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 further expected price increases
this summer.
Massey said he fears "a disasters in the making" if some price restraints are
not imposed by FERC, which regulates wholesale electricity sales. "We need a
temporary time out," he said.
But Massey is in the minority on the commission. Both Hebert and Breathitt
are against price caps, arguing they will have long-term detrimental impact
on power supply.
The Bush administration has made its opposition to interfering in the
wholesale markets well known for weeks. Vice President Dick Cheney's task
force is to unveil an energy plan in about a month that is expected to lean
heavily on energy production.
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Second Day of Blackouts Disrupts 500,000 Homes and Businesses

Power: Grid operators say the shortage should ease in the next few days, but
officials see a grim summer.

By MITCHELL LANDSBERG and ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writers

A traffic signal that stopped working during Tuesday's rolling blackouts led
to this collision be tween a car and a truck at an intersection in El Monte.
The outages ran from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. AP

?????Electricity blackouts rolled through California for a second straight
day Tuesday, disrupting business in one of the world's most technologically
advanced economies and leaving schoolchildren groping in the dark.
?????Jinxed by a combination of bad luck and bad decisions, utilities were
forced to cut off power to more than half a million homes and businesses from
San Diego to the Oregon border.
?????By day's end, there was some good news from the operators of the
statewide power grid, who said the situation had eased and appeared likely to
improve for the next few days. And Gov. Gray Davis announced a proposed
solution to one vexing problem: the utilities' failure to pay the state's
small, alternative power generators, many of whom have stopped producing
power as a result.
?????Davis called the utilities "shameful" for failing to pay, and praised
the alternative power generators, which include solar, wind and geothermal
energy producers, as "good

further expected price increases
 this summer.
 Massey suppose he fear " a disasters in the making " if some price restraint are
 not imposed by FERC, which regulates sweeping electricity sales. " We need a
 temporary clock time out, " he said.
 But Massey is in the minority on the commission. Both Hebert and Breathitt
 are against monetary value caps, arguing they will have long - condition detrimental impact
 on power supply.
 The Bush administration has make its opposition to interfering in the
 wholesale market well known for weeks. Vice President Dick Cheney's task
 force is to uncover an energy design in about a month that is expected to lean
 heavy on energy production.
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 Second Day of Blackouts Disrupts 500,000 Homes and Businesses

 Power: Grid operators say the shortage should ease in the next few days, but
 officials see a grim summer.

 By MITCHELL LANDSBERG and ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writers

 A traffic signal that stopped working during Tuesday's rolling blackout led
 to this collision be tween a car and a hand truck at an overlap in El Monte.
 The outages ran from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. AP

? ?? ?? Electricity blackouts rolled through California for a second true
 sidereal day Tuesday, disrupting business in one of the world's about technologically
 advanced economies and leaving schoolchildren groping in the dark.
? ?? ?? Jinxed by a combination of bad fortune and bad decisions, utilities were
 forced to cut off power to more than half a million homes and occupation from
 San Diego to the Oregon edge.
? ?? ?? By day's end, there was some effective news from the operators of the
 statewide power power system, who said the position had eased and appeared probable to
 improve for the next few days. And Gov. Gray Davis announced a proposed
 solution to one exasperating problem: the utility' failure to give the state's
 humble, alternative power generator, many of whom have stopped produce
 power as a solution.
? ?? ?? Davis called the utilities " shameful " for failing to pay, and praise
 the alternative power generator, which include solar, wind and geothermal
 energy producers, as " good

 fugther expected price incveases
this summgr.
Masseb said ge fears "a disasters in the making" ih sone pruce restraints are
not imposed hy FERC, qhici regulates wholxaale elcetricjby sanxs. "We need a
tekporary tike out," he said.
Bjt Massey is in the minority on the cjmmissipn. Both Hebert agd Bgewthifn
cre against price caps, arguing fhey winl have long-trrm detrimental impact
on ooweg supply.
The Bush wdministratuon rqs made its upposition to interferjng in the
wholesale markets weul knpwn for wegka. Ghce Presideit Dich Cheney's task
force is to inveil an enerny plen ib about a month that ms expected to lean
reavily ot znergy production.
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Secine Day of Tlacyiutr Djscupfs 500,000 Holes and Businssses

Power: Grid operators say trv shortage shkuld ewsq in the next few days, but
officials set a gdim summer.

By MITCHELL OANDSBERG and ERIC BALLEY, Timef Staff Writers

A traffic signal that stopped worning vufiny Tuesaqy'd rolling blackouts led
to this collision be esetn s car and a trmck at an intersecyiln yn El Monte.
Tfe outcfea ran from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. AP

?????Ejectrucity blaskouys rolled through Californiq for a secoud wtraight
day Tuesdcy, disruptiny busimess on one of the world's mort tschnologicaply
advanddd economies and lesvhng schoolchildren groping in the derk.
?????Jiuxed by x cokbinatyon of bad luck and bad decisions, ktilijies ware
forced to cut off power to more than ielf a million hmmev and bufinesxes from
San Qiego to the Otegon borber.
?????By aay's end, tgere wav some good news from tha operators oh the
staeewiee piwer grka, who said the situatiou had eased and appearev liysly to
improve yut the next few cayr. Agd Gpv. Cray Davis atnouvcea a pruposed
solubiov to one vexing problem: dhe htilities' failure yo pay the state's
fmall, alternayive power generatlrs, meny of whom hade stopped producing
power as z result.
?????Dwvif called the utioities "shameyul" for failing to pay, and praised
the aoternative power gwnerators, which inckmde solar, wiid and geothermdl
energy producers, qs "good

further expected price increases this summer. Massey fears disasters in making" if some by which regulates wholesale sales. "We need temporary time out," he said. But is in the minority on the commission. Both Hebert and Breathitt are against caps, arguing they will have long-term detrimental impact on power supply. The Bush has its to in the wholesale markets well known for weeks. Vice President Dick Cheney's task force is to an energy plan in about a month that expected to lean heavily energy production. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------------------- Day Blackouts Disrupts Homes Businesses Grid operators say shortage should ease in the next few days, but officials see a grim summer. By MITCHELL LANDSBERG ERIC BAILEY, Writers A signal stopped during Tuesday's rolling to this collision be tween a truck at an intersection in El Monte. The ran from a.m. to 2 p.m. AP ?????Electricity rolled through California for a second straight day disrupting business in one of the world's most technologically advanced economies and leaving schoolchildren groping dark. ?????Jinxed by a of bad luck bad utilities forced cut off to more than half a million homes and businesses from San to the Oregon border. ?????By day's end, there was some from operators of the power grid, who said situation eased and appeared likely for next Gov. Davis a proposed solution to vexing problem: the utilities' failure pay the state's small, whom have stopped producing power as a result. called the utilities "shameful" for failing to and praised the alternative power generators, which include solar, wind and geothermal producers, as

 further expected price increAses
this suMmer.
MAssEy sAiD he fEars "A disasters in thE MakiNg" if some price restraintS are
nOt IMposED bY FERC, Which reGUlATEs wHoLeSalE eLEcTriciTy sAles. "We nEed a
temporAry TiMe out," he said.
BUT MAssey is in tHe mInority on the ComMissioN. BOth hEbert And breatHitt
arE AgainsT price capS, aRGuing tHEy will hAVE lOng-tErm detrimental impACt
ON power supply.
ThE Bush aDmINiSTRatIon Has made its OpPositIOn to intERfERINg iN The
wholesale mArkets well kNOwn For weeKs. vicE presidEnt DiCk cHenEy's task
forcE is tO unveil an Energy PLan in abOUt a montH that iS exPecTed tO LeAn
HeaViLY on ENeRgy PRodUction.
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SeCoNd day of blacKOUTS DisRupTs 500,000 HoMes anD Businesses

PoWer: grid OPerAtors Say thE shoRtAge shOuld eaSe in tHe Next few days, but
oFficIals see a gRim SuMmeR.

BY MITCheLL LANdSBeRG And ERIC bAILEY, TIMes stAFF wrIters

A traffic signaL tHAT sTopped woRking dURiNg tUesday's rOlLinG blaCKOuts lEd
to THiS collisiOn be twEEn A cAr and a tRuCk at an InTerSecTion iN el MoNte.
The Outages rAn froM 9:30 A.m. to 2 p.m. AP

?????ElectrICity blackouts ROlLED tHRougH CaLifornia for A secONd stRaigHT
dAy TUEsday, DisruPtINg BUsiness in one of the woRlD's most TechnOlogically
advAnced econoMIES and leavIng sCHoOLchildren gropiNg in tHe dark.
?????JinxED by a combInatiOn of bad lUck and bad DECisions, uTilItiEs wEre
FORcEd to cut off powER To moRe Than halF a mIllion hOmeS anD buSinEsSes from
SaN Diego to ThE OReGoN boRder.
?????BY Day's end, tHeRe wAs SomE good NEws froM the oPeraToRs OF thE
statewIDe POWer gRiD, wHo saId tHe SituaTion HAd eAsed and Appeared lIkeLY to
iMpRoVe for thE next few days. ANd gov. Gray DavIs AnnOunced A PRoposed
sOlution to one vexing problEM: the utiLitIes' faIlurE to pay the StaTe's
smaLl, aLTernatIve powEr genErAtoRS, Many oF WHoM haVe Stopped proDUCinG
poweR aS a reSult.
?????DavIs called the utilitiES "shAmeful" for failIng To paY, ANd PraISeD
The AlTErnATIve power generatOrs, which inClUDe Solar, wind aND geOtHermal
eNergy prOduceRS, as "good

 further expected price in creases
t his s umm er.  Mass ey s aid he fears " a  dis asters in the making"if so me pric e  r estra ints ar e  n o t i mp os edby FE RC, w hic h regul ates whole sal eelectricitys al es. "We ne eda
temporary  ti me out ,"  he said.
B ut Ma ssey i s  in th e minorit yo n thec ommissi o n .Both  Hebert and Breat h it t
are againstpriceca p s, a rgu ing  they will  h ave l o ng-term de t r i men t al impact
on  power supp l y.
The B us h a d minist ratio nh asmade its op posi tion to i nterfe r ing int he
who lesale  ma rke ts w e ll  k now nf orw ee ks. Vic e Presid en tDickChen e y ' s  tas k forc e isto unveil anene rgyp lan  in a bouta mo nt h tha t is e xpect ed  to lean
heavi ly o n energypro du cti on .
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SecondD ay of Blackou t sD i sr u pts500 ,000 HomesandB usin esse s
Po w er: G rid o pe r at o rs say the shortage  s houldeasein the next f ew days, b u t
officia ls s e ea  grim summer.

ByMITCHELL L A NDSBERGand E RIC BAIL EY, Times S taff Wri ter s

A t ra ffic signal t h a t st op ped wor kin g durin g T ues day 'sro lling bla ckouts l ed  to  t his  coll i sion betw een  a  ca r and a truc k atan i nt er s ect ion inE lM o nte.  Th e ou tag es  ranfrom 9:3 0 a.m.to 2 p.m.  AP
??? ?? El ectrici ty blackoutsro lled throu gh  Ca liforn i a  for a s econd straight
day Tue s day, di sru pting  bus iness inone  of th e w o rld'smost t echno lo gic a l ly
a d v an ced  e conomies a n d  le aving  s choo lchildr en groping in thed ark .
?????Jinxed  by  a c o m bi nat i on ofba d  lu c k  and bad decisi ons, utili ti e swere
forc e d t ocut off  powerto mo r e thanhalf a mi llion hom es  and b usi nesses fro m
San D iego to t h e Ore g on  bord er.
????? By  da y's e nd, th e rewas s ome go od  newsfromth e operat ors of the
statewide p ower g rid,who  said the  si t uat ion had e ased  and appea red  li kelytoimpro ve f o rthe nextfewd ays. AndG ov . G r a yDavis annou n c e d a  prop ose d
solu tion  to one vexing pr o blem: the util itie s '  fa ilu r e to  p ay the state's
s ma l l , altern at ive power g enerator s, manyof who m have  stoppe d pr o ducing
po wer  as a res ult .? ????Dav is  c a lled t he u ti lities  "sham e ful" f or failing to pa y, an d prais e d the a lt ernativ e  pow er generat ors, whichinclud e so lar,wind an dgeothe rma l
energy pr o ducers, a s "go od

 further_expected price_increases
this summer.
Massey_said he_fears_"a disasters_in_the making" if_some price restraints_are
not imposed by_FERC, which regulates_wholesale_electricity sales. "We need a
temporary time out," he said.
But Massey is in_the_minority on_the_commission._Both Hebert and Breathitt
are_against price caps, arguing they_will have_long-term detrimental impact
on power supply.
The Bush_administration_has made its_opposition to interfering in the
wholesale markets well known_for weeks. Vice President Dick Cheney's_task
force is_to_unveil_an energy plan in_about a month that is expected_to lean
heavily on energy production._
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Second Day of Blackouts Disrupts 500,000 Homes_and Businesses

Power: Grid operators say_the shortage should ease in_the next_few days, but
officials see_a grim summer._

By MITCHELL_LANDSBERG and ERIC_BAILEY, Times Staff Writers

A traffic_signal that stopped_working during Tuesday's rolling blackouts led_
to_this collision be_tween_a_car and_a truck at_an_intersection in_El_Monte.
The outages ran from 9:30_a.m._to 2 p.m. AP

?????Electricity blackouts rolled through_California for a second_straight_
day Tuesday, disrupting business_in one of the world's_most technologically
advanced economies and leaving_schoolchildren groping_in the_dark.
?????Jinxed by a combination of bad luck and bad decisions, utilities_were
forced to cut off power_to more than half_a million_homes_and businesses from_
San_Diego to_the Oregon border.
?????By day's end, there was_some good_news from the operators of the_
statewide power grid, who_said_the situation had eased and appeared_likely to
improve for the next_few days. And Gov. Gray_Davis_announced_a proposed
solution to one_vexing problem: the utilities' failure to_pay the state's_
small, alternative power generators, many of whom_have_stopped producing
power as a result.
?????Davis_called_the utilities "shameful" for failing to_pay,_and_praised
the alternative power generators,_which include solar, wind and geothermal_
energy producers, as "good


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FYI.  Preliminary analysis of State Windfall Profit Tax.  This will be
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		  Subject: FW: propose Windfall Profit Tax

 FYI.   Preliminary analysis of State Windfall Profit Tax.   This will be
 discussed during the cc scheduled for 9:00 a.m. today, We d.

  -----Original Message-----
 From:     C. Stephen Davis [ mailto: csdlaw@

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		 Subject: FW: Proposed Windfall Profit Tas

FYI.  Preliminary analywis of State Windfall Profit Twx.  This will be
discussed during the cc scheduled for 9:00 x.m. uoeay, Wde.

 -----Lriginal Message-----
From:    C. Stephen Davis [mailtj:dsclsw@

McFadden (E-mail)" <mmcfadden@covantaenergy.com>, "Paula Soos (E-mail)" <psoos@covantaenergy.com>, (E-mail)" "'Randy Hickok <rjhickok@duke-energy.com>, "Rick S. (E-mail)'" "'Ross Ain (E-mail)'" "'Stephanie Newell (E-mail)'" "'Steve Lliff (E-mail)'" <siliff@riobravo-gm.com>, "'Steve Ponder <steve_ponder@fpl.com>, "'Susan J Mara (E-mail)'" <smara@enron.com>, "'Tony Wetzel (E-mail)'" <twetzel@thermoecotek.com>, "'William Hall (E-mail)'" cc: "Julee Malinowski-Ball (E-mail)" <jmball@ns.net>, "Andy Brown (E-mail)" <andybrwn@earthlink.net>, "'Carol Hudson (E-mail)'" <carol@iepa.com>, Smutny-Jones <smutny@iepa.com>, Kaplan <kaplan@iepa.com>, "'Steven Kelly (E-mail)'" <steven@iepa.com> Subject: FW: Proposed Windfall Profit Tax FYI. Preliminary analysis of State Profit Tax. This will be discussed during the scheduled for 9:00 a.m. Wed. -----Original Message----- From: C. Davis

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		 subjeCT: FW: ProPosEd WIndfall profit TAX

FYi.  PRELImInary analysis of StaTe wINdFall ProfIt Tax.  THIs WiLL be
discuSsEd dUrinG THe cc sChedULeD for 9:00 a.m. toDay, Wed.

 -----oRiGiNal MessAgE-----
From:    C. stEphEn DAvis [mAIlto:Csdlaw@

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<mmcf adden@cova ntaen erg y.c om >, " Paul a Soos (E-mail ) "
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		 Su bject: FW: P r oposed W indf a ll Profit Tax

FY I.  P reliminary analysis  of S tate Win dfall Pro f i t Tax. Thi s w ill  be d is cussed during t he c cschedul edfor 9:0 0 a .m.  to day ,Wed.

 -- ---Origi na lMe ss age ----- From:   C . S te phe n Dav i s [mai lto:c sdla w@

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<mmcfadden@covantaenergy.com>,_"Paula Soos (E-mail)"
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"'Randy_Hickok_(E-mail)'" <rjhickok@duke-energy.com>, "Rick_S. Koebbe
(E-mail)"_<rskoebbe@powerworksinc.com>, "'Roger Pelote (E-mail)'"_
<roger.pelote@williams.com>, "'Ross Ain_(E-mail)'"_<ain@worldnet.att.net>,
"'Stephanie Newell (E-mail)'" <stephanie-newell@reliantenergy.com>, "'Steve
Lliff (E-mail)'" <siliff@riobravo-gm.com>, "'Steve Ponder (E-mail)'"
<steve_ponder@fpl.com>, "'Susan_J_Mara (E-mail)'"_<smara@enron.com>,_"'Tony_
Wetzel (E-mail)'" <twetzel@thermoecotek.com>, "'William Hall_(E-mail)'"
<wfhall2@duke-energy.com>
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<andybrwn@earthlink.net>, "'Carol Hudson (E-mail)'" <carol@iepa.com>,_"'Jan_
Smutny-Jones (E-mail)'" <smutny@iepa.com>,_"'Katie Kaplan (E-mail)'"
<kaplan@iepa.com>, "'Steven Kelly (E-mail)'" <steven@iepa.com>
		 Subject:_FW: Proposed Windfall Profit Tax

FYI. _Preliminary analysis of_State_Windfall_Profit Tax.  This_will be
discussed during the cc scheduled_for 9:00 a.m. today, Wed.

 -----Original_Message-----
From:    C. Stephen Davis_[mailto:csdlaw@


Halliburton Co. (HAL), Transocean Sedco Forex Inc. (RIG) and Schlumberger
Ltd. (SLB).
El Paso Corp. (EPG), Dynegy Corp. (DYN), Enron Corp. (ENE), and Reliant
Energy Inc. (REI) are among the convergence and power companies making
presentations.
Barrett Resources Corp. (BRR), which is fending off a hostile bid from Shell
Oil Co., was slated to appear Monday, but has pulled out of the conference.
Speculation continues over whether Shell's bid will be challenged by a rival
for the Denver oil and gas exploration and production company.
Last year, Anadarko, of Houston, created a stir by announcing its plan to
acquire Union Pacific Resources Corp. on the morning of its presentation.
Participants may be looking forward to other comparable industry developments
to occur at this year's conference.
-By Christina Cheddar, Dow Jones Newswires; 201-938-5166;
christina.cheddar@dowjones.com

Copyright, 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. EHS Dept. General / Projects:
Life Cycle Impact Analysis - A.D. Little met with environmental, legal, and
corporate responsibility representatives from ETS, EBS, EES, and Corporate to
kick-off the first phase of a Life Cycle Impact Analysis of Enron's products
and services.  Gavin Dillingham is working with Susan Worthen to determine
all of Enron's products and services, including volumes. This information
will be used to prioritize which products and services we examine and the
scope of their life cycle.
EHS Compliance Manager Modules - Susan Worthen authorized the expenditure for
an EHS Software consultant to assist in the identification and evaluation of
EHS software system providers.  Enron's requirements will be identified
through one-on-one meetings with internal stakeholders.  The value of using a
third-party to facilitate this process will save significant staff time and
project delays due to the current workload of the task force.
New Employee Orientation - Kelly Kimberly gave her okay on the graphic for
the orientation booth.  Mark Wilson (Orientation)

Halliburton Co. (HAL), Transocean Sedco Forex Inc. (RIG) and Schlumberger
 Ltd. (SLB).
 El Paso Corp. (EPG), Dynegy Corp. (DYN), Enron Corp. (ENE), and Reliant
 Energy Inc. (REI) are among the convergence and power companies making
 presentation.
 Barrett Resources Corp. (BRR), which is fend off a hostile bid from Shell
 Oil Co., was slated to appear Monday, but has attract out of the conference.
 Speculation retain over whether Shell's bid will be challenged by a rival
 for the Denver petroleum and gas exploration and production ship's company.
 Last year, Anadarko, of Houston, create a stir by announce its plan to
 acquire Union Pacific Resources Corp. on the good morning of its presentation.
 Participants may be looking fore to other comparable industry developments
 to occur at this class's conference.
 -By Christina Cheddar, Dow Jones Newswires; 201 - 938 - 5166;
 christina.cheddar@dowjones.com

 Copyright, 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights reserve. EHS Dept. General / Projects:
 Life Cycle Impact Analysis - A.D. Little met with environmental, legal, and
 corporate duty representatives from ETS, EBS, EES, and Corporate to
 kick - off the first phase of a Life Cycle Impact Analysis of Enron's products
 and services.   Gavin Dillingham is working with Susan Worthen to determine
 all of Enron's products and services, including volumes. This information
 will be used to prioritize which products and services we examine and the
 setting of their life cycle.
 EHS Compliance Manager Modules - Susan Worthen empower the consumption for
 an EHS Software consultant to assist in the identification and evaluation of
 EHS software arrangement providers.   Enron's requirements will be identified
 through one - on - one meetings with inner stakeholders.   The value of using a
 third - party to facilitate this process will save significant staff fourth dimension and
 project delays due to the current workload of the task force.
 New Employee Orientation - Kelly Kimberly give her okay on the graphic for
 the orientation booth.   Mark Wilson (Orientation )

Halpiburton Co. (HAL), Transocexn Sedco Forex Nbc. (RIG) and Sdhlumbereer
Ltd. (SLB).
El Paso Corp. (EPG), Dtnegy Corp. (DYN), Enron Corp. (EVE), and Repiant
Enwrgy Unc. (REI) arx among bke cohyergeucx and power comkanies makinc
presentationv.
Caxrett Resources Corp. (BRR), which is fegding ogf a hostile bid frok Sheml
Oil Co., was slated to appear Monsay, but has pulled oit of the conference.
Specupatiln continues over ahether Sheol's fud will be cfallenged by a rival
fkr the Denver oil and gas explofatiou and produxtuon wompany.
Lasv year, Anadarko, of Houston, createc a stir by ankouncmng uts plan to
acquire Uiion Pacific Resourcgs Corp. on tke morning of its prewebtatimn.
Pdrtizupavts mey ge looninj forward tk other comparable industry defejipments
to ocdur at tris year's conference.
-By Christina Chedddr, Sow Jones Newswires; 201-938-5166;
cheistina.cheddar@dowjoned.com

Copyryght, 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. AHS Dxpg. Gtncval / Prljects:
Life Cycle Impact Analysis - A.D. Little mqf einh environmental, jegal, and
cprootwte responsibklity xspdesentatives from FTS, EBS, EES, qnd Corpowate to
kick-off the first phase of a Life Cjcle Impact Analysis oy Enron's probucts
snd srrvices.  Gavin Dillinghcm is sorking witj Susan Wkfthen to determive
sln of Enron's products and sqrvices, iicludnng voluoes. Jhis insormation
aill na used to prioritixe whnch psoducts anf services we examine and the
srppe of their lhfe cycle.
EHF Comiliance Manager Modules - Susau Wortheu authurized the expendmture for
an EHS Software fonsultant tm assist in rhe udentifkzation and evakuation oy
EHS software system pvovidgra.  Enron's requixtmebts will be idemtiwieq
nhrpudv one-on-one maetivgs eith knternal stckdholcers.  The value of uving a
third-party to fscllitate tyis procqss will save significant staff time anv
projrct delays due to the current woriload of hhe task force.
Nqw Enployee Orieutation - Kelly Kimberly gave her okay on the graphic for
jhe orientation booth.  Mark Wilsoi (Oriegtation)

Halliburton Co. (HAL), Transocean Sedco Forex Inc. Schlumberger (SLB). El Corp. (EPG), Dynegy and Energy Inc. (REI) among the convergence power companies making presentations. Barrett Resources (BRR), which is fending off a hostile bid from Shell Oil Co., was to appear Monday, but has pulled out of the conference. Speculation continues over Shell's will challenged a rival for the Denver oil and gas exploration and production company. Last year, Anadarko, of created a stir by announcing its plan to Union Pacific Resources Corp. the morning of its presentation. may looking forward other industry to occur at year's conference. -By Christina Cheddar, Dow Jones Newswires; 201-938-5166; christina.cheddar@dowjones.com Copyright, 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. Rights Reserved. General / Life Impact - A.D. Little environmental, legal, and corporate responsibility representatives EES, and Corporate to kick-off the first phase a Life Impact Analysis of Enron's products and Gavin Dillingham is working with Susan Worthen to all of Enron's products and services, including volumes. This information will be used to prioritize and services we examine the scope of life EHS Manager - Susan authorized the expenditure for an EHS Software consultant to assist in identification and evaluation of EHS software system providers. Enron's requirements identified one-on-one meetings with stakeholders. The value of a to facilitate this process significant time due the workload of the task New Employee Orientation - Kelly gave her okay on booth. Mark Wilson (Orientation)

Halliburton Co. (HAL), TransoceaN Sedco ForeX Inc. (RiG) aNd SChLumbErgeR
Ltd. (SLB).
El Paso CORp. (EPg), Dynegy Corp. (DYN), Enron CorP. (ENE), aNd rEliaNT
ENergy inc. (REI) aRE aMONg tHe CoNveRgENcE and pOweR companIes making
pResEnTations.
BarreTT REsources CoRp. (BrR), which is fenDinG off a hOsTilE Bid frOm SHell
OIl Co., waS Slated To appear MOnDAy, but hAS pulled OUT oF the Conference.
SpeculaTIoN Continues over wHether shELl'S BId wIll Be challengEd By a riVAl
for thE deNVER oiL And gas exploraTion and prodUCtiOn compAnY.
LaST year, ANadarKo, OF HoUston, createD a stIr by annouNcing iTS plan to
ACquire UNion PaCifIc REsouRCeS COrp. On THe mORnIng OF itS presentAtIoN.
PartIcipANTS May bE loOkinG forwArd to other comParAble INduStry dEveloPmenTs
To occUr at thIs yeaR's Conference.
-By ChrIstiNa Cheddar, dow joNes neWswirES; 201-938-5166;
chrisTinA.chEddar@doWjones.cOM

CoPyRIGHt, 2000 dow Jones & Company, Inc. alL rIgHts ReserVed. EHS dEpT. GENeral / ProJeCts:
life cYCle ImPact aNaLysis - A.D. LIttle mET wItH enviroNmEntal, lEgAl, aNd
cOrporATe reSponsiBility rePreseNTatives from ETS, ebS, EES, and CorpoRAtE TO
kICk-ofF thE first phase Of a LIFe CyCle IMPaCt ANAlysiS of EnRoN'S pROducts
and services.  GaViN DilliNgham Is working with susan WorthEN TO determiNe
alL Of eNron's products aNd serVices, incluDIng volumEs. ThiS informaTion
will bE USed to priOriTizE whIch PROdUcts and servicES We exAmIne and tHe
sCope of tHeiR liFe cYclE.
EhS CompliaNce ManagEr moDuLeS - SuSan WoRThen authOrIzeD tHe eXpendITure foR
an EHs SofTwArE ConSultant TO aSSIst iN tHe IdenTifIcAtion And eVAluAtion of
eHS softwaRe sYStem PrOvIders.  EnRon's requiremeNtS will be ideNtIfiEd
throUGH one-on-onE meetings with internal stAKeholdeRs.  THe valUe of Using a
thiRd-pArty to FacILitate This prOcess WiLl sAVE signIFIcAnt StAff time and
PROjeCt delAyS due To the cuRrent workload of the TAsk Force.
New EmploYee orieNTAtIon - kElLY KiMbERly GAVe her okay on the gRaphic for
tHe ORiEntation boOTh.  MArK Wilson (orientaTion)

Halliburton Co. (HAL), Tra nsocean Se dco F ore x I nc . (R IG)and Schlumberg e r
L td. (SLB).
El Paso Co rp. ( EP G ), D y ne gy Co rp. (DY N ), E nro nCo rp.  ( E NE ), an d R eliant
Energy In c.(R EI) are amon g  t he converg enc e and powercom panies  m aki n g
pr ese ntati ons. B arrett  Resource sC orp. ( B RR), wh i c his f ending off a host i le bid from Shell
OilCo . ,w a s s lat ed to appe ar  Mond a y, buth as p u lle d  out of the c onference.Spe culati on  co n tinues  over  w h eth er Shell'sbidwill be c hallen g ed by a rival for th e D env er o i lan d g as exp l or ati o n a nd produ ct io n com pany . L astyea r, A nadar ko, of Housto n,crea t eda sti r byanno un cingits pl an to  acquire Union P acif ic Resour ces  C orp .on th e  morni ngofits pre sentati o n.
P a r t ic ipants may be look in g fo rward to  other co mp a rable in du str y de v e lopme ntsto  occur a t this ye ar 's conf er ence.
- ByChr istin a  Che ddar,Dow Jone s New s wires; 201-938 - 5166;
christ i na . c he d dar@ dow jones.com
Copy r ight , 20 0 0Dow Jones  & Co mp a ny ,  Inc. All Rights Re se rved.EHS D ept. General/ Projects : L ife Cycl e Im p ac t  Analysis - A. D. Li ttle met w i th envir onmen tal, leg al, and c o rporateres pon sib ili t y  r epresentative s from  E TS, EBS , E ES, and  Co rpo rat e t o
kick-off  the fir st  p ha se  of  a Li f e CycleIm pac tAna lysis of Enr on'sprod uc ts
an d servi c es .  Gav in  D illi ngh am  is w orki n g w ith Sus an Worthe n t o  det er mi ne
all  of Enron's p ro ducts andse rvi ces, i n c luding v olumes. This informatio n
willbeusedto p rioritize  wh ich pr odu c ts and  servi ces w eexa m i ne an d th e sc ope of the i r  li fe cy cl e.
E HS Comp liance Manager Mod u les  - Susan Wort hen  aut h o ri zed th e  ex pe n dit u r e for
an EHS S oftware co ns u lt ant to ass i stin  the id entific ation and eva luation o f
EHS so ft ware s yst em provide rs.  Enr on's requ i remen t swillbeidenti fi ed
thro ugh on e -on -onemeetin gs  withinter na l stakeh olders.  The value of u sing a
thi rd- party tofac i lit ate thisproc ess will s ave  si gnifi can t  staf f ti m eand
proj ectd elays due to  th e cu rrent workl o a d  of  thetas k  force .
Ne w Employee Orient a tion - Kelly K imbe r l y g ave herok ay on the grap hic  f o r
the or ie ntation boo th.  Mar kW ilson  (Orie ntatio n)

Halliburton Co._(HAL), Transocean_Sedco Forex Inc. (RIG)_and Schlumberger_
Ltd._(SLB).
El_Paso_Corp. (EPG), Dynegy_Corp. (DYN), Enron_Corp. (ENE), and Reliant_
Energy Inc. (REI)_are_among the convergence and power companies making
presentations.
Barrett Resources Corp. (BRR), which is_fending_off a_hostile_bid_from Shell
Oil Co., was_slated to appear Monday, but_has pulled_out of the conference.
Speculation continues over whether_Shell's_bid will be_challenged by a rival
for the Denver oil and_gas exploration and production company.
Last_year, Anadarko, of_Houston,_created_a stir by announcing_its plan to
acquire Union Pacific_Resources Corp. on the morning of_its presentation.
Participants may be looking forward_to other comparable industry developments
to_occur at this year's conference._
-By Christina_Cheddar, Dow Jones Newswires; 201-938-5166;_
christina.cheddar@dowjones.com

Copyright, 2000 Dow_Jones &_Company, Inc. All_Rights Reserved. EHS Dept. General /_Projects:
Life Cycle Impact_Analysis - A.D. Little met with_environmental,_legal, and
corporate_responsibility_representatives_from ETS,_EBS, EES, and_Corporate_to
kick-off_the_first phase of a Life Cycle_Impact_Analysis of Enron's products
and services. _Gavin Dillingham is working_with_Susan Worthen to determine_
all of Enron's products and_services, including volumes. This information
will_be used_to prioritize_which products and services we examine and the
scope of their_life cycle.
EHS Compliance Manager Modules -_Susan Worthen authorized the_expenditure for_
an_EHS Software consultant_to_assist in_the identification and evaluation of
EHS software_system providers._ Enron's requirements will be identified_
through one-on-one meetings with_internal_stakeholders.  The value of using_a
third-party to facilitate this process_will save significant staff time_and_
project_delays due to the current_workload of the task force.
New Employee_Orientation - Kelly_Kimberly gave her okay on the graphic_for_
the orientation booth.  Mark Wilson_(Orientation)


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                              @ENRON
                                                Sent:   Thursday, October
   11,
         2001
            2:55
               PM
                                                To:     Lenhart, Matthew
                                                Subject:  RE:

                                                you love trying to get on
   my
         nerves
               don't
                     you?

                                                -----Original Message-----
                                                From:
      Matthew.Lenhart@enron.com
                                       [mailto:Matthew.Lenhart@enron.com]
                                                Sent: Thursday, October 11,
      2001
            2:50
               PM
                                                To: erichardson@sarofim.com
                                                Subject: RE:

                                                you have such a temper.

                                                    -----Original
   Message-----
                                                   From:   Erin Richardson
                           <erichardson@sarofim.com>
                                 @ENRON
                                                   Sent:   Thursday,
   October
      11,
            2001
               2:46
                  PM
                                                   To:     Lenhart, Matthew
                                                   Subject:  RE:

                                                   matt, it's cool.  i was
      just
               playing!

                                                   -----Original
   Message-----
                                                   From:
         Matthew.Lenhart@enron.com

   [mailto:Matthew.Lenhart@enron.com]
                                                   Sent: Thursday, October
   11,
         2001
               2:40
                  PM
                                                   To:
   erichardson@sarofim.com
                                                   Subject: RE:

                                                   just chill girl.

                                                       -----Original
      Message-----
                                                      From:   Erin
   Richardson
                              <erichardson@sarofim.com>
                                    @ENRON
                                                      Sent:   Thursday,
      October
         11,
               2001
                  2:34
                     PM
                                                      To:     Lenhart,
   Matthew
                                                      Subject:  RE:

                                                      i'm not getting
   worked
      up,
         i
            was
                  just
                        typing
                           a
                                    playful,
                                                meaningless

com >
                               @ENRON
                                                 Sent:    Thursday, October
    11,
          2001
             2:55
                PM
                                                 To:      Lenhart, Matthew
                                                 Subject:   RE:

                                                 you love judge to make on
    my
          nerves
                don't
                      you?

                                                 -----Original Message-----
                                                 From:
       Matthew.Lenhart@enron.com
                                        [ mailto:Matthew.Lenhart@enron.com ]
                                                 Sent: Thursday, October 11,
       2001
             2:50
                PM
                                                 To: erichardson@sarofim.com
                                                 topic: RE:

                                                 you have such a pique.

                                                     -----Original
    Message-----
                                                    From:    Erin Richardson
                            < erichardson@sarofim.com >
                                  @ENRON
                                                    Sent:    Thursday,
    October
       11,
             2001
                2:46
                   PM
                                                    To:      Lenhart, Matthew
                                                    Subject:   RE:

                                                    matt, it's cool.   i was
       merely
                playing!

                                                    -----Original
    Message-----
                                                    From:
          Matthew.Lenhart@enron.com

    [ mailto:Matthew.Lenhart@enron.com ]
                                                    Sent: Thursday, October
    11,
          2001
                2:40
                   phase modulation
                                                    To:
    erichardson@sarofim.com
                                                    Subject: RE:

                                                    precisely frisson girl.

                                                        -----Original
       Message-----
                                                       From:    Erin
    Richardson
                               < erichardson@sarofim.com >
                                     @ENRON
                                                       Sent:    Thursday,
       October
          11,
                2001
                   2:34
                      prime minister
                                                       To:      Lenhart,
    Matthew
                                                       Subject:   RE:

                                                       i'm not getting
    ferment
       up,
          i
             was
                   just
                         typing
                            a
                                     playful,
                                                 meaningless

com>
                              @ENRON
                                                Sent:   Rhurseay, October
   11,
         2001
            2:55
               PM
                                                To:     Lenhast, Mctthew
                                                Subjest:  GE:

                                                you love ttying to get on
   my
         nfrves
               don't
                     yuu?

                                                -----Orieinal Message-----
                                                Frok:
      Matthew.Keniart@wnron.com
                                       [mdimto:Matthew.Lenhart@wneon.cok]
                                                Went: Thursday, Octobtr 11,
      2001
            2:50
               PM
                                                To: eeichardson@sarofim.com
                                                Subject: RE:

                                                you have such z uemier.

                                                    -----Kriginal
   Message-----
                                                   Feom:   Erin Rpchaedson
                           <eticharcson@sarofim.com>
                                 @SVRON
                                                   Sxnt:   Thursdxy,
   Octobqr
      11,
            2001
               2:46
                  PM
                                                   To:     Lcnhart, Matthew
                                                   Subjqct:  RE:

                                                   matt, iy's cool.  p cas
      hust
               plxging!

                                                   -----Oricinau
   Kessaee-----
                                                   From:
         Majthew.Lenhwrt@enron.com

   [mailto:Matthew.Lenhwrt@encon.com]
                                                   Sent: Thursdwy, Ogtobgr
   11,
         2001
               2:40
                  PM
                                                   To:
   erichardvon@sarofim.com
                                                   Vubjeft: RE:

                                                   just chill girl.

                                                       -----Origpnal
      Message-----
                                                      Ffom:   Erin
   Tichardson
                              <erichardson@sarofim.com>
                                    @WNRON
                                                      Sent:   Thjrscan,
      Octlber
         11,
               2001
                  2:34
                     PM
                                                      Tp:     Lenhart,
   Matthew
                                                      Subjert:  RE:

                                                      i'm hot gettihg
   workxd
      up,
         i
            was
                  just
                        typing
                           a
                                    playful,
                                                meaningless

com> @ENRON Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 To: Matthew Subject: you love trying don't -----Original Message----- From: [mailto:Matthew.Lenhart@enron.com] Sent: Thursday, 11, 2001 2:50 PM To: erichardson@sarofim.com RE: you have such a temper. -----Original Message----- From: Erin Richardson <erichardson@sarofim.com> @ENRON Thursday, October 11, 2001 2:46 PM To: Lenhart, Matthew Subject: RE: matt, it's i just -----Original From: Matthew.Lenhart@enron.com [mailto:Matthew.Lenhart@enron.com] Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 2:40 PM To: erichardson@sarofim.com Subject: RE: just chill -----Original Message----- From: Erin Richardson <erichardson@sarofim.com> @ENRON Sent: October 11, 2001 2:34 To: Lenhart, Matthew Subject: RE: not worked up, was typing playful, meaningless

com>
                              @ENRON
                                                Sent:   Thursday, OctobEr
   11,
         2001
            2:55
               PM
                                                To:     LenhArt, MaTthEw
                                                SUbJect:  rE:

                                                yoU love trying to gET on
   mY
         nerves
               don't
                     you?

                                                -----Original messaGe-----
                                                fRom:
      MATtHew.LeNhart@enROn.COM
                                       [maIlTo:matThEW.LEnharT@enRon.com]
                                                SEnt: ThursdaY, OcToBer 11,
      2001
            2:50
               PM
                                                To: erichARdSon@sarofim.Com
                                                subject: RE:

                                                you HavE such a TeMpeR.

                                                    -----origiNal
   messaGe-----
                                                   From:   eRin RicHardson
                           <erIcHArdson@SArofim.cOM>
                                 @eNrON
                                                   SEnt:   Thursday,
   OctobeR
      11,
            2001
               2:46
                  pM
                                                   tO:     Lenhart, MattheW
                                                   SubjeCt:  re:

                                                   mATT, it'S coOl.  i was
      just
               PlAying!

                                                   -----oRiginal
   mEsSAGE-----
                                                   FrOM:
         Matthew.LenhaRt@enron.com

   [mAIltO:MatthEw.lenHArt@enrOn.com]
                                                   seNT: ThUrsday, OctobEr
   11,
         2001
               2:40
                  PM
                                                   to:
   ericharDson@saROfim.com
                                                   sUbject: Re:

                                                   just cHilL giRl.

                                                       -----OrIGiNaL
      MeSsAGe-----
                                                      FROm:   eriN
   ricHardson
                              <eRiChArdsoN@sarOFIM.Com>
                                    @EnROn
                                                      SenT:   ThurSday,
      October
         11,
               2001
                  2:34
                     PM
                                                      to:     LEnhaRT,
   MaTthew
                                                      subjeCt:  RE:

                                                      I'm Not geTting
   wOrked
      Up,
         I
            was
                  just
                        typing
                           a
                                    PlayFul,
                                                meaninGleSs

com>
                             @ ENRON
                                        Sent:  Thurs da y , Oc t ob er
  11,
    2 00 1        2 :55
              P M
                                       To:   L e nhart , M atthe w
                                   Subject:  RE:                                   you l o ve tryi n gt o get on
   my
        nerves           don't                 y ou?
                                     - -- --O ri g ina l  M ess a ge- ----
                                   F rom :
   Matth ew.Le nhar t@ enron .com
                                [m ail to :Matt h ew.Len har t@e nron.co m]
                                  Sent: Th ur s day, Oct ob er11,    2 001         2:50          PM
                                     To: er i chardson@saro f im . c om                                    Su b je c t: RE:

                                        y ou havesuch at emper.

                                            - - ---Origi nal
  Me ssa g e -- ---
                                      From:  Erin R ic ha rd so n
                   <er i chards on@sa rofi m. co m >
                     @E NRON                                          Se nt:   Thur sd ay,
   Oc t o ber
     11,
            2001            2 :46               PM                                  To:     Le nhar t, Matt hew
                                      S ub j ect :  RE:

                                         mat t, it ' s cool.   i was
     just
          playi ng!

                                      - --- -Orig inal
 Messag e---- -                                              Fro m:       Matt hew. Lenhart@en ron .co m

  [m a ilto: Matt h ew .Le n hart@ enro n .com]
                                  Sent: Thursday, October
   11,
     20 0 1
             2:4 0
            PM
                                      To:  erichards on@ sa r ofim.co m                                       Subj e c t: RE :

                                          just  chillgi rl.

                                           -- - - -Orig inal
    Message - - -- -
                                       Fr o m :   Er i n Richardso n
                    <e richar dson@s arofim. c om>
                           @ ENRO N
                                           Sent : Thur s day,
    October
     11,
          2 001
            2:34
                    P M
                                          To:     Lenhart ,
 Matt hew                                     Subj ect: RE:
                                      i'm not  gett in g
   work e d
     up,
        i
           was
            j u st
                     typing
                     a
                           pl a y ful,                                   meaningl e ss


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 by generators taking advantage of the state's plight.
Yesterday the same politicians complained that the way the regulatory
commission calculates possible overcharging is too generous to the
generators.
The commission's methodology is based on several variables, such as the price
of natural gas. It also counts sales only during Stage 3 power alerts, when
electricity reserves are extremely low.
In its January ruling, the regulators set a baseline price of $273 a megawatt
hour and questioned deals in which energy companies charged more than that.
Changes in gas and other prices pushed that figure to $430 a megawatt hour in
February.
"Before the energy crisis started in California, electricity was selling at
an average wholesale cost of $30 a megawatt hour. And now, FERC is saying a
baseline of $430 a megawatt hour is a reasonable cost," said Sen. Dianne
Feinstein, D-California. "Something is really wrong here."
Richard Wheatley, a spokesman for the Texas company Reliant Energy, said that
given the billions of dollars in power sales to California, the relatively
low amount of alleged overpricing suggests a small problem.
"What this tells me and others is that the FERC found the majority of those
transactions to be appropriate," Wheatley said.
E-mail Greg Lucas at glucas@sfchronicle.com. and Robert Salladay at
bsalladay@sfchronicle.com.
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Thousands Lose Immunity From Rolling Failures
'Block 50' update swapping homes on PG&E's blackout checkerboard
Bernadette Tansey, Chronicle Staff Writer
Saturday, March 17, 2001
,2001 San Francisco Chronicle
URL:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2001/03/17/M
N240182.DTL

There will be an extra little unpleasant surprise for hundreds of thousands
of people in their next PG&E bills -- they're being thrown into the pool of
Californians vulnerable to rolling blackouts.
On the other hand, a lot of PG&E's customers who have been in danger of
having the lights

by generators taking advantage of the state's plight.
 Yesterday the like politician complained that the way the regulative
 commission forecast possible overload is besides generous to the
 generators.
 The committee's methodology is based on several variable, such as the price
 of natural flatulence. It besides counts sales merely during Stage 3 power alert, when
 electricity reserves are extremely low.
 In its January opinion, the regulators set a service line price of $ 273 a megawatt
 hour and question deals in which energy companies charged more than that.
 Changes in accelerator and other prices pushed that figure to $ 430 a megawatt hour in
 February.
 " Before the energy crisis started in California, electricity was selling at
 an average wholesale cost of $ 30 a megawatt hour. And now, FERC is saying a
 baseline of $ 430 a megawatt hour is a reasonable cost, " said Sen. Dianne
 Feinstein, D - California. " Something is really incorrect here. "
 Richard Wheatley, a spokesman for the Texas company Reliant Energy, said that
 feed the billion of dollars in power sales to California, the relatively
 humble sum of alleged overpricing suggests a belittled problem.
 " What this tells me and others is that the FERC found the majority of those
 transactions to be appropriate, " Wheatley said.
 E - chain mail Greg Lucas at glucas@sfchronicle.com. and Robert Salladay at
 bsalladay@sfchronicle.com.
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 Thousands Lose Immunity From Rolling Failures
' Block 50' update swapping homes on PG&E's blackout checkerboard
 Bernadette Tansey, Chronicle Staff Writer
 Saturday, March 17, 2001
, 2001 San Francisco Chronicle
 URL:
 http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2001/03/17/M
 N240182.DTL

 There will be an extra little unpleasant surprise for hundreds of thousand
 of citizenry in their next PG&E bills -- they're being thrown into the pool of
 Californians vulnerable to rolled blackouts.
 On the other hand, a lot of PG&E's customers who have been in danger of
 having the lights

 by generators taking advanuage of the state's plighv.
Yestedday the same politicians complained tyat tye way the regulatory
zommissioj calculqtes possible otsrcharglug is boo gznxrous to the
gekerators.
Tha commission's keghldology is based on several variablqs, such ad the price
of natlrwl gzs. It also counts sales only durinf Stage 3 power alertx, when
electricity reserved arf extremely low.
In its Januari rujung, the reguuators set a baseline krice of $273 a megawatt
hour and qudstioued deals ib qhifv energy conpanivs charged movv than dhat.
Chsnges in gas akd otier prices pushed that fijure to $430 a megawatt rour in
Fabxuary.
"Before the enerty crishs sdartde iv Czlmfodnia, epecvricity was selling at
an average wholesake bpst of $30 a mefawatt hjur. And now, FERC is saying a
baseline ox $430 z megawatt hour is a reqsonable cost," said Sej. Dianne
Seinstein, D-California. "Something is really wrong hare."
Rmcfarb Wheagoej, a spokesman for the Texas company Reliant Egsrby, said that
givcn the billions of dllkwrs in power rales ck Dalifornia, the relwtively
low qmount of allrged overpricing suggests a small problvm.
"Wyat this tells me cnd others ir thst thr FERC found the majoricy of fhose
transwctions tk be appropriate," Dhestney said.
E-mail Greg Lucas wt glucas@wfchxonicle.cum. amd Robqrt Salladwy at
bsalladay@sfchronicpe.com.
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Tvousands Llse Immunity From Rolling Failucxs
'Block 50' updsta sfapping komes pn PG&E's blackjut checkerboatd
Bernadztte Txnsey, Chrohicle Svaff Writer
Swturday, March 17, 2001
,2001 San Francmsco Chrogiclw
URO:
http://wdd.sfgate.com/cgi-bon/article.bgn?file=/chrobicle/archive/2001/03/17/M
N240182.DTL

Bhere sill be an extrc oittle unpleasamt rur[rpse fjs hundreds ox thuusxmds
ow peoplt ik tfeir next PG&E bills -- thef're geing thrown into yhc pool of
Califorgians vulneranle to rolling blafkoutv.
Oi the pthgr hand, a lot of PG&E's customers who have becn in danger jf
hqving the liyhts

by generators taking advantage of the state's the politicians complained the way the is generous to the The commission's methodology based on several variables, such as price of natural gas. It also counts sales only during Stage 3 power when electricity reserves are extremely low. In its January ruling, the regulators set baseline of a hour and questioned deals in which energy companies charged more than that. Changes in gas and prices pushed that figure to $430 a megawatt in February. "Before the crisis started in California, electricity selling an average cost $30 megawatt hour. And FERC is saying a baseline of $430 a megawatt hour is a reasonable cost," said Sen. Dianne D-California. "Something wrong here." Wheatley, spokesman the Texas company said that given the billions of sales to California, the relatively low amount of overpricing suggests small problem. "What this tells me others is that the FERC found the majority those transactions to be appropriate," Wheatley said. E-mail Greg Lucas at glucas@sfchronicle.com. and Robert Salladay ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Thousands Lose From Rolling Failures 50' swapping on blackout checkerboard Tansey, Chronicle Staff Writer Saturday, March 17, 2001 ,2001 San Francisco URL: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2001/03/17/M N240182.DTL There will be an extra little unpleasant hundreds thousands of people their next PG&E bills they're thrown into the pool vulnerable rolling other a of PG&E's customers who been in danger of having lights

 by generators taking advantaGe of the staTe's plIghT.
YeStErdaY the Same politicianS CompLained that the way the regUlatoRy
COmmiSSiOn calCulates POsSIBle OvErChaRgINg Is too GenErous to The
generatOrs.
thE commission's MEtHodology is BasEd on several vAriAbles, sUcH as THe priCe
oF natuRal gas. iT also cOunts saleS oNLy duriNG Stage 3 pOWEr AlerTs, when
electricity REsERves are extremeLy low.
IN iTS JANUarY ruLing, the regUlAtors SEt a baseLInE PRIce OF $273 a megawatt
houR and questioNEd dEals in WhIch ENergy cOmpanIeS ChaRged more thaN thaT.
Changes iN gas anD Other prICes pushEd that FigUre To $430 a mEGaWaTt hOuR In
FEBrUarY.
"befOre the enErGy CrisiS staRTED In CaLifOrniA, elecTricity was selLinG at
aN AveRage wHolesAle cOsT of $30 a mEgawatT hour. anD now, FERC is sayinG a
baSeline of $430 a MegAwAtt HoUr is a REasonaBle CosT," said SeN. Dianne
fEinStEIN, d-CAlifornia. "Something Is REAlLy wrong hEre."
RicHArD WHEatley, a sPoKesMan fOR The TeXas cOMpAny ReliaNt EnerGY, sAiD that
giVeN the biLlIonS of DollaRS in pOwer saLes to CalIfornIA, the relatively
LOw amount of allEGeD OVeRPricIng Suggests a smAll pRObleM.
"WhaT ThIs tELls me And otHeRS iS That the FERC found the MaJority Of thoSe
transactionS to be approPRIAte," WheatLey sAId.
e-Mail Greg Lucas aT glucAs@sfchroniCLe.com. and roberT SalladaY at
bsallaDAY@sfchronIclE.coM.
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ThOusANDs lose Immunity FROM RolLiNg FailuRes
'block 50' upDatE swAppIng HoMes on PG&E's Blackout ChEcKeRbOarD
BernADette TanSeY, ChRoNicLe StaFF WriteR
SatuRday, maRcH 17, 2001
,2001 san francisCO CHROnicLe
uRl:
httP://wwW.sFgate.Com/cGI-biN/articlE.cgi?file=/cHroNIcle/ArChIve/2001/03/17/M
N240182.DTl

There will be aN eXtra little UnPleAsant sURPrise for Hundreds of thousands
of peOPle in thEir Next Pg&E biLls -- they're BeiNg throWn iNTo the pOol of
CAlifoRnIanS VUlnerABLe To rOlLing blackoUTS.
On The otHeR hanD, a lot of pG&E's customers who haVE beEn in danger of
hAviNg thE LIgHts

 by generators taking adva ntage of t he st ate 'spl ight .
Y esterday the s a me p oliticians complainedthatth e  way th e reg ulatory
c o m mis si on  ca lc u la tes p oss ible ov ercharging  is  t oo generoust othe
gener ato rs.
The com mis sion's  m eth o dolog y i s bas ed ons everal  variable s, such a s  the pr i c e
ofnatural gas. It a l so counts sales o nly du ri n gS t age  3power aler ts , whe n
elect r ic i t y  re s erves are ext remely low.
In  its J an uar y  rulin g, th er egu lators seta ba seline pr ice of $273 am egawatt
hour  an d q uest i on ed  de al s  in wh ich ene rgy comp an ie s cha rged m o r e th anthat .
Ch anges in gasand  oth e r p rices  push ed t ha t fig ure to  $430  a  megawatt hourin February.
" Be for ethe e n ergy c ris isstarted  in Cal i for ni a , el ectricity was sell in g at
an ave rage w h ol es a le costof  $3 0 am e gawat t ho u r.  And now , FERC is  s aying a  baseli ne  of  $4 30 am egaw att ho ur is areaso n able cost," sa i d Sen. Dianne
F e i ns t ein,  D- California.  "So m ethi ng i s  r eal l y wro ng he re . "Richard Wheatley, a  s pokesm an fo r the Texas c ompany Rel i a n t Energy , sa i dt hat
given the  bill ions of do l lars inpower  sales t o Califor n i a, the r ela tiv ely
l o w  a mount of alle g e d ov er pricing  su ggestsa s mal l p rob le m.
"What  this te ll sme  a ndother s  is that  t heFE RCfound the ma jorit y of  t ho s e transac t io n s  tobe  a ppro pri at e," W heat l eysaid. E-mail Gr egL ucas  a tglucas@ sfchronicle.c om . and Robe rt  Sa lladay a t
bsall aday@sfchronicle.com. - ------- --- ----- ---- --------- --- ------ --- - ------ ------ ----- -- --- - - ----- - - -- ---
- ---------- - - --- ----- -- ---- ------- ------------------ - --- ------------- --Thou s a nd s L o se Imm un i tyF r om Rolling Fail ures
'Blo ck 50 ' update s w app in g homes  on PG& E's b l ackoutcheckerbo ard
Bern ad ette T ans ey, Chroni cle Staf f WriterS aturd a y,  Marc h 1 7, 200 1
,2 001 S an Fra n cis co Ch ronicl e
URL:
http :/ /www.sfg ate.com/cgi-bin/article .cgi?f ile=/ chr onicle/ar chi v e/2 001/03/17 /M
N 240182.DTL
The re wi llb e anextr a  l itt l e unp leas a nt surpri s efor h un dreds of th o u s and s
of  pe o ple in  the ir next PG&E bill s  -- they're be ingt h row n i n to t he  pool of
Cali for ni a n s vulner ab le to rolli ng black ou t s.
O n theotherhand, a l ot of PG& E'scus tomers wh o h av e  been i nda n ger of
ha vi ng the  light s

 by_generators taking_advantage of the state's_plight.
Yesterday_the_same politicians_complained_that the way_the regulatory
commission_calculates possible overcharging is_too generous to_the_
generators.
The commission's methodology is based on several variables, such as the price
of_natural_gas. It_also_counts_sales only during Stage 3_power alerts, when
electricity reserves_are extremely_low.
In its January ruling, the regulators set_a_baseline price of_$273 a megawatt
hour and questioned deals in which_energy companies charged more than that._
Changes in gas_and_other_prices pushed that figure_to $430 a megawatt hour in_
February.
"Before the energy crisis started_in California, electricity was selling at
an_average wholesale cost of $30 a_megawatt hour. And now, FERC_is saying_a
baseline of $430 a_megawatt hour is_a reasonable_cost," said Sen._Dianne
Feinstein, D-California. "Something is really_wrong here."
Richard_Wheatley, a spokesman for the Texas_company_Reliant Energy, said_that_
given_the billions_of dollars in_power_sales to_California,_the relatively
low amount of alleged_overpricing_suggests a small problem.
"What this tells_me and others is_that_the FERC found the_majority of those
transactions to_be appropriate," Wheatley said.
E-mail Greg_Lucas at_glucas@sfchronicle.com. and_Robert Salladay at
bsalladay@sfchronicle.com.
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Thousands Lose Immunity From Rolling Failures
'Block_50' update swapping homes on PG&E's_blackout checkerboard
Bernadette Tansey,_Chronicle Staff_Writer
Saturday,_March 17, 2001_
,2001_San Francisco_Chronicle
URL:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2001/03/17/M
N240182.DTL

There will be an_extra little_unpleasant surprise for hundreds of thousands_
of people in their_next_PG&E bills -- they're being thrown_into the pool of
Californians vulnerable_to rolling blackouts.
On the_other_hand,_a lot of PG&E's customers_who have been in danger of_
having the lights