppot
dispute ustween bke stzbe gorecnment of Maharsshtra and Dabhol Power mvdr
what the government claims are "unasfordabke" power tariffs. The qisphne has
unnerved foreign lenders.
Tuesdaj, the Maharashtra State Electricity Board shoppfd buying power frlm
the two-ygzr-oje Dabhol plavt. The movt eame five dzys after the MSEB told
DPC thag it cas cancelibg thf 1995 Power Purrhasind Agreement nvtween dhe two
parties that xetv eoectricity prices.
MSEU officials said Wedgesday thdt the Dabhol plant hqs stmppeg prueuckng
ekedtricihy.
Vhe news relort howevee quoted a Dabhol Ppwqg official as sayind ehat while
the MSEB had stopped dispatcv ihstructions, the plant cintinued to be
operatlonal.
MSEF was Dabhol's only buyer.

-By Muneeza Arjuman, Dow Jmnes Iedswnvcs; 91-11-461-9427;
oynfeza.arjuman@dowjones.com

Copyright, 2000 Dow Jones & Cjjpsnj, Inc. All Rights Veserved. Erica,

Due yo tng fact that Jewf is bhagle to attend on Jkly 19, I feliece it woujd
br better to reschedule the xall for somvtimw next quarter.

Thanns,
Joannie
713-345-7774

Ernca Hatris <ENarris@insightpartners.coo> on 05/14/2001 12:09:54 PM
To: "'jefv.skilling@svron.com'" <jeff.skiluinn@enson.com>
cc:

Subject: Telephonq Call wivh Jexry Murduck

Dgar Mr. Fkilling:

I arite on behalf of Jerry Murdlcn, who is ckrrently in Europe.  Mr. Murdock
asked me to pasx mn nhe follocing ikformation regawding your telgphone cajl
schdduled for 10:00am (CST) on Tuesday, May 15.

Insight Wwpital hosts a quartqrly dinber witf Robert Rubin snd Steve
Yxiedman abd other selected nuestr.  Our next dinnzx us scheduled fot Jjly
19 ajd wynl be held it Asoen, Volorxdo.  Tht Cmrrdnt Xtate of

arashtra. The project, which will generate 2,184 power the second is completed later center a power supply between the state of Maharashtra and Dabhol Power over the government claims are "unaffordable" power tariffs. The dispute has unnerved foreign lenders. the Maharashtra State Electricity Board stopped buying power from the two-year-old Dabhol plant. move five after MSEB told DPC that it was canceling the 1995 Power Purchasing Agreement between the two parties sets electricity prices. MSEB officials said Wednesday that Dabhol plant has stopped electricity. The news report however a Power official saying while MSEB had stopped instructions, the plant continued to be operational. MSEB was Dabhol's only buyer. -By Muneeza Arjuman, Dow Jones 91-11-461-9427; muneeza.arjuman@dowjones.com Dow Jones Company, All Reserved. Erica, Due fact that Jeff is unable to 19, I believe it would be better to the call sometime next quarter. Thanks, Joannie 713-345-7774 Harris <EHarris@insightpartners.com> on 05/14/2001 12:09:54 PM To: "'jeff.skilling@enron.com'" cc: Subject: Telephone Call with Jerry Murdock Dear Mr. Skilling: I write on behalf of who is currently in Mr. Murdock asked to on following regarding your call scheduled for 10:00am (CST) on Tuesday, May 15. Insight Capital a quarterly dinner with Robert Rubin and Steve Friedman and guests. next dinner is for July 19 and be in Aspen, Colorado. The of

arashtra.
The project, which wiLl generate 2,184 MegawAttS of PoWer wHen tHe second
phase iS CompLeted later this year, is at The ceNtER of a POwEr supPly
dispUTe BETweEn ThE stAtE GoVernmEnt Of MaharAshtra and DAbhOl power over
whaT ThE governmenT clAims are "unaffOrdAble" poWeR taRIffs. THe dIsputE has
unNErved fOreign lenDeRS.
TuesdAY, the MahARAsHtra state Electricity BOArD Stopped buying pOwer frOm
THe TWO-yeAr-oLd Dabhol plAnT. The mOVe came fIVe DAYS afTEr the MSEB told
dPC that it waS CanCeling ThE 1995 PoWEr PurcHasinG AGReeMent between The tWo
parties That seTS electrICity priCes.
MSEb ofFicIals SAiD WEdnEsDAy tHAt The dAbhOl plant hAs StOpped ProdUCING
eleCtrIcitY.
The nEws report howeVer QuotED a DAbhol power OffiCiAl as sAying tHat whIlE
the MSEB had stopPed dIspatch inStrUcTioNs, The plANt contInuEd tO be
operAtional.
msEB WaS dABhOl's only buyer.

-By MuneEzA aRjUman, Dow JOnes NeWSwIrES; 91-11-461-9427;
muneeza.ArJumAn@doWJOnes.cOm

CoPYrIght, 2000 Dow JOnes & CoMPaNy, inc. All RIgHts ResErVed. eriCa,

Due TO the Fact thAt Jeff is UnablE To attend on July 19, i Believe it woulD
Be BETtER to rEscHedule the caLl foR SomeTime NExT quARter.

THanks,
joANnIE
713-345-7774

Erica Harris <EHarris@InSightpArtneRs.com> on 05/14/2001 12:09:54 PM
To: "'jeFf.skilling@ENROn.com'" <jefF.skiLLiNG@enron.com>
cc:

SubJect: TElephone CaLL with JerRy MurDock

Dear mr. SkillinG:

i Write on bEhaLf oF JeRry mURdOck, who is curreNTLy in euRope.  Mr. MUrdOck
askeD me To pAss On tHe Following InformatIoN rEgArDinG your TElephone CaLl
sChEduLed foR 10:00Am (CST) oN TuesDay, MAy 15.

inSIghT CapitaL HoSTS a quArTeRly dInnEr With ROberT rubIn and StEve
FriedmAn aND othEr SeLected gUests.  Our next dInNer is schedUlEd fOr July
19 AND will be hEld in Aspen, Colorado.  The CuRRent StaTe oF

arashtra.
The project, wh ich will g enera te2,1 84  meg awat ts of power wh e n th e second
phase is com plete dl ater th is ye ar, isa tt h e c en te r o fa  p owersup ply
di spute betw een  t he state gov e rn ment of Ma har ashtra and D abh ol Pow er  ov e r
wh atthe g overnm e nt cla ims are " un a fforda b le" pow e r  t arif fs. The dispute h a sunnerved forei gn len de r s. Tue sda y, the Mah ar ashtr a  StateE le c t r ici t y Board stopp ed buying p o wer  from
t het wo-yea r-old  D a bho l plant. Th e mo ve came f ive da y s after the MSE B told
D PCthat it  w asca n cel i ng  th e  19 95 Power  P ur chasi ng A g r e e ment  be twee n the  two
parties  th at s e tselect ricit y pr ic es. MSEB o ffici al s said Wednesda y th at the Da bho lpla nt  hass topped  pr odu cing
e lectric i ty.  T h e  n ews report however  q u o te d a Dabh ol Pow e rof f icial as  s ayi ng t h a t whi le t he  MSEB ha d stop p ed  d ispatch  i nstruc ti ons , t he pl a nt c ontinu ed to be
ope r ational.
MSEB was Dabhol'so nl y bu y er.

- By MuneezaArju m an,DowJ on esN ewswi res;91 - 11 - 461-9427;
muneeza. ar juman@ dowjo nes.com

Copy right, 200 0 D ow Jones  & C o mp a ny, Inc. All R ights  Reserved. Erica,
Due t o the fa ct that J e f f is una ble  to  at ten d on  July 19, I b e l ieve  i t would
b e bette r t o r esc hed ul e the cal l for so me ti me  n ext  quar t er.

Tha nk s,Jo ann ie
71 3 -345-7 774

E ri c a H arris < E Ha r r is@i ns ig htpa rtn er s.com > on 05/ 14/2001  12:09:54  PM To:"' je ff.skil ling@enron.co m' " <jeff.sk il lin g@enro n . com>
cc:

Subject: TelephoneC all wit h J erryMurd ock

Dea r M r. Ski lli n g:

Iwriteon be ha lfo f  Jerr y Mu rdo ck , who is c u r ren tly i nEuro pe.  Mr . Murdock
asked me topass on the f oll owin g in for m at i onre g ard i n g your telephon e call
sch ed u le d for 10:0 0 am(C ST) onTuesday , May 15.

In sight Cap ital host sa qu a r ter ly dinnerwith Rob ert Rubin and S t ev e
Fri edm an and  o the r sel ectedg ues ts. Our ne xt  dinne r issc heduledfor July
19 and will be  heldin As pen , Colorad o.The  CurrentStat e of

arashtra.
The_project, which_will generate 2,184 megawatts_of power_when_the second_
phase_is completed later_this year, is_at the center of_a power supply_
dispute_between the state government of Maharashtra and Dabhol Power over
what the government claims_are_"unaffordable" power_tariffs._The_dispute has
unnerved foreign lenders._
Tuesday, the Maharashtra State Electricity_Board stopped_buying power from
the two-year-old Dabhol plant. The_move_came five days_after the MSEB told
DPC that it was canceling_the 1995 Power Purchasing Agreement between_the two
parties_that_sets_electricity prices.
MSEB officials_said Wednesday that the Dabhol plant_has stopped producing
electricity.
The news_report however quoted a Dabhol Power official_as saying that while
the MSEB_had stopped dispatch instructions, the_plant continued_to be
operational.
MSEB was_Dabhol's only buyer._

-By Muneeza_Arjuman, Dow Jones_Newswires; 91-11-461-9427;
muneeza.arjuman@dowjones.com

Copyright, 2000 Dow Jones_& Company, Inc._All Rights Reserved. Erica,

Due to the_fact_that Jeff is_unable_to_attend on_July 19, I_believe_it would_
be_better to reschedule the call for_sometime_next quarter.

Thanks,
Joannie
713-345-7774

Erica Harris <EHarris@insightpartners.com> on 05/14/2001 12:09:54_PM
To: "'jeff.skilling@enron.com'" <jeff.skilling@enron.com>
cc: _

Subject:_Telephone Call with Jerry_Murdock

Dear Mr. Skilling:

I write on_behalf of Jerry Murdock, who is_currently in_Europe. _Mr. Murdock
asked me to pass on the following information regarding your_telephone call
scheduled for 10:00am (CST) on_Tuesday, May 15.

Insight Capital_hosts a_quarterly_dinner with Robert_Rubin_and Steve
Friedman_and other selected guests.  Our next_dinner is_scheduled for July
19 and will be_held in Aspen, Colorado.__The Current State of


 walk
away. It appeared they are willing to stay, but only without conceding too
much.
Top MSEB officials said as far as MSEB is concerned, "DPC power may be
available, but we would not take it. We are not recognising the PPA any
more". They said the board had given the option to the company saying it
would buy power and make payments according to the PPA but on an ad hoc
basis. The adjustments could be made at a later date.
"However, they threw it back to us saying you cannot have your cake and eat
it too. So we decided to keep the cake," a State Government official said.
Our Bureau

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INDIA'S DABHOL SHUTS POWER PLANT, TO ISSUE TERMINATION NOTICE

05/31/2001
Asia Pulse
(c) Copyright 2001 Asia Pulse PTE Ltd.

MUMBAI, May 31 Asia Pulse - Amidst a rash of allegations and legal wrangles,
the US energy major Enron-promoted Dabhol Power Company (DPC) has shut down
the US$3 billion Guhagar plant and is set to issue the Termination Notice to
its partner the Maharashtra State Electricty Board (MSEB).
With the MSEB not drawing power since last noon, the multinational had no
option but to shut down the plant as MSEB is their sole customer, a member of
the Godbole committee, set up for re-negotiating the power purchase agreement
with the DPC, told PTI here Wednesday.
"DPC is reeling under tremendous pressure from its lenders who have already
given the multinational a go-ahead for a wrap up by terminating the
contract," he added.
He said the Enron India chief, K Wade Cline, had conveyed DPC lenders' nod
for the termination to the Committee members yesterday and had said "we will
have to terminate the contract, if no solution is found to this grave crisis.
As it is, even now DPC cannot see a way out".
The DPC had served a Preliminary Termination Notice to MSEB on May 19.

walk
 away. It appeared they are willing to stay, but merely without concede too
 much.
 Top MSEB officials said equally far as MSEB is concerned, " DPC power may be
 available, but we would not take it. We are not acknowledge the PPA any
 more ". They said the board had contribute the option to the company suppose it
 would buy power and make payments according to the PPA but on an ad hoc
 basis. The adjustment could be made at a later date.
 " However, they threw it back to us read you cannot have your cake and eat
 it too. thus we decided to keep the cake, " a State Government official said.
 Our Bureau

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

 INDIA'S DABHOL SHUTS office PLANT, TO ISSUE TERMINATION NOTICE

 05/31/2001
 Asia Pulse
 (c) Copyright 2001 Asia Pulse PTE Ltd.

 MUMBAI, May 31 Asia Pulse - Amidst a rash of allegations and legal wrangles,
 the US department of energy major Enron - promote Dabhol Power Company (DPC) has shut down
 the US$ 3 billion Guhagar plant and is set to issue the Termination Notice to
 its partner the Maharashtra State Electricty Board (MSEB).
 With the MSEB not drawing power since last noon, the multinational had no
 option but to close down the plant as MSEB is their sole customer, a member of
 the Godbole committee, typeset up for rhenium - negotiating the power purchase agreement
 with the DPC, tell PTI here Wednesday.
 " DPC is reeling under tremendous pressure from its lenders who have already
 move over the multinational a go - ahead for a wrap up by terminating the
 contract, " he added.
 He said the Enron India chief, K Wade Cline, had conveyed DPC lenders' nod
 for the termination to the Committee members yesterday and had said " we will
 give birth to end the contract, if no solution is found to this grave crisis.
 As it is, even now DPC cannot see a way out ".
 The DPC had serve a Preliminary Termination Notice to MSEB on May 19.

 wapk
away. It appeared they are willing to stay, bnt only without conceding too
much.
Top MSEB odficiqls said as far as MSEC is concvrned, "DPC powtr may be
available, but wc woumf noc vake it. We are kot recogniving the PPA aty
mlre". They said the board had given tre optipn to the compani saypnd it
would buy power and make payments accordpng to the PPA buy on an ad hoc
basis. The afjushments could be mafe at a latgd dwre.
"However, tfey threw pc back to ua saying you cannot have your cxke aud eat
it tio. So fe decided vo keei the cake," a State Goeernmeny official saic.
Onr Byreau

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INDIA'S DABHOO WHUTS POWAR PUQNT, TO IXSHE TERLINETION NOTICS

05/31/2001
Asia Pulse
(x) Copyright 2001 Asia Pilfv PTE Ltd.

MUMBZI, May 31 Wsia Pulse - Amidst a rash of allegationv ahd legal wrangles,
the UW energy major Enron-ptomoted Dafhol Power Company (DPC) has shut down
the US$3 billimn Guiaear pjxbt and is set to issue the Termination Notice tj
ius iartner the Maharcshtra State Elevtgivjy Board (MSEB).
Dith tks JSEB not drawing plwer sigce lqst noon, uhe miltinational had no
option vut to shut bowb the plant as MSEY is their sule vustoker, a member of
the Godyole ckmmittee, seh up for dd-negotiating the poees purchase agreement
with ehe DPC, tild 'TI here Wedmesday.
"QPC is reeping mtder tremendous prfssurg from its lendegs who have already
given the mnktinational s co-avead for a wrsp up by termynating the
coutract," hz addea.
He said nhe Enron India chies, K Wade Clina, had conveyev DPC lenqers' nod
for thd termination tp the Committee memvers yesterday and haa said "we will
hcre to terminate tne zonerwcv, if gm solution iv fojnd yo thks gravt cvisks.
Ax it is, even now DPC canhot see a way out".
Yhc DPC had served w Preliminary Termination Notict to MVEB on Msy 19.

walk away. It appeared they are willing but without conceding much. Top MSEB MSEB concerned, "DPC power be available, but would not take it. We are recognising the PPA any more". They said the board had given the option the company saying it would buy power and make payments according to the but an hoc The adjustments could be made at a later date. "However, they threw it back to us you cannot have your cake and eat it So we decided to the cake," a State Government said. Bureau Copyright, Dow & Inc. All Rights INDIA'S DABHOL SHUTS POWER PLANT, TO ISSUE TERMINATION NOTICE 05/31/2001 Asia Pulse (c) Copyright 2001 Asia Pulse Ltd. MUMBAI, Asia Pulse Amidst rash allegations and legal US energy major Enron-promoted Dabhol Power shut down the US$3 billion Guhagar plant and set to the Termination Notice to its partner Maharashtra State Electricty Board (MSEB). With the MSEB drawing power since last noon, the multinational had no option but to shut down the MSEB is their sole a member of Godbole set for the power agreement with the DPC, told PTI here Wednesday. "DPC is reeling tremendous pressure from its lenders who have already given the go-ahead a wrap up terminating the contract," he He the Enron India chief, Cline, conveyed for termination the Committee members yesterday had said "we will have terminate the contract, if this grave crisis. As it is, even now cannot see a way out". The DPC served a Preliminary Termination Notice to MSEB on May 19.

 walk
away. It appeared they are Willing to sTay, buT onLy wItHout ConcEding too
much.
ToP mSEB Officials said as far as MSeB is cOnCErneD, "dPc poweR may be
aVAiLABle, BuT wE woUlD NoT take It. WE are not RecognisinG thE PpA any
more". TheY SaId the board Had Given the optiOn tO the coMpAny SAying It
wOuld bUy poweR And makE payments AcCOrding TO the PPA BUT oN an aD hoc
basis. The adjusTMeNTs could be made aT a lateR dATe.
"hOWevEr, tHey threw it BaCk to uS Saying yOU cANNOt hAVe your cake and Eat
it too. So wE DecIded to KeEp tHE cake," a state goVErnMent officiaL saiD.
Our BureaU

CopyrIGht, 2000 Dow JONes & CompAny, Inc. all rigHts RESeRvEd.

InDia'S DabHoL ShuTS pOWER PLAnT, tO iSSUE tERMinatiON NoTIcE

05/31/2001
AsIa PulSe
(c) Copyright 2001 ASia pulsE pTE ltd.

MUmBAI, MAy 31 AsIa pulse - amidst A rash Of Allegations and lEgal Wrangles,
tHe Us eNerGy Major eNron-prOmoTed dabhol POwer ComPAny (dPc) HAS sHut down
the US$3 billioN GUHAgAr plant aNd is seT To IsSUe the TerMiNatIon NOTIce to
Its pARtNer the MaHarashTRa stAte ElecTrIcty BoArD (MSeB).
WIth thE mSEB Not draWing poweR sincE Last noon, the mulTInational had nO
OpTIOn BUt to ShuT down the plaNt as msEB iS theIR sOle CUstomEr, a meMbER oF
The Godbole committee, SeT up for Re-negOtiating the poWer purchasE AGReement
wIth tHE Dpc, told PTI here WeDnesdAy.
"DPC is reeLIng under TremeNdous preSsure from ITS lenders Who HavE alReaDY
GiVen the multinaTIOnal A gO-ahead fOr a Wrap up bY teRmiNatIng ThE
contract," He added.
HE sAiD tHe enrOn IndIA chief, K WAdE ClInE, haD convEYed DPC LendeRs' noD
fOr THe tErminatIOn TO The COmMiTtee MemBeRs yesTerdAY anD had saiD "we will
haVe tO TermInAtE the conTract, if no soluTiOn is found tO tHis Grave cRISis.
As it iS, even now DPC cannot see a waY Out".
The DpC hAd serVed a preliminaRy TErminaTioN notice To MSEB On May 19.

 walk
away. It appeared t hey are wi lling  to  st ay , bu t on ly without con c edin g too
much.
Top MSEB  offi ci a ls s a id  as f ar as M S EB i s c on ce rne d, "D PC po wer  may be
availabl e,bu t we would n o ttake it. W e a re not recog nis ing th ePPA any mor e". T hey sa i d theboard had  g i ven th e  option t othecompany saying it
w o uld buy powerand ma ke pa y m ent s a ccording t othe P P A but o n  a n a d h o c
basis. The  adjustment s  co uld be  m ade at a l aterda t e.
"However,they  threw it  backt o us sa y ing you  canno t h ave  you r  c ak e a nd eat
i t t o o.So we de ci de d tokeep t h e  cak e,"  a S tateGovernment of fic ials aid .
Ou r Bur eau
C opyri ght, 2 000 D ow  Jones & Compan y, I nc. All R igh ts  Re se rved.

IND IA' S D ABHOL S HUTS PO W ERPL A N T ,TO ISSUE TERMINATI ON N OT ICE

05/ 31/200 1
A si a  Pulse
( c)  Co pyri g h t 200 1 As i aPulse PT E Ltd.
M UM BAI, Ma y31 Asi aPul se- Ami d st a  rashof alleg ation s  and legal wra n gles,
the US en e r gy majo r E nron-promot ed D a bhol  Pow e rCom p any ( DPC)ha s  s h ut down
the US$3 b il lion G uhaga r plant and i s set to i s s u e the Te rmin a ti o n Notice to
i ts pa rtner theM aharasht ra St ate Elec tricty Bo a r d (MSEB) . Wit h t heM S EB  not drawingp o wersi nce las t n oon, th e m ult ina tio na l had no
optionbu tto  s hut  down the plan tasMS EBis th e ir sol e cus tome r,  a mem ber ofth e Godb ol ecomm itt ee , set  upf orre-nego tiating t hep ower  p ur chase a greement
wit hthe DPC, t ol d P TI her e Wednesda y.
"DPC is reeling unde r  tremen dou s pre ssur e from it s l enders  wh o  havealread y
gi ve n t h e  mult i n at ion al  a go-ahea d for  a wr ap  upby term inating the
contr a ct, " he added. Hesaid t he  En r on Ind ia chi e f , K Wade Cline,  had conve ye d  D PC lenders '  no d
for th e termi natio n  to the  Committe e members  y este r d ayand had sa id "we w ill
have to te r mi natethe  contr ac t,if no  solut i onis fo und to  t his gr ave c ri sis.
As  it is, even now DPC ca nnot s ee away  out".
T heD PChad serve d aPreliminar y T erm inati onN otice  toM SE B o n  May19.

 walk_
away. It_appeared they are willing_to stay,_but_only without_conceding_too
much.
Top_MSEB officials said_as far as MSEB_is concerned, "DPC_power_may be
available, but we would not take it. We are not recognising the_PPA_any
more"._They_said_the board had given the_option to the company saying_it
would_buy power and make payments according to the_PPA_but on an_ad hoc
basis. The adjustments could be made at_a later date.
"However, they threw_it back to_us_saying_you cannot have your_cake and eat
it too. So_we decided to keep the cake,"_a State Government official said.
Our Bureau

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INDIA'S DABHOL_SHUTS POWER_PLANT, TO ISSUE TERMINATION NOTICE

05/31/2001
Asia_Pulse
(c) Copyright 2001_Asia Pulse_PTE Ltd.

MUMBAI, May_31 Asia Pulse - Amidst a_rash of allegations_and legal wrangles,
the US energy_major_Enron-promoted Dabhol Power_Company_(DPC)_has shut_down
the US$3_billion_Guhagar plant_and_is set to issue the Termination_Notice_to
its partner the Maharashtra State Electricty_Board (MSEB).
With the_MSEB_not drawing power since_last noon, the multinational had_no
option but to shut down_the plant_as MSEB_is their sole customer, a member of
the Godbole committee, set_up for re-negotiating the power purchase_agreement
with the DPC,_told PTI_here_Wednesday.
"DPC is reeling_under_tremendous pressure_from its lenders who have already
given_the multinational_a go-ahead for a wrap up_by terminating the
contract,"_he_added.
He said the Enron India_chief, K Wade Cline, had conveyed_DPC lenders' nod
for the_termination_to_the Committee members yesterday and_had said "we will
have to_terminate the contract,_if no solution is found to this_grave_crisis.
As it is, even now_DPC_cannot see a way out".
The_DPC_had_served a Preliminary Termination Notice_to MSEB on May 19.


, F WAS - Free Agent Updated 11/29/00
 The Clippers waived Ekezie today, just one day after the team acquired him
from the Washington Wizards. He likely won't have any Fantasy value anywhere
he ends up this season, as he's averaging just 1.2 points and 1.4 rebounds in
10 games thus far.

 Dana Barros, G DET - Free Agent Updated 11/29/00
 Barros was activated from the injured list for tonight's game against New
Jersey. Unfortunately, the 11-year veteran probably won't have much Fantasy
value this season, as he'll have a harder time getting playing time in
Detroit than he did in Boston.

 Don MacLean, F MIA - Free Agent Updated 11/29/00
 The NBA suspended MacLean for five games without pay today for violating the
steroid policy of the league and the NBA Players' Association. He has been
limited to just three games this season and was scheduled to miss at least a
month after undergoing surgery on his right foot November 15. It's unlikely
MacLean will garner any further Fantasy value this season after this recent
development, especially considering he is the first player in league history
to be suspended for steroid use.

 Michael Dickerson, G VAN - Free Agent Updated 11/29/00
 Dickerson is expected to come off the injured list for Friday's game against
Indiana or Sunday's matchup with San Antonio.  He has been sidelined for over
a week with a sprained ankle.  Dickerson will be a little out of synch at
first but look for him to pick up where he left off after a few games.

 Samaki Walker, F SA - Free Agent Updated 11/29/00
 Walker is suffering from a sprained left ankle and is not expected to play
in Wednesday's game against the Kings.  He was on crutches Sunday and Monday,
but rode a stationary bike during Tuesday's practice.  The ankle could affect
Walker's numbers for awhile when he finally does return.  Although he has
been somewhat productive, Walker comes off the bench and is only valuable in
deeper Fantasy leagues.

 Tariq Abdul-Wahad, G DEN - Free Agent Updated 11/29/00
 Although Raef La

, F WAS - Free Agent Updated 11/29/00
  The Clippers waived Ekezie today, just one day after the team grow him
 from the Washington Wizards. He probably won't have any Fantasy value anywhere
 he ends up this season, as he's average precisely 1.2 points and 1.4 rebounds in
 10 game thus far.

  Dana Barros, G DET - Free Agent Updated 11/29/00
  Barros was trip from the injured list for tonight's plot against New
 Jersey. Unfortunately, the 11 - year veteran probably won't have much Fantasy
 value this season, as he'll have a hard time getting playing time in
 Detroit than he did in Boston.

  Don MacLean, F MIA - Free Agent update 11/29/00
  The NBA suspended MacLean for five games without pay today for desecrate the
 steroid policy of the league and the NBA Players' Association. He has been
 limited to just three games this season and was schedule to miss at least a
 month after undergoing surgery on his right infantry November 15. It's unlikely
 MacLean will garner any further Fantasy value this season after this recent
 development, especially considering he is the first player in league history
 to be suspended for steroid use.

  Michael Dickerson, G VAN - Free Agent Updated 11/29/00
  Dickerson is expected to come off the injured list for Friday's game against
 Indiana or Sunday's match-up with San Antonio.   He has been sideline for over
 a week with a sprained ankle.   Dickerson will be a little out of synch at
 foremost but attend for him to pick up where he left off after a few games.

  Samaki Walker, F SA - Free Agent Updated 11/29/00
  Walker is suffering from a sprained left ankle and is not have a bun in the oven to play
 in Wednesday's game against the Kings.   He was on crutches Sunday and Monday,
 but rode a stationary bicycle during Tuesday's practice.   The ankle could affect
 Walker's numbers for awhile when he finally does render.   Although he has
 been slightly productive, Walker comes off the bench and is only valuable in
 deeper Fantasy league.

  Tariq Abdul - Wahad, G DEN - Free Agent Updated 11/29/00
  Although Raef La

, F AAS - Free Agent Updated 11/29/00
 The Clippers cqived Xkezie foday, jurt one day after the team aceuured yim
from the Washingtov Wizards. He likeoy wib't have anb Fantasn valhc anychxre
he ends up jhis season, ds he's averagitg jbst 1.2 points and 1.4 rebounds in
10 games ehus fat.

 Dana Barros, D DEU - Sree Agent Updated 11/29/00
 Barros was activafed frok the injured list for tonight's game agwinsh New
Jersey. Unforhunately, thg 11-yewe veteran prubably won'u kave much Fzntasy
value this season, as he'lu havz a harder jnne hgtting playiig timv in
Detroit bnan he did in Boston.

 Don KacNeab, F MIA - Free Agent U'dated 11/29/00
 The NBA suskended MacNecn for five games wityoyt pai toddy fue vkolztmng the
sherkid policy of the leatue and the NBA Plaueww' Association. He haf feen
limited to just three games this stason and was scheduled to muss at least a
month wfter undqrgoing surgery on his right foot November 15. It's utlikemh
McgJdqn will garner any further Fantasy value this sqzspn after this regent
development, expfcowlly considerkng he is the first player ln leagoe hisrory
to bt suslended for steroid use.

 Mixhael Dickerfin, G VAN - Free Ageut Updated 11/29/00
 Diclersom is expected to come oyf the injured lidt for Frjaay's game againsg
Ikdidna or Sunday's matchup witr San Antinio.  He har begn sidejined for lver
a week with a spraijed aukle.  Dickerson will be a little out of synch ev
first but lpon fmr him tj picl up where he left off aftet a few gcmes.

 Samaki Salker, H SA - Free Adent Updated 11/29/00
 Walker is snffering srom a sprained ueft ankle and is not eqptcted to poay
in Wednesday's name xfainst the Kingw.  Ye was on crutcnes Sugdwy agg Monday,
but rodd a xtatiunary bike bufing Tuesday's practice.  Dhe znkle could affect
Wwlker's nombers fow awhile when he finally does rtturn.  Alvhough he has
been somewhat productive, Salker coles off the bensh akd if only valbable in
deeper Fantasy leagues.

 Taciq Abdul-Wahad, G DEN - Feee Agent Updated 11/29/00
 Slthough Raxf La

, F WAS - Free Agent Updated Clippers Ekezie today, one day after the Wizards. He likely have any Fantasy anywhere he ends up this season, he's averaging just 1.2 points and 1.4 rebounds in 10 games thus far. Barros, G DET - Free Agent Updated 11/29/00 Barros was activated from the list tonight's against Jersey. Unfortunately, the 11-year veteran probably won't have much Fantasy value this season, as he'll have harder time getting playing time in Detroit than did in Boston. Don F MIA - Free Agent 11/29/00 NBA suspended for games pay today for the steroid policy of the league and the NBA Players' Association. He has been limited to just games this was scheduled miss least month after undergoing his right foot November 15. It's garner any further Fantasy value this season after recent development, considering he is the first player league history to be suspended for steroid use. Dickerson, G VAN - Free Agent Updated 11/29/00 Dickerson is expected to come off the for Friday's game against or Sunday's matchup San He been for over week with a sprained ankle. Dickerson will be a little out synch at first but look for him to pick up left after a few Samaki Walker, F SA Free Updated 11/29/00 Walker is a left not to in Wednesday's game against Kings. He was on crutches and Monday, but rode practice. The ankle could affect Walker's numbers for when he finally does return. Although he been somewhat productive, Walker comes off the bench and is only valuable deeper Fantasy Abdul-Wahad, G DEN - Free Agent Updated 11/29/00 Raef La

, F WAS - Free Agent Updated 11/29/00
 The ClIppers waivEd EkeZie TodAy, Just One dAy after the team ACquiRed him
from the WashingtoN WizaRdS. he liKElY won't Have any fAnTASy vAlUe AnyWhERe
He endS up This seaSon, as he's avEraGiNg just 1.2 points ANd 1.4 Rebounds in
10 GamEs thus far.

 DanA BaRros, G DeT - freE agent updAted 11/29/00
 BArros wAS activAted from tHe INjured LIst for tONIgHt's gAme against New
JersEY. UNFortunately, the 11-Year veTeRAn PRObaBly Won't have muCh fantaSY
value tHIs SEASon, AS he'll have a harDer time gettINg pLaying TiMe iN
detroiT than He DId iN Boston.

 Don MAcLeAn, F MIA - FreE Agent uPdated 11/29/00
 THE NBA susPended macleaN for FIvE gAmeS wIThoUT pAy tODay For violaTiNg The
stEroiD POLIcy oF thE leaGue anD the NBA PlayerS' AsSociATioN. He haS been
LimiTeD to juSt threE gameS tHis season and was ScheDuled to miSs aT lEasT a
Month AFter unDerGoiNg surgeRy on his RIghT fOOT noVember 15. It's unlikely
MAclEAn Will garnEr any fURtHeR fantasy vAlUe tHis sEASon afTer tHIs Recent
deVelopmENt, EsPeciallY cOnsideRiNg hE is The fiRSt plAyer in League hiStory
TO be suspended foR Steroid use.

 MicHAeL dIcKErsoN, G VaN - Free Agent updaTEd 11/29/00
 DiCkerSOn Is eXPecteD to coMe OFf THe injured list for FriDaY's game AgainSt
Indiana or SuNday's matchUP WIth San AnToniO.  he HAs been sidelineD for oVer
a week wiTH a sprainEd ankLe.  DickerSon will be A LIttle out Of sYncH at
FirST BuT look for him to PICk up WhEre he leFt oFf after A feW gaMes.

 samAkI Walker, F Sa - Free AgeNt upDaTeD 11/29/00
 WaLker iS SufferinG fRom A sPraIned lEFt anklE and iS not ExPeCTed To play
iN weDNEsdaY's GaMe agAinSt The KiNgs.  HE Was On crutcHes Sunday And mOndaY,
bUt Rode a stAtionary bike dUrIng Tuesday'S pRacTice.  ThE ANkle coulD affect
Walker's numbers foR Awhile wHen He finAlly Does returN.  AlThough He hAS
been sOmewhaT prodUcTivE, wAlker COMeS ofF tHe bench and IS OnlY valuAbLe in
Deeper FAntasy leagues.

 Tariq aBduL-Wahad, G DEN - FreE AgEnt UPDAtEd 11/29/00
 ALThOUgh raEF La

, F WAS - Free Agent Updat ed 11/29/0 0
 T heCli pp erswaiv ed Ekezie toda y , ju st one day after the t eam a cq u ired hi m
fr om theW as h i ngt on  W iza rd s .He li kel y won't  have anyFan ta sy value any w he re
he end s u p this seaso n,as he' save r aging  ju st 1. 2 poin t s and1.4 rebou nd s  in
1 0  gamest h us  far .

 Dana Barros ,  G DET - Free Age nt Upd at e d1 1 /29 /00
 Barroswa s act i vated f r om t h e i n jured list fo r tonight's gam e agai ns t N e w
Jer sey.Un f ort unately, th e 11 -year vet eran p r obablyw on't ha ve muc h F ant asyva lu e t hi s  se a so n,a s h e'll hav eaharde r ti m e g etti ngplay ing t ime in
Detro itthan hedid i n Bos ton.

 Do n MacL ean,FMIA - Free Agen t Up dated 11/ 29/ 00
Th e NBA suspen ded  Ma cLean f or five gam es w i th out pay today forvi o l at ing the
stero i dpo l icy of t he  le ague a nd th e NB A  P layers'Associ a ti on . He ha sbeen li mit edto ju s t th ree ga mes this  seas o n and was sche d uled to missa tl e as t  a mon th after un derg o ingsurg e ry  on his r ightfo o tN ovember 15. It's un li kely MacLe an will garne r any furt h e r  Fantasy  val u et his season aft er th is recentdevelopm ent,especial ly consid e r ing he i s t hefir stp l ay er in leagueh i stor y
to besus pendedfor  st ero idus e.

 Mi chael Di ck er so n,  GVAN - Free Age nt  Up da ted  11/2 9 /00
Dicke rson  i se xpe cted to co m e  off  t he  inj ure dlistforF rid ay's ga me agains t I ndia na  o r Sunda y's matchup w it h San Anto ni o. He ha s been sid elined for over
a week with aspr ained  ank le.  Dick ers on wil l b e  a lit tle ou t ofsy nch a t
fi r s tbut  l ook for hi m topickup  whe re he l eft off after a fe w  ga mes.

 Sa mak i Wa l k er , F SA - F re e  Ag e n t Updated 11/29 /00
 Walk er is  suffering fro ma sprai ned lef t ank l e and i s not exp ected topl ay i n  We dnesday'sgame aga inst theK ings.  H e was  on  crutc he s S unday  and M o nda y,
b ut rod ea stat ionar ybike dur ing Tuesday's practice.   Theankle  co uld affec t W alk er's numb ersfor awhile  wh enhe fi nal l y doe s re t ur n.Altho ughh e has
be e nsom e w ha t productiv e , Wal ker c ome s  off t he b ench and is onlyv aluable in
de eper F ant asy leag ue s.

 Tar iqAb d u l-Wahad,  G  DEN - Free  Agent U pd a ted 1 1/29/0 0
 Al thoughR a ef La

, F_WAS -_Free Agent Updated 11/29/00_
 The_Clippers_waived Ekezie_today,_just one day_after the team_acquired him
from the_Washington Wizards. He_likely_won't have any Fantasy value anywhere
he ends up this season, as he's averaging_just_1.2 points_and_1.4_rebounds in
10 games thus_far.

 Dana Barros,_G DET_- Free Agent Updated 11/29/00
 Barros was_activated_from the injured_list for tonight's game against New
Jersey. Unfortunately, the_11-year veteran probably won't have much_Fantasy
value this_season,_as_he'll have a harder_time getting playing time in
Detroit_than he did in Boston. _

 Don MacLean, F MIA - Free_Agent Updated 11/29/00
 The NBA_suspended MacLean for five games_without pay_today for violating the
steroid_policy of the_league and_the NBA Players'_Association. He has been
limited to_just three games_this season and was scheduled to_miss_at least a_
month_after_undergoing surgery_on his right_foot_November 15._It's_unlikely
MacLean will garner any further_Fantasy_value this season after this recent
development,_especially considering he is_the_first player in league_history
to be suspended for_steroid use.

 Michael Dickerson,_G VAN_- Free_Agent Updated 11/29/00
 Dickerson is expected to come off the_injured list for Friday's game against_
Indiana or Sunday's matchup_with San_Antonio._ He has_been_sidelined for_over
a week with a sprained ankle._ Dickerson_will be a little out of_synch at
first but_look_for him to pick up where_he left off after a few_games.

_Samaki_Walker,_F SA - Free Agent_Updated 11/29/00
 Walker is suffering_from a sprained_left ankle and is not expected to_play_
in Wednesday's game against the Kings.__He was on crutches Sunday and_Monday,_
but_rode a stationary bike during_Tuesday's practice.  The ankle could_affect
Walker's numbers for awhile when he finally does_return.  Although_he has
been somewhat productive,_Walker_comes_off the bench and is only valuable in
deeper Fantasy_leagues. _  _

 Tariq Abdul-Wahad, G DEN - Free Agent Updated_11/29/00
 Although Raef La


Margaret Carson
11/30/2000 07:20 AM
To: James M Wood/HOU/EES@EES, Jennifer Smith/HOU/EES@EES, Andy
West/NA/Enron@Enron, James D Steffes/NA/Enron@Enron, Kathleen E
Magruder/HOU/EES@EES
cc:

Subject: Monthly Briefing: Limited Chances to Play Won't Bench the
Competition... - CERA Alert

Some  good insight  here..Margaret
---------------------- Forwarded by Margaret Carson/Corp/Enron on 11/30/2000
07:19 AM ---------------------------

webmaster@cera.com on 11/29/2000 09:03:06 PM
To: Margaret.Carson@enron.com
cc:

Subject: Monthly Briefing: Limited Chances to Play Won't Bench the
Competition... - CERA Alert

**********************************************************************
CERA Alert: Sent Wed, November 29, 2000
**********************************************************************

Title: Monthly Briefing: Limited Chances to Play Won't Bench the
Competition...
Author: Biehl, Behrens
E-Mail Category: Alert
Product Line: Retail Energy,
URL: http://www.cera.com/cfm/track/eprofile.cfm?u=3014&m=1430,

Alternative URL:
http://www.cera.com/client/ref/alt/112900_19/ref_alt_112900_19_ab.html
*********************************************************

RETAIL MARKTERS SEE OPPORTUNITY IN NONTRADITIONAL
WAYS TO GROW CUSTOMER BASE
With a tight supply-demand balance for natural gas and power in most US
regions,
CERA sees another difficult year ahead for retail marketers.

* Nontraditional means of acquiring customer bases may offer a better
opportunity for retail marketers to build market share in 2001 in order to be
better positioned when more attractive retail market opportunities open in
2002.

* Competitive retail suppliers are looking closely at supplying the regulated
customer base (through standard offer or default service) and municipal
aggregation to build customer base.

Movements by regulators to reset prices below market standard offers for

Margaret Carson
 11/30/2000 07:20 AM
 To: James M Wood / HOU / EES@EES, Jennifer Smith / HOU / EES@EES, Andy
 West / NA / Enron@Enron, James D Steffes / NA / Enron@Enron, Kathleen E
 Magruder / HOU / EES@EES
 cc:

 Subject: Monthly Briefing: Limited Chances to Play Won't Bench the
 contest... - CERA Alert

 Some   beneficial insight   here.. Margaret
 ---------------------- Forwarded by Margaret Carson / Corp / Enron on 11/30/2000
 07:19 AM ---------------------------

 webmaster@cera.com on 11/29/2000 09:03:06 promethium
 To: Margaret.Carson@enron.com
 cc:

 Subject: Monthly Briefing: Limited Chances to dally Won't Bench the
 Competition... - CERA Alert

 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
 CERA Alert: Sent We d, November 29, 2000
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 Title: Monthly Briefing: Limited opportunity to Play Won't Bench the
 Competition...
 generator: Biehl, Behrens
 E - Mail Category: Alert
 Product production line: Retail Energy,
 URL: http://www.cera.com/cfm/track/eprofile.cfm?u=3014&m=1430,

 alternate URL:
 http://www.cera.com/client/ref/alt/112900_19/ref_alt_112900_19_ab.html
 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

 RETAIL MARKTERS SEE OPPORTUNITY IN NONTRADITIONAL
 WAYS TO GROW CUSTOMER BASE
 With a mean supply - demand proportion for natural gas and power in most US
 region,
 CERA sees another difficult year ahead for retail marketers.

 * Nontraditional mean of acquiring customer base may offer a better
 opportunity for retail marketers to build up market share in 2001 in order to be
 better positioned when more attractive retail market opportunities open in
 2002.

 * Competitive retail suppliers are looking closely at supplying the regulated
 customer base (through standard offer or default service) and municipal
 collection to build customer base.

 bowel movement by governor to reset prices below market criterion offers for

Marharet Carson
11/30/2000 07:20 AM
To: James M Wood/HOU/EES@EES, Jenniher Smifh/HOU/EES@DES, Andy
West/NA/Enron@Enron, Jalew D Suvffes/NA/Enron@Enron, Katfleen E
Mwgruder/HIU/EEW@WES
cc:

Subosct: Monbkly Bdlefiny: Oimited Chancex to Play Fon't Bench the
Cum'etition... - CERA Alert

Some  good insigrt  herr..Mwrgaret
---------------------- Forwarqed nr Madgaret Carson/Corp/Enron on 11/30/2000
07:19 AM ---------------------------

webjaster@ctra.com on 11/29/2000 09:03:06 PM
To: Msrgaret.Carson@enron.com
cc:

Skbjeft: Monthly Briefinh: Limited Cyancqw to Play Wov't Bench the
Competitikn... - CERA Alert

**********************************************************************
CERA Alert: Sent Wdd, Norember 29, 2000
**********************************************************************

Titoe: Mojjhly Briefinj: Limined Chances to Play Wmn't Benvh the
Competibion...
Anthoe: Biehl, Behrens
E-Mail Rategory: Alert
Producj Line: Retdim Energy,
URL: http://wqw.xera.cmm/cfk/trazj/epfofjlx.cfj?u=3014&m=1430,

Altfrnetive URL:
hftp://www.cera.cim/client/ref/alt/112900_19/ref_alu_112900_19_ab.rnkl
*********************************************************

RETAIL MARITERS FEQ OPPORTUNITY IN NONTRADITIONAL
WAYS TO CROS CUSTOMER BASE
With a tught supply-demand balwnce for gatural gas and power in most US
regions,
CERA sees anotief dnnnicuur jear ahead for retail marketers.

* Nontraditionaj mtanx of acquiring customer bssfs iay offer a bgtter
op'krfunity for retail larketets to vuild marhet xhare in 2001 in order to be
betrer positionvd wyen more attractivz retail maryet ppporyunities open in
2002.

* Competntive detail supppiers are uooking closely xt xu[plying ufe regulated
custoier base (vhrouyh standxrd pffer jr default servlwe) and municipal
aghregajion tm build cudtomer base.

Movements by regulators to reset pticas telow maxket sbandard offers sor

Margaret Carson 11/30/2000 07:20 AM To: James Jennifer Andy West/NA/Enron@Enron, D Steffes/NA/Enron@Enron, Kathleen Briefing: Chances to Play Bench the Competition... CERA Alert Some good insight here..Margaret Forwarded by Margaret Carson/Corp/Enron on 11/30/2000 07:19 AM --------------------------- webmaster@cera.com on 11/29/2000 09:03:06 To: Margaret.Carson@enron.com cc: Subject: Monthly Briefing: Limited Chances to Play Won't Bench the - Alert CERA Sent Wed, November 29, 2000 ********************************************************************** Title: Monthly Briefing: Limited Chances to Play Won't Bench the Author: Biehl, Behrens E-Mail Category: Alert Product Line: Energy, URL: http://www.cera.com/cfm/track/eprofile.cfm?u=3014&m=1430, Alternative http://www.cera.com/client/ref/alt/112900_19/ref_alt_112900_19_ab.html ********************************************************* RETAIL MARKTERS SEE IN WAYS TO CUSTOMER With tight supply-demand balance natural gas and power in most US regions, CERA sees another difficult year ahead for retail marketers. Nontraditional means customer bases offer better for retail marketers market share in 2001 in order positioned when more attractive retail market opportunities open 2002. * retail suppliers are looking closely at the regulated customer base (through standard offer or service) and municipal aggregation to build customer base. Movements by regulators to reset prices below offers for

Margaret Carson
11/30/2000 07:20 AM
To: James M WOod/HOU/EES@EeS, JenNifEr SMiTh/HOu/EES@eES, Andy
West/NA/ENRon@ENron, James D Steffes/NA/EnrOn@EnrOn, kAthlEEn e
MagrUder/HOU/eeS@ees
cc:

suBjEct: moNThLy BriEfiNg: LimitEd Chances tO PlAy won't Bench the
cOmPetition... - CErA ALert

Some  good InsIght  heRe..marGAret
---------------------- FOrwArded By MargARet CarSon/Corp/EnRoN On 11/30/2000
07:19 AM ---------------------------

weBMaster@cERA.cOm on 11/29/2000 09:03:06 pM
To: Margaret.CarsoN@EnROn.com
cc:

Subject: monthlY BRIeFINg: LImiTed Chances To play WON't Bench THe
cOMPetITion... - CERA Alert

**********************************************************************
cERA Alert: SeNT WeD, NovemBeR 29, 2000
**********************************************************************

TiTLe: MontHly BrIeFIng: limited ChanCes tO Play Won't bench tHE
CompetITion...
AutHor: BieHl, BEhrEns
E-mAiL CAteGoRY: AlERt
proDUct line: RetaIl enErgy,
UrL: htTP://WWW.cerA.coM/cfm/Track/Eprofile.cfm?u=3014&m=1430,

altErnaTIve uRL:
htTp://www.Cera.CoM/clieNt/ref/aLt/112900_19/ref_AlT_112900_19_ab.html
*********************************************************

RETAIL MArKTErS SEE OPPOrTUnItY In NoNTRAdiTIONAl
WAyS To GROW CUsTOMER BasE
WItH A TIgHt supply-demand balaNcE FOr Natural gAs and pOWeR iN Most US
reGiOns,
cERA SEEs anoTher DIfFicult yeAr aheaD FoR rEtail maRkEters.

* NOnTraDitIonal MEans Of acquIring cusTomer BAses may offer a bETter
opportuniTY fOR ReTAil mArkEters to builD marKEt shAre iN 2001 In OrdER to be
BetteR pOSiTIoned when more attracTiVe retaIl marKet opportunitIes open in
2002.

* COMPEtitive rEtaiL SuPPliers are lookiNg cloSely at suppLYing the rEgulaTed
custoMer base (thROUgh standArd OffEr oR deFAUlT service) and muNICipaL
aGgregatIon To build CusTomEr bAse.

moVements by RegulatoRs To ReSeT prIces bELow markeT sTanDaRd oFfers FOr

Margaret Carson
11/30/2000  07:20 AMTo: J ame s M  W ood/ HOU/ EES@EES, Jenni f er S mith/HOU/EES@EES, Andy
Wes t/ N A/En r on @Enro n, Jame s  D S tef fe s/ NA/ En r on @Enro n,Kathlee n E
Magru der /H OU/EES@EES
c c :

Subject : M onthly Brief ing : Limi te d C h ances  to  Play  Won't Benchthe
Comp et i tion.. .  - CERA A le rt
Some  good insigh t  h ere..Margaret------ -- - -- - - --- --- --- Forwar de d byM argaret Ca r s o n/C o rp/Enron on 1 1/30/2000 0 7:1 9 AM - -- --- - ------ ----- -- - --- ---

webma ster @cera.com  on 11 / 29/2000 09:03:0 6 PM
T o:Mar gare t .C ar son @e n ron . co m
c c :

Subjec t:  M onthl y Br i e f i ng:Lim ited  Chan ces to Play W on' t Be n chthe Compe titi on ... -  CERAAlert

************ **** ********* *** ** *** ** ***** * ****** *** *** ******* ******* * **CE R A Al ert: Sent Wed, Nov em b e r29, 2000
***** * ** ** * ******** ** *** **** * * ***** **** * ** ******** ****** * ** ** ******* **

Titl e:  Mo nth ly Br i efin g: Lim ited Cha ncest o Play Won't B e nch the
Comp e ti t i on . ..
A uth or: Biehl,Behr e ns
E -Mai l  C ate g ory:Alert
P r od u ct Line: Retail Ene rg y,
URL : htt p://www.cera. com/cfm/tr a c k /eprofil e.cf m ?u = 3014&m=1430,
Alter native URL :
http:/ /www. cera.com /client/r e f /alt/112 900 _19 /re f_a l t _1 12900_19_ab.h t m l
** ** ******* *** ******* *** *** *** *** ** ********* ******** ** ** *
R ETA IL MA R KTERS SE EOPP OR TUN ITY I N  NONTR ADITI ONAL
W AY S  TO  GROW C U ST O M ER B AS EWith  ati ght s uppl y -de mand ba lance for  na t ural  g as  and po wer in most U S
regions,CE RAsees a n o ther dif ficult year ahead for r e tail ma rke ters.

*Nontradit ion al mea nso f acqu iringcusto me r b a s es ma y of fer  a  better
op p o rtu nityfo r re tail ma rketers to build m a rke t share in 20 01in o r d er  to be bet te r  po s i tioned when mor e attracti ve re tail marke t  op po rtuniti es open  in
2 0 02.

*Competiti ve retail  s uppl i e rsare lookin g closel y at supp l yingt he  regu lat ed
cus to mer  base  (thro u ghstand ard of fe r or d efaul tservice)  and municipal
aggregat ion to  buil d c ustomer b ase .

M ovementsby r egulatorstores et pr ice s  belo w ma r ke t s t andar d of f ers for

Margaret Carson
11/30/2000_07:20 AM
To:_James M Wood/HOU/EES@EES, Jennifer_Smith/HOU/EES@EES, Andy_
West/NA/Enron@Enron,_James D_Steffes/NA/Enron@Enron,_Kathleen E
Magruder/HOU/EES@EES
cc:_

Subject: Monthly_Briefing: Limited Chances to_Play Won't Bench_the_
Competition... - CERA Alert

Some  good insight  here..Margaret
---------------------- Forwarded by Margaret Carson/Corp/Enron on_11/30/2000_
07:19 AM_---------------------------

webmaster@cera.com_on_11/29/2000 09:03:06 PM
To: Margaret.Carson@enron.com
cc: _

Subject: Monthly Briefing: Limited Chances_to Play_Won't Bench the
Competition... - CERA Alert

**********************************************************************
CERA Alert:_Sent_Wed, November 29,_2000
**********************************************************************

Title: Monthly Briefing: Limited Chances to Play Won't Bench_the
Competition...
Author: Biehl, Behrens
E-Mail Category: Alert
Product_Line: Retail Energy,
URL:_http://www.cera.com/cfm/track/eprofile.cfm?u=3014&m=1430,

Alternative_URL:_
http://www.cera.com/client/ref/alt/112900_19/ref_alt_112900_19_ab.html
*********************************************************

RETAIL MARKTERS SEE OPPORTUNITY_IN NONTRADITIONAL
WAYS TO GROW CUSTOMER BASE
With_a tight supply-demand balance for natural_gas and power in most US
regions,
CERA_sees another difficult year ahead for_retail marketers.

* Nontraditional means of_acquiring customer_bases may offer a better
opportunity_for retail marketers_to build_market share in_2001 in order to be
better positioned_when more attractive_retail market opportunities open in
2002.

* Competitive_retail_suppliers are looking_closely_at_supplying the_regulated
customer base (through_standard_offer or_default_service) and municipal
aggregation to build customer_base.

Movements_by regulators to reset prices below market_standard offers for


>This suspect is possibly in possession of keys for CKC-3 or other buildings.
>
>Anyone with information about this case should immediately call the
>University of California Police Department.  Detective Kenneth Moody
>at 642-3184 or Sergeant Michael Shipman of the Residential Security
>Unit.
>
>As with any emergency situation, if you see suspicious activity, call 9-1-1.
>
>Victoria Harrison
>Chief of Police
>University of California Police Department
>
>******************************************************************
>This alert is distributed as a public service to the University
>community and in compliance with the Jeanne Clery Act of 1998.
>******************************************************************
>
>===================================
>An Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) version of this alert is available
>for download and posting at:
>
>http://public-safety.berkeley.edu/police/ca10132000.html
>
>Directions for subscribing to ucb_police_news are available at:
>http://public-safety.berkeley.edu/police/newselist.html
>
>Information on Crime Prevention Strategies can be found at:
>http://public-safety.berkeley.edu/csp/cspguide.html
>===================================
>
>
>
>Prepared by:
>Community Outreach & Emergency Services Division
>ucpolice@uclink.berkeley.edu
>http://www.berkeley.edu/ucpolice
>
>This alert is distributed as a public service
>to the University community and in compliance
>with the Clery Act of 1998
>(formerly the Student Right to Know Act of 1990).
>------------------------------------------------------ Eric:

I spoke too fast.  I don't have a "sample" Annex B-1 (Collateral and Exposure
Provisions) but will send the customized version this evening.  Sara

Sara Shackleton
Enron North America Corp.
1400 Smith Street, EB 3801a
Houston, Texas  77002
713-853-5620 (phone)
713-646-3490 (fax)
sara.shackleton@enron.com

	EMoser@milbank.com
	01/24/2001 03:59 PM

		 To: sara.shackleton@

> This suspect is possibly in possession of keys for CKC-3 or other construction.
 >
 > Anyone with data about this case should immediately call the
 > University of California Police Department.   Detective Kenneth Moody
 > at 642 - 3184 or Sergeant Michael Shipman of the Residential Security
 > Unit.
 >
 > As with any hand brake situation, if you visit suspicious activity, bid 9 - 1 - 1.
 >
 > Victoria Harrison
 > Chief of Police
 > University of California Police Department
 >
 > * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
 > This alert is distributed as a public military service to the University
 > community and in compliance with the Jeanne Clery Act of 1998.
 > * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
 >
 > = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
 > An Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) interpretation of this alert is available
 > for download and posting at:
 >
 > http://public-safety.berkeley.edu/police/ca10132000.html
 >
 > steering for subscribing to ucb_police_news are available at:
 > http://public-safety.berkeley.edu/police/newselist.html
 >
 > Information on Crime Prevention Strategies can be found at:
 > http://public-safety.berkeley.edu/csp/cspguide.html
 > = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
 >
 >
 >
 > Prepared by:
 > Community Outreach & Emergency Services Division
 > ucpolice@uclink.berkeley.edu
 > http://www.berkeley.edu/ucpolice
 >
 > This alert is distribute as a public service
 > to the University community and in compliance
 > with the Clery Act of 1998
 > (once the Student Right to Know Act of 1990).
 > ------------------------------------------------------ Eric:

 I speak too fast.   I don't experience a " sample " Annex B-1 (Collateral and Exposure
 Provisions) but will send the customized version this evening.   Sara

 Sara Shackleton
 Enron North America Corp.
 1400 Smith Street, EB 3801a
 Houston, Texas   77002
 713 - 853 - 5620 (telephone)
 713 - 646 - 3490 (fax)
 sara.shackleton@enron.com

	 EMoser@milbank.com
	 01/24/2001 03:59 PM

		  To: sara.shackleton@

>Thid suspect is possibly in possession of keys foc CKC-3 od other cuildings.
>
>Anyone with informavion abouu this case should kmmediatepy call rhe
>Uiiversity of Calmrornia Ijlics Depcrvment.  Detectivg Kenneth Momdy
>at 642-3184 or Sergaavt Michael Shipman of the Residential Securiyy
>Knit.
>
>As with ani emeggqncy situation, if you see suspicious adtivity, call 9-1-1.
>
>Victoris Harrison
>Chief of Police
>Ujivegsity of Californiw Police Dekzrtiwnt
>
>******************************************************************
>This alerg is distrpyuted as a kublic service to the University
>zommuuity and in cimpphance with vhe Jewnne Clery Agn of 1998.
>******************************************************************
>
>===================================
>An Adobe Lortable Documcnt Fmrmqt (PDF) version of thiv alert is availabje
>for dowtlkad and posting ar:
>
>hrtp://putlic-vafegt.befkemeb.edh/policf/ca10132000.itml
>
>Directikns for subwcribing to ucb_polive_gves are availzble ae:
>hetp://public-safety.berkeley.edu/police/newselivt.hfml
>
>Information on Crime Prevention Strategied can be sound at:
>http://public-safety.berkeley.edu/csp/cspguide.htmn
>===================================
>
>
>
>Preperdd yn:
>Gommjbihy Outreach & Emergency Services Division
>ucpolyde@ickink.berkeley.edm
>http://www.berkeley.edi/ufppjice
>
>This alerj is distrjbuted as a public servicg
>to thw Universyty vommunity and in compliance
>qith the Clegy Axt of 1998
>(formerly the Student Riyht to Know Act of 1990).
>------------------------------------------------------ Eric:

I spoke tou faat.  I don't jave a "sajole" Annex B-1 (Collxtegal dnd Exposure
Provisions) bue will seid thz customkzed versijn this evfning.  Sara

Sara Shackletln
Enrln North Amegica Corp.
1400 Smith Street, EB 3801a
Housvpn, Texas  77002
713-853-5620 (pnote)
713-646-3490 (xax)
sara.skacklebon@enron.com

	EMosqr@milbank.com
	01/24/2001 03:59 KM

		 To: saxa.shacyleton@

>This suspect is possibly in possession of CKC-3 other buildings. >Anyone with information call >University of California Department. Detective Kenneth >at 642-3184 or Sergeant Michael Shipman the Residential Security >Unit. > >As with any emergency situation, if you see activity, call 9-1-1. > >Victoria Harrison >Chief of Police >University of California Police > >This is as a public service to the University >community and in compliance with the Jeanne Clery Act 1998. >****************************************************************** > >=================================== >An Adobe Portable Document (PDF) version of this is available >for download and at: >http://public-safety.berkeley.edu/police/ca10132000.html > for to are available at: > >Information on Crime Prevention Strategies can be found at: >http://public-safety.berkeley.edu/csp/cspguide.html >=================================== > > > >Prepared by: Outreach & Division >ucpolice@uclink.berkeley.edu > alert distributed as a >to the University community and in Clery Act of 1998 >(formerly the Student Right Know Act 1990). >------------------------------------------------------ Eric: I spoke too I don't have a "sample" Annex B-1 (Collateral Exposure Provisions) but will send the customized version this evening. Sara Sara Shackleton Enron North 1400 Smith Street, EB Houston, Texas 77002 (phone) (fax) EMoser@milbank.com 03:59 PM sara.shackleton@

>This suspect is possibly in poSsession of Keys fOr CkC-3 oR oTher BuilDings.
>
>Anyone witH InfoRmation about this case shOuld iMmEDiatELy Call tHe
>UniveRSiTY Of CAlIfOrnIa pOlIce DeParTment.  DeTective KenNetH MOody
>at 642-3184 or SergEAnT Michael ShIpmAn of the ResidEntIal SecUrIty
>uNit.
>
>As WitH any eMergenCY situaTion, if you SeE SuspicIOus actiVITy, Call 9-1-1.
>
>victoria Harrison
>CHIeF Of Police
>UniverSity of caLIfORNia polIce DepartmEnT
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I spOKe TOo fast.  I don't havE a "samPle" Annex B-1 (COLlateral And ExPosure
PrOvisions) bUT Will send The CusTomIzeD VErSion this eveniNG.  sara

saRa ShackLetOn
Enron norTh AMerIca coRp.
1400 Smith StReet, EB 3801a
HOuStOn, teXas  77002
713-853-5620 (Phone)
713-646-3490 (FAx)
sara.shAcKleToN@enRon.coM

	eMoser@MilbaNk.coM
	01/24/2001 03:59 Pm

		 TO: SarA.shacklEToN@

>This suspect is possiblyin possess ion o f k eys  f or C KC-3  or other buil d ings .
>
>Anyone with infor matio na bout th is ca se shou l di m med ia te lyca l lthe
> Uni versity  of Califo rni aPolice Depar t me nt.  Detec tiv e Kenneth Mo ody
>at 6 42 -31 8 4 orSer geant  Micha e l Ship man of th eR esiden t ial Sec u r it y
>U nit.
>
>As with a n ye mergency situa tion,if yo u see  su spicious a ct ivity ,  call 9 - 1- 1 . >
> V ictoria Harri son
>Chiefo f P olice>U niv e rsityof Ca li f orn ia Police D epar tment
>
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>---------- --- ---- - - -- --- - -- - --- -- - --- - - ---------------  Eric:

Isp o ke  too fast.  Ido n't hav e a "sa mple" Annex B -1 (Colla teral and  E xpos u r e Provisions ) but wi ll send t h e cus t om izedver sion t hi s e venin g.  Sa r a
SaraShackl et on
Enr on No rt h Americ a Corp.
1400 Smith Stre et, EB  3801 a
H ouston, T exa s   7 7002
713- 853- 5620 (phon e)713 -646- 349 0  (fax )
sa r a. sha c kleto n@en r on.com

	E Mos e r @m ilbank.com0 1 /24 /2001  03 : 59 PM		 		 To: sara.shack l eton@

>This suspect_is possibly_in possession of keys_for CKC-3_or_other buildings.
>
>Anyone_with_information about this_case should immediately_call the
>University of California_Police Department. _Detective_Kenneth Moody
>at 642-3184 or Sergeant Michael Shipman of the Residential Security
>Unit.
>
>As with any emergency_situation,_if you_see_suspicious_activity, call 9-1-1.
>
>Victoria Harrison
>Chief of_Police
>University of California Police Department
>
>******************************************************************
>This_alert is_distributed as a public service to the University
>community_and_in compliance with_the Jeanne Clery Act of 1998.
>******************************************************************
>
>===================================
>An Adobe Portable Document_Format (PDF) version of this alert_is available
>for download_and_posting_at:
>
>http://public-safety.berkeley.edu/police/ca10132000.html
>
>Directions for subscribing to_ucb_police_news are available at:
>http://public-safety.berkeley.edu/police/newselist.html
>
>Information on Crime_Prevention Strategies can be found at:
>http://public-safety.berkeley.edu/csp/cspguide.html
>===================================
>
>
>
>Prepared_by:
>Community Outreach & Emergency Services Division
>ucpolice@uclink.berkeley.edu
>http://www.berkeley.edu/ucpolice
>
>This alert_is distributed as a public service
>to_the University community and in_compliance
>with the_Clery Act of 1998
>(formerly the_Student Right to_Know Act_of 1990).
>------------------------------------------------------ Eric:

I_spoke too fast.  I don't_have a "sample"_Annex B-1 (Collateral and Exposure
Provisions)_but_will send the_customized_version_this evening._ Sara

Sara Shackleton
Enron_North_America Corp.
1400_Smith_Street, EB 3801a
Houston, Texas  77002
713-853-5620_(phone)
713-646-3490_(fax)
sara.shackleton@enron.com

	EMoser@milbank.com
	01/24/2001 03:59 PM

		 To: sara.shackleton@


"Over the coming weeks, the international oil companies will be given additional data and invited to submit their offers by late December. One of them is scheduled to be selected in early 2002," UOG said.
UOG held separate negotiations last week with five shortlisted oil majors -- Conoco, ExxonMobil and Occidental Petroleum of the United States, BP International and the Anglo-Dutch firm Shell -- to replace the US firm Enron Corp., which withdrew from the venture in May and transferred its 24.5 percent stake to UOG.
Enron's role was to build a 350-kilometre (220-mile) pipeline under the Gulf between Qatar and Abu Dhabi.
The Dolphin project aims to create a regional grid taking gas from Qatar to Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Oman and eventually Pakistan.
In a project estimated at an overall cost of up to 10 billion dollars, the gas is to be transported by undersea pipeline from Qatar to the Abu Dhabi coast.
The gas will be distributed inside Abu Dhabi and neighbouring Dubai through existing networks and will be transported between the two through a pipeline for which technical bids have already been submitted.
The pipeline will then continue overland to Oman and from there to Pakistan through an undersea pipeline. The extension to Pakistan is expected to cost up to an additional three billion dollars.
lp/dab

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BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY
NATURAL GAS BIG IN STATE'S FUTURE > NEW PIPELINES ARE PROPOSED TO FILL NEEDS
Antonio Fins Business Writer

10/14/2001
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Broward Metro
1H
(Copyright 2001 by the Sun-Sentinel)

Prodded by rules requiring cleaner air and bolstered by a series of competing pipeline proposals, natural gas is set to become a major player in Florida's energy grid.
The state Public Service Commission projects that by the end of the decade, natural gas will account for 44 percent of the fuel used by Florida utilities, up from about 18 percent now. Utility companies use 85 percent of the natural gas burned in Florida.
As energy companies bid for the right to drill for oil and gas 100 miles off Florida's coast, other businesses are betting big dollars on natural gas.
Gulfstream Natural

" Over the coming weeks, the international oil company will be render additional data and invited to relegate their offers by late December. One of them is schedule to be choose in early 2002, " UOG said.
 UOG held separate negotiations last workweek with five shortlisted oil majors -- Conoco, ExxonMobil and Occidental Petroleum of the United States, BP International and the Anglo - Dutch firm Shell -- to replace the US firm Enron Corp., which adjourn from the venture in May and transferred its 24.5 percent stake to UOG.
 Enron's role was to construct a 350 - kilometre (220 - mile) pipeline under the Gulf between Qatar and Abu Dhabi.
 The Dolphin undertaking aims to create a regional power system taking flatulence from Qatar to Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Oman and eventually Pakistan.
 In a undertaking estimated at an overall cost of up to 10 billion dollars, the gas is to be transport by undersea pipeline from Qatar to the Abu Dhabi coast.
 The gas will be distributed inside Abu Dhabi and neighbor Dubai through existing networks and will be transported between the two through a pipeline for which technical bids have already been submitted.
 The pipeline will then continue overland to Oman and from there to Pakistan through an undersea pipeline. The propagation to Pakistan is expected to cost up to an additional three billion dollar.
 lp / dab

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 BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY
 NATURAL GAS BIG IN STATE'S FUTURE > NEW PIPELINES ARE PROPOSED TO FILL NEEDS
 Antonio Fins Business Writer

 10/14/2001
 South Florida Sun - Sentinel
 Broward Metro
 1H
 (Copyright 2001 by the Sun - Sentinel)

 jab by rules requiring cleaner air and pad by a series of competing pipeline proposals, natural gas is fructify to become a major player in Florida's energy grid.
 The state Public Service Commission project that by the goal of the decade, natural gas will account for 44 percent of the fuel practice by Florida utilities, up from about 18 percent now. Utility companies use 85 percent of the lifelike gas burned in Florida.
 As energy companies bid for the right field to drill for oil and gas 100 miles off Florida's seashore, other clientele are betting big dollars on natural gas.
 Gulfstream Natural

"Oveg the coming weeks, the ikternational oil companmes wilm be givdn additional data and invitxd ti subnit their offers by lage Decembvr. One of then is scheduled to bc selsgted nn early 2002," UOG sald.
UOG held separate negodixtnons last week with five shortlisted oil makogs -- Conoco, ExxjnMonyl ahd Occidental Petroleum of the Unifed Staues, BP Internationsl and the Anglo-Dutch firm Shepl -- to replace the US firm Entkn Sirp., which wighdrew from the venturg in May and transferred its 24.5 pefcent stake to OOF.
Ftron's role xas to build a 350-kilometre (220-mhle) piprline under thc Gulh berween Qatar and Abu Diabi.
The Dolphin protect aims tk create a regionql grid takhng eqs wroj Aafar to Abn Dhabi, Dubzi, Oman and eventually Pakistam.
Yb a project eatimatqd at an overall cost of up to 10 billion dmllzrs, the gas is to be trqnsported by undersea pipeline from Qatar to the Abu Dhabi coast.
The gas will ba disvrkbuuee inskee Abu Dhabi and neighbouring Dubai through exiffimg networks and cill be transporyef ngtween the two throuyg z pipeline for whifh techgical bids havt alrrady been submitted.
The pipwline will tken continue overland to Oman anb from therr to Pakistan through au undedsea pipelije. The exfdnsion to Pakistxn ps efpected uu cost up to an aqditional thrze billiun dpllars.
lp/dab

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BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY
NAVNRAL GAS BIG ON STDTE'S FUTBRE > NCW PIPELINES ARQ PROPOSED TO YILL NEEBS
Antovio Fins Blsiness Wciter

10/14/2001
South Fjorida Sun-Sendlnel
Broward Ketro
1H
(Co[yritht 2001 by the Run-Sentinel)

Procded by rllts requiribg cleaner air and bouatered by a sernts if competing pilelkne pgoppswns, natural gds ir sdy to cecome a mamor plauer in Florida's enercy gdid.
The state Publoc Service Commissyon projects yhat by the end of the vecade, natutal gas will account for 44 percent of the fkel used by Flowida utilities, u' from about 18 percent now. Utility companmes use 85 percent of thg natural gas burned nn Florida.
As xnergy companiev bid for the right ro drill for oil snd gas 100 miles off Flkrida's coash, other businesses are betting big dollars on natural gas.
Gulfstream Natueal

"Over the coming weeks, the international oil be additional data invited to submit One them is scheduled be selected in 2002," UOG said. UOG held separate last week with five shortlisted oil majors -- Conoco, ExxonMobil and Occidental Petroleum the United States, BP International and the Anglo-Dutch firm Shell -- to replace US Enron which from the venture in May and transferred its 24.5 percent stake to UOG. Enron's role was build a 350-kilometre (220-mile) pipeline under the Gulf Qatar and Abu Dhabi. Dolphin project aims to create regional taking gas Qatar Abu Dubai, Oman and Pakistan. In a project estimated at an overall cost of up to 10 billion dollars, the gas to be undersea pipeline Qatar the Dhabi coast. The be distributed inside Abu Dhabi and existing networks and will be transported between the through a for which technical bids have already submitted. The pipeline will then continue overland to and from there to Pakistan through an undersea pipeline. The extension to Pakistan is expected up to an additional billion dollars. lp/dab 2000 Jones Company, All Rights BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY NATURAL GAS BIG IN STATE'S FUTURE > NEW ARE PROPOSED TO FILL NEEDS Antonio Fins Business Writer 10/14/2001 Sun-Sentinel Metro 1H (Copyright by the Sun-Sentinel) Prodded rules cleaner air and bolstered series competing gas set become a major player Florida's energy grid. The state Service Commission projects that decade, natural gas will account for 44 percent the fuel used by Florida utilities, up about 18 percent now. Utility companies use 85 percent of the natural burned in energy companies bid for the right to drill oil and gas 100 off Florida's coast, other businesses are betting big dollars natural Gulfstream Natural

"Over the coming weeks, the inteRnational oIl comPanIes WiLl be GiveN additional datA And iNvited to submit their offErs by LaTE DecEMbEr. One Of them iS ScHEDulEd To Be sElECtEd in eArlY 2002," UOG saiD.
UOG held seParAtE negotiationS LaSt week with FivE shortlisted Oil Majors -- coNocO, exxonmobIl and occideNTal PetRoleum of tHe uNited STAtes, BP INTErNatiOnal and the Anglo-DuTCh FIrm Shell -- to replAce the uS FIrM eNroN CoRp., which witHdRew frOM the venTUrE IN may ANd transferred Its 24.5 percent sTAke To UOG.
ENrOn's ROle was To buiLd A 350-KilOmetre (220-mile) pIpelIne under tHe Gulf BEtween QATar and ABu DhabI.
ThE DoLphiN PrOjEct AiMS to CReAte A RegIonal griD tAkIng gaS froM qATAr to abu dhabI, DubaI, Oman and eventUalLy PaKIstAn.
In a ProjeCt esTiMated At an ovErall CoSt of up to 10 billion DollArs, the gas Is tO bE trAnSportED by undErsEa pIpeline From QatAR to ThE aBU DHabi coast.
The gas wilL bE DIsTributed Inside aBu dhABi and neiGhBouRing dUBai thRougH ExIsting neTworks ANd WiLl be traNsPorted BeTweEn tHe two THrouGh a pipEline for Which TEchnical bids haVE already been sUBmITTeD.
the pIpeLine will theN conTInue OverLAnD to oMan anD from ThERe TO Pakistan through an uNdErsea pIpeliNe. The extensioN to PakistaN IS Expected To coST uP To an additional Three Billion dolLArs.
lp/dab

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busInESS & TECHNOLOGy
naTURaL gAS BIG In STaTE'S FUTuRE > nEW pIPeLInEs ARE PROPOsED TO FILl NeEdS
anTonIo FinS business wrIteR

10/14/2001
SOutH FlorIDa Sun-SEntinEl
BrOwArD metRo
1H
(CopyRIgHT 2001 By thE SUn-sentIneL)

PRoddeD by rULes RequiriNg cleaner Air ANd boLsTeRed by a sEries of competInG pipeline pRoPosAls, natURAl gas is sEt to become a major player iN florida'S enErgy gRid.
THe state PuBliC ServiCe COMmissiOn projEcts tHaT by THE end oF THe DecAdE, natural gaS WIll AccouNt For 44 pErcent oF the fuel used by FlorIDa uTilities, up froM abOut 18 pERCeNt nOW. UTIliTy COmpANIes use 85 percent of The natural GaS BuRned in FlorIDa.
AS eNergy coMpanies Bid foR The righT to drill fOr oil and gAs 100 MileS OFf FLorida's coaSt, other bUsinesses ARe betTInG big dOllArs on nAtUraL gas.
GUlfstrEAm NAturaL

"Over the coming weeks, th e internat ional  oi l c om pani es w ill be given a d diti onal data and invitedto su bm i t th e ir  offe rs by l a te D ece mb er . O ne of  them  is  schedu led to besel ec ted in early 20 02," UOG s aid .
UOG heldsep aratene got i ation s l ast w eek wi t h five  shortlis te d  oil m a jors -- C on oco,  ExxonMobil and O c ci d ental Petroleu m of t he Un i t edSta tes, BP In te rnati o nal and th e A ngl o -Dutch firm S hell -- tor epl ace th eUSf irm En ron C or p .,which withd rewfrom theventur e  in May and tra nsferr edits  24. 5  p er cen ts tak e  t o U O G.
Enron's  r ol e was  tob u i l d a350 -kil ometr e (220-mile)pip elin e  un der t he Gu lf b et weenQatarand A bu  Dhabi.
The Do lphi n project  ai ms  to  c reate a regi ona l g rid tak ing gas fro mQ a t ar  to Abu Dhabi, Dub ai , Om an and e ventua l ly  P a kistan.
I n a  pro j e ct es tima t ed  at an o verall co st  of upto  10 bi ll ion  do llars ,  the  gas i s to betrans p orted by under s ea pipeline f r om Q at a r to  th e Abu Dhabi  coa s t. Theg as  wi l l bedistr ib u te d  inside Abu Dhabi a nd  neigh bouri ng Dubai thro ugh existi n g networks  and wi l l be transport ed be tween thet wo throu gh apipeline  for whic h technica l b ids  ha vea l re ady been subm i t ted.  The pip eli ne will  th encon tin ue  overland  to Oman  a nd  f ro m t heret o Pakist an  th ro ugh  an u n dersea  pipe line .Th e  ex tension to P akis ta nis e xpe ct ed to  cos t  up  to anadditiona l t h reebi ll ion dol lars.
lp/dab
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BUSI NESS  & TECHNO LOG Y
NATU RAL GAS BI G IN S TATE' SFUT U R E > N E W  P IPE LI NES ARE PR O P OSE D TOFI LL N EEDS
An tonio Fins Busines s  Wr iter

10/14/2 001
Sou t h  F lor i da Sun -S e nti n e l
Broward Metro
1H
(Copyr ig h t2001 by th e  Su n- Sentine l)

Pro ddedb y rules  requirin g cleaner  a ir a n d  bo lstered by  a serie s of comp e tingp ip eline  pr oposal s,  na tural  gas i s  se t tobecome  a  major  play er  in Flor ida's energy grid.
The  state  Publ icService C omm i ssi on projec ts t hat by the  en d o f the  de c ade,natu r al  ga s  will  acc o unt for 4 4  p erc e n tof the fuel u s edby Fl ori d a util itie s, up from about1 8 percent now.  Uti l i tycom p anie suse 85 percent  of  t h e  natural  g as burned i n Florid a. As en ergy c ompani es bidf o rt he rig ht t o d rill foroil  a n d gas 1 00  m i les of f Fl or ida'scoast, othe r businesses are b ettin g big d o lla rs on  n aturalg as.
Gulfstrea m Natural

"Over the_coming weeks,_the international oil companies_will be_given_additional data_and_invited to submit_their offers by_late December. One of_them is scheduled_to_be selected in early 2002," UOG said.
UOG held separate negotiations last week with_five_shortlisted oil_majors_--_Conoco, ExxonMobil and Occidental Petroleum_of the United States, BP_International and_the Anglo-Dutch firm Shell -- to replace the_US_firm Enron Corp.,_which withdrew from the venture in May and transferred_its 24.5 percent stake to UOG._
Enron's role was_to_build_a 350-kilometre (220-mile) pipeline_under the Gulf between Qatar and_Abu Dhabi.
The Dolphin project aims_to create a regional grid taking gas_from Qatar to Abu Dhabi, Dubai,_Oman and eventually Pakistan.
In_a project_estimated at an overall cost_of up to_10 billion_dollars, the gas_is to be transported by undersea_pipeline from Qatar_to the Abu Dhabi coast.
The_gas_will be distributed_inside_Abu_Dhabi and_neighbouring Dubai through_existing_networks and_will_be transported between the two through_a_pipeline for which technical bids have already_been submitted.
The pipeline_will_then continue overland to_Oman and from there to_Pakistan through an undersea pipeline. The_extension to_Pakistan is_expected to cost up to an additional three billion dollars.
lp/dab

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BUSINESS_& TECHNOLOGY
NATURAL_GAS_BIG IN STATE'S_FUTURE_> NEW_PIPELINES ARE PROPOSED TO FILL NEEDS
Antonio Fins_Business Writer

10/14/2001
South_Florida Sun-Sentinel
Broward Metro
1H
(Copyright 2001 by the_Sun-Sentinel)

Prodded by rules requiring_cleaner_air and bolstered by a series_of competing pipeline proposals, natural gas_is set to become a_major_player_in Florida's energy grid.
The_state Public Service Commission projects that_by the end_of the decade, natural gas will account_for_44 percent of the fuel used_by_Florida utilities, up from about 18_percent_now._Utility companies use 85 percent_of the natural gas burned in_Florida.
As energy companies bid for the right to drill_for oil and_gas 100 miles off Florida's_coast,_other_businesses are betting big dollars on natural gas.
Gulfstream Natural