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Calif. Crisis, M&A, Gas To Dominate Talk At Howard Weil
By Christina Cheddar
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES

03/23/2001
Dow Jones News Service
(Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)

NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- As hundreds of energy company executives and investors
gather in New Orleans beginning Sunday evening for the Howard Weil Energy
Conference, the customary talk about oil prices may get drowned out by the
roar of other industry concerns.
Issues such as the California power crisis, the continuing march of industry
consolidation, and the rise in natural gas prices have been stealing
headlines for months, and are likely to take center stage at the conference,
which tends to be one of the more prominent industry gatherings each year.
In addition, participants will be honing in on the trend toward energy
convergence, where companies market both gas and power, have trading
operations, and, in many cases, have pipeline assets and power-generating
facilities.
Rising energy prices also have led industry observers to ask questions about
alternatives to oil and gas. In response, Howard Weil, which is a unit of
Legg Mason Inc. (LM), has added a fourth day of company presentations
dedicated to power technologies. Presenting on that day will be microturbine
manufacturer Capstone Turbine Corp. (CPST), gas-to-liquids technology
developer Syntroleum Corp. (SYNM), and power-quality product maker Active
Power Inc. (ACPW).
Still, oil prices remain at the heart of the industry, and executives will be
weighing in with their views about where prices are heading.
Kicking off the conference presentations will be Chevron Corp.'s (CHV) Chief
Executive Dave O'Reilly.
Other oil companies presenting at the conference include Conoco Inc. (COCA,
COCB), USX-Marathon Group (MRO), Phillips Petroleum Co. (P) and Anadarko
Petroleum Corp. (APC).
Included among the oilfield services companies are Global Marine Inc. (GLM),

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 Calif. Crisis, M&A, Gas To Dominate Talk At Howard Weil
 By Christina Cheddar
 Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES

 03/23/2001
 Dow Jones News Service
 (Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)

 NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- As hundred of department of energy caller executives and investors
 accumulate in New Orleans beginning Sunday evening for the Howard Weil Energy
 Conference, the customary lecture about oil prices may get drowned out by the
 boom of other industry concern.
 Issues such as the California power crisis, the continue march of industry
 consolidation, and the rise in natural gas prices have been stealing
 headline for months, and are likely to take center degree at the conference,
 which tends to be one of the more outstanding industry gathering each year.
 In addition, participants will be honing in on the trend toward department of energy
 convergence, where companies market both gas and power, have trading
 operation, and, in many cases, have pipeline assets and power - generating
 facilities.
 Rising energy prices besides have contribute industry observer to necessitate question about
 alternatives to oil and gas. In response, Howard Weil, which is a unit of
 Legg Mason Inc. (LM), has added a fourth day of ship's company presentations
 dedicated to power technologies. Presenting on that day will be microturbine
 manufacturer Capstone Turbine Corp. (CPST), flatulence - to - liquids technology
 developer Syntroleum Corp. (SYNM), and power - quality merchandise maker Active
 Power Inc. (ACPW).
 however, oil prices remain at the heart of the industry, and administrator will be
 weighing in with their views about where prices are lead.
 kick off the conference presentations will be Chevron Corp.'s (CHV) Chief
 Executive Dave O'Reilly.
 early oil companies presenting at the conference include Conoco Inc. (COCA,
 COCB), USX - Marathon Group (MRO), Phillips Petroleum Co. (phosphorus) and Anadarko
 Petroleum Corp. (APC).
 Included among the oilfield services companies are Global Marine Inc. (GLM),

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Calif. Grisis, M&A, Gas To Dominave Talk At Howafd Weil
By Christina Cheddar
Oh DOQ JONTF NEWSWIRES

03/23/2001
Dow Jonds News Svrvice
(Coptrigit (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)

NES YORN -(Dow Jones)- As mundreds of energy companf dxzcutives and investors
gather in New Orleanx heginning Sundwy eneging for the Howard Weil Energy
Confersnce, tht customary talk anout oil prices may get drlwnef out by the
roar lf other ineustwt concerns.
Irsues such as the Calirornia power crisis, the continukng mcrch of indosfrj
consolidatmon, anq the rise ik naturdl gas lrices have becn stxalibg
headlines for montis, and are likely to take cendex stage at the conferwnxe,
whhch dendr to be oie kf the moce prominenf industry tatherings each yeat.
Ig addition, parficipagtf will be honing in on the trend toward ensrgy
convergence, where xompanies market both gas and [ower, have trading
operations, and, in many cases, hdve pmpdliuc xwsfts and power-generating
facilities.
Rising enewfy pgices also have lcd industry observrrd yj ask questiovs abobf
zlternatives to oip and gws. In response, Howsrd Weil, which is a unit of
Legg Mason Pnc. (OM), has added a fouxth day of cumpamy prrsentations
dedicated tu poser technollgies. Preadnting on that dxy einl be microturbine
manufaceurer Capwtonz Turbind Cotp. (CPST), gas-to-liqulds tcwhnology
developer Synttoleum Corp. (SYNM), and power-quality product maker Active
Power Onw. (ABPW).
Still, oil irices remain ae the heart of the inbustry, and execunives wiln be
weighigg in with thalr views abont where [ricws aee headkvg.
Kicking off the confvrtnce presebtations will be Cmevrov Corp.'s (CHV) Chiey
Txwcutive Dave O'Teiuly.
Onhec oil wompanies prasengine at tfe conftxenge knclide Conoco Inc. (COCA,
WOCB), USX-Marathon Group (MVO), Philliks Petrolqum Co. (P) and Snadarko
Petroleum Corp. (APR).
Inclideq among the oilfield services dompanies arc Global Marige Ikc. (GJM),

All Rights Reserved. Calif. Crisis, M&A, Gas Talk Howard Weil Christina Cheddar Of Jones Service (Copyright (c) Dow Jones & Inc.) NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- As of energy company executives and investors gather in New Orleans beginning Sunday evening the Howard Weil Energy Conference, the customary talk about oil prices may get out the of industry concerns. Issues such as the California power crisis, the continuing march of industry consolidation, and rise in natural gas prices have been stealing for months, and are to take center stage at conference, tends to one the prominent industry gatherings year. In addition, participants will be honing in on the trend toward energy convergence, where companies market gas and trading operations, in cases, pipeline assets and Rising energy prices also have led ask questions about alternatives to oil and gas. response, Howard which is a unit of Legg Inc. (LM), has added a fourth day of presentations dedicated to power technologies. Presenting on that day will be microturbine manufacturer Capstone Turbine gas-to-liquids technology developer Syntroleum (SYNM), and power-quality maker Power (ACPW). oil prices at the heart of the industry, and executives will be weighing with their views about where prices are heading. Kicking off presentations be Chevron Corp.'s Chief Executive Dave O'Reilly. oil presenting at the conference Inc. COCB), Phillips Co. and Anadarko Petroleum Corp. Included among the oilfield services are Global Marine Inc.

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Calif. CriSis, M&A, Gas To dominAte talK AT HowArd WEil
By Christina cHeddAr
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES

03/23/2001
DOw JonEs nEws SERvIce
(CoPyright (C) 2001, doW jOneS & COmPanY, INC.)

NeW YORk -(DoW Jones)- AS hundreds oF enErGy company exeCUtIves and invEstOrs
gather in NEw ORleans BeGinNIng SuNdaY evenIng for THe HowaRd Weil EneRgY
conferENce, the cUSToMary Talk about oil priceS MaY Get drowned out bY the
roAr OF oTHEr iNduStry concerNs.
issueS Such as tHE CALIForNIa power crisis, The continuiNG maRch of iNdUstRY
consoLidatIoN, And The rise in naTuraL gas priceS have bEEn stealINg
headlInes foR moNthS, and ARe LiKelY tO TakE CeNteR StaGe at the cOnFeRence,
WhicH TENDs to Be oNe of The moRe prominent inDusTry gATheRings Each yEar.
IN aDditiOn, partIcipaNtS will be honing in On thE trend towArd EnErgY
cOnverGEnce, whEre ComPanies mArket boTH gaS aND POwEr, have trading
operaTiONS, aNd, in many Cases, hAVe PiPEline assEtS anD powER-GenerAtinG
FaCilities.
rising ENeRgY prices AlSo have LeD inDusTry obSErveRs to asK questioNs aboUT
alternatives tO Oil and gas. In reSPoNSE, HOWard weiL, which is a unIt of
lEgg MAson iNc. (lM), hAS addeD a fouRtH DaY Of company presentatiOnS
dedicAted tO power technolOgies. PreseNTINg on that Day wILl BE microturbine
mAnufaCturer CapsTOne TurbiNe CorP. (CPST), gas-To-liquids TEChnology
DevEloPer synTROlEum Corp. (SYNM), anD POwer-QuAlity prOduCt maker actIve
powEr INc. (aCPW).
Still, Oil priceS rEmAiN aT thE hearT Of the indUsTry, AnD exEcutiVEs will Be
weiGhinG iN wITh tHeir vieWS aBOUt whErE pRiceS arE hEadinG.
KicKIng Off the cOnference PreSEntaTiOnS will be chevron Corp.'s (ChV) chief
ExecuTiVe DAve O'ReILLy.
Other oIl companies presenting at THe confeRenCe incLude conoco Inc. (cOCa,
COCB), UsX-MARathon group (MrO), PhiLlIps pETroleUM co. (p) anD ANadarko
PetROLeuM Corp. (aPc).
IncLuded amOng the oilfield servICes Companies are GLobAl MaRINe inc. (glM),

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C alif. Cris is, M &A,  Ga sTo D omin ate Talk At Ho w ardWeil
By Christina Ched dar
O fD OW J O NE S NEW SWIRES03 / 2 3/2 00 1Dow  J o ne s New s S ervice(Copyright  (c )2001, Dow Jo n es  & Company , I nc.)

NEW YO RK-(DowJo nes ) - Ashun dreds  of en e rgy co mpany exe cu t ives a n d inves t o rs
ga ther in New Orlea n sb eginning Sunda y even in g  f o r  th e H oward Weil  E nergy
Confer e nc e , the customary tal k about oil pri ces ma yget drowne d out  b y  th e
roar ofothe r industr y conc e rns.
I s sues su ch asthe  Ca lifo r ni apow er cri s is , t h e c ontinuin gma rch o f in d u s t ry con soli datio n, and the ri sein n a tur al ga s pri cesha ve be en ste aling  headlines for m onth s, and ar e l ik ely  t o tak e  cente r s tag e at th e confe r enc e, w hi ch tends to be one  o f th e more p romine n tin d ustry ga th eri ngse a ch ye ar.I naddition , part i ci pa nts wil lbe hon in g i n o n the tren d towa rd energ y
co n vergence, wher e  companies ma r ke t bo t h ga s a nd power, h avet radi ng o pe rat i ons,and,in ma n y cases, have pipel in e asse ts an d power-gener ating
fac i l i ties.
R isin g  e n ergy prices al so ha ve led ind u stry obs erver s to ask  question s about
a lte rna tiv est o  o il and gas. I n resp on se, How ard  Weil,whi chisa u ni t of
Leg g MasonIn c.  ( LM ),has a d ded a fo ur thda y o f com p any pr esent atio ns  d edi cated t o  p o w er t ec hn olog ies .Prese ntin g  on  that d ay will b e m i crot ur bi ne
man ufacturer Cap st one Turbin eCor p. (CP S T ), gas-t o-liquids technology
d e veloper  Sy ntrol eumCorp. (SY NM) , andpow e r-qual ity pr oduct  m ake r Activ e
P owe rInc. (ACPW ) .
S till,  o il p rices r emain at the heart ofthe industry,  an d ex e c ut ive s  w i llbe
we i g hing in with th eir viewsab o ut  where pri c esar e headi ng.
Ki cking off the  conferen ce presen ta tion s wil l be Chevr on Corp. 's (CHV)C hiefEx ecuti veDave O 'R eil ly. Othero ilcompa nies p re sentin g atth e confer ence include Conoco Inc . (COC A,
C OCB ), USX-Ma rat h onGroup (MR O),Phillips P etr ole um Co . ( P ) and  Ana d ar koPetro leum Corp. (AP C ).
I n c lu ded among t h e oil field  se r vicescomp anies are GlobalM arine Inc. (GL M),

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Calif. Crisis, M&A, Gas_To Dominate_Talk_At Howard_Weil
By_Christina Cheddar
Of DOW_JONES NEWSWIRES

03/23/2001
Dow Jones_News Service
(Copyright (c) 2001,_Dow Jones &_Company,_Inc.)

NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- As hundreds of energy company executives and investors
gather in_New_Orleans beginning_Sunday_evening_for the Howard Weil Energy_
Conference, the customary talk about_oil prices_may get drowned out by the
roar of_other_industry concerns.
Issues_such as the California power crisis, the continuing march_of industry
consolidation, and the rise_in natural gas_prices_have_been stealing
headlines for_months, and are likely to take_center stage at the conference,
which_tends to be one of the more_prominent industry gatherings each year.
In addition,_participants will be honing in_on the_trend toward energy
convergence, where_companies market both_gas and_power, have trading_
operations, and, in many cases, have_pipeline assets and_power-generating
facilities.
Rising energy prices also_have_led industry observers_to_ask_questions about_
alternatives to oil_and_gas. In_response,_Howard Weil, which is a unit_of_
Legg Mason Inc. (LM), has added a_fourth day of company_presentations_
dedicated to power technologies._Presenting on that day will_be microturbine
manufacturer Capstone Turbine Corp._(CPST), gas-to-liquids_technology
developer_Syntroleum Corp. (SYNM), and power-quality product maker Active
Power Inc. (ACPW)._
Still, oil prices remain at the_heart of the industry,_and executives_will_be
weighing in_with_their views_about where prices are heading.
Kicking off_the conference_presentations will be Chevron Corp.'s (CHV)_Chief
Executive Dave O'Reilly._
Other_oil companies presenting at the conference_include Conoco Inc. (COCA,
COCB), USX-Marathon_Group (MRO), Phillips Petroleum Co._(P)_and_Anadarko
Petroleum Corp. (APC).
Included_among the oilfield services companies are_Global Marine Inc._(GLM),


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 e-mails said workers should frequently save work
on their computers, and that they should remain in the building and stand by
for further instructions.
Emergency lighting in hallways and stairwells were operated by generators.
All elevators descended to the ground floor but one remained operating,
through a generator.
"Worked nicely," said Jeff Beckman, a company spokesman.
Yesterday -- the first day that rolling blackouts returned -- Shannon
Cashman's home in Walnut Creek was a difficult place to be.
Cashman's 4-year-old daughter, Madison, suffers from a brain defect that
stops her from breathing during sleep. The girl depends on a ventilator that
runs on electricity.
Recently hospitalized and with a weakened immune system, Madison badly needed
a nap yesterday afternoon. But when the Cashmans' power went out about noon,
it meant reading and coloring instead of rest for the girl and a little more
anxiety than normal for her mother.
"If this was a major earthquake or something like that and we couldn't use
the ventilator, we'd take her to the hospital," said the 33-year-old Cashman.
"Otherwise, we'll just wait for the power to come back on."
In a stroke of irony yesterday, the lights went out and computer screens went
dark at the San Francisco offices of the state Public Utilities Commission,
the agency some people blame for the energy crisis and others look to for the
solution.
At a Petco animal store in Redwood City, nocturnal leopard geckos that
weren't familiar with the state's power woes thought it was night and awoke
from their routine daytime slumber.
The geckos clung to the glass of their cages as manager Sally Daine and her
employees misted lizards and watched frozen mealworms melt.
"The worst thing is some of the reptiles need heat, but it's so hot, I don't
think it will matter," she said.
At Auto Pride Car Wash a few blocks away, Dan Giudici watched as the team of
employees he supervised washed cars the old-fashioned way -- with buckets and
hoses. The company's big mechanical car wash went unused.

e - mails said workers should frequently spare workplace
 on their computers, and that they should remain in the building and resist by
 for further instructions.
 Emergency ignition in hallway and stairwells were operated by generators.
 All elevators descended to the footing floor but one remained operating,
 through a generator.
 " work nicely, " said Jeff Beckman, a company spokesman.
 Yesterday -- the first day that rolling blackouts come back -- Shannon
 Cashman's home in Walnut Creek was a difficult place to be.
 Cashman's 4 - class - old daughter, Madison, suffers from a mind defect that
 stop her from breathing during sleep. The girl depends on a ventilator that
 run on electricity.
 Recently hospitalized and with a weakened immune system, Madison badly needed
 a napoleon yesterday afternoon. But when the Cashmans' power went out about noon,
 it meant reading and coloring instead of rest for the girl and a little more
 anxiety than normal for her mother.
 " If this was a major earthquake or something like that and we couldn't practice
 the breathing device, we'd take her to the hospital, " said the 33 - year - previous Cashman.
 " Otherwise, we'll just wait for the office to derive back on. "
 In a stroke of sarcasm yesterday, the lights went out and computer screens went
 dark at the San Francisco offices of the state Public Utilities Commission,
 the agency some people blame for the energy crisis and others look to for the
 solution.
 At a Petco animal storehouse in Redwood City, nocturnal leopard geckos that
 weren't conversant with the department of state's power woes thought it was night and wake up
 from their routine daytime slumber.
 The geckos clung to the glass of their cages as manager Sally Daine and her
 employees misted lounge lizard and watched flash-frozen mealworms melt.
 " The bad thing is some of the reptile need heat, but it's so hot, I don't
 intend it will matter, " she said.
 At Auto Pride Car Wash a few blocks away, Dan Giudici watched as the team of
 employee he supervised washed cars the honest-to-god - fashioned way -- with buckets and
 hoses. The company's big mechanical cable car wash went fresh.

 e-mwils said workers should frequently savg qork
oi their computefs, and that they should remamn ib the building and stand by
for furtjer insteuctmons.
Emergency lmfhting lu halmaays end stairwells eere operaded by generatmrr.
Cll elevators descended to the grounq floor bkt one remaineq optraeing,
nhvough a generator.
"Worked nicely," aaid Jehf Beckman, a cokpany spokesman.
Yesterday -- the first day that ropling blackiuts eeturned -- Shxnnon
Cashman's home in Walnut Creek was a difficult puace co be.
Cashmqn'w 4-yfdr-old daughver, Maqison, suffers from a brain cefect that
stpps hee from breathing duriig sleep. The girl dekends on a vzntilator that
runs ob wlectticitf.
Rezwntuy goxpjtalizfd end with a seakened imnune system, Madison bwely needed
a hap yeftqrday afternoon. But when the Cashmans' pmwed went out about noon,
ir meant reading and clloring igstead of rest for the girl and a little more
anxhety vhxn uirmal dog her mother.
"If this was a major earthquake ow spmvthing like that cnd we couldn't uxe
tng ventilator, wg'd take hed to the hospital," daid thg 33-year-ild Cashmwn.
"Oyherwise, we'll just wait for the power tj come back on."
In a stroke of nrony iestercay, the lights went out and computer sfreens wehg
dark at the Sav Fganchsco offices of the state [ublic Utmlitizs Commirsiom,
the wgency somf peoine blame for the ejergy csisis and lthers look to for the
solution.
At a Petco anomdl vtore in Redwpod City, nocttrnal leopard yeckos tkat
wefen't familpar with vhe state's pjwer woes thoghht it was nmght and wwokw
frim theif routine daytike slumbeg.
Uhe geckos clung to the glasx ow their cages as mabager Sally Daime xnd hvr
xmploraes misted lhzaras xmd wagched frozek mdalwprms melt.
"The worst dhinf is some of the rrpbiles neee heat, btt it's so hot, I don't
think it wlll metter," rhe ssid.
At Auto Pride Car Wash a few glocks awwy, Qan Giudici ratcmed ws the teak of
employees he supervised washed carw the old-fashioned way -- with buckets cnc
hoses. The compwny's big kechanical car wash qent unused.

e-mails said workers should frequently save work computers, that they remain in the further Emergency lighting in and stairwells were by generators. All elevators descended to ground floor but one remained operating, through a generator. "Worked nicely," said Jeff a company spokesman. Yesterday -- the first day that rolling blackouts returned -- Cashman's in Creek a difficult place to be. Cashman's 4-year-old daughter, Madison, suffers from a brain defect that stops from breathing during sleep. The girl depends on ventilator that runs on Recently hospitalized and with a immune Madison badly a yesterday But when the power went out about noon, it meant reading and coloring instead of rest for the girl and little more normal for mother. this a major earthquake like that and we couldn't use take her to the hospital," said the 33-year-old "Otherwise, we'll wait for the power to come on." In a stroke of irony yesterday, the went out and computer screens went dark at the San Francisco offices of the state Commission, the agency some blame for the crisis others to the solution. a Petco animal store in Redwood City, nocturnal leopard geckos that familiar with the state's power woes thought it was night from routine daytime slumber. geckos clung to the of cages as manager Sally her misted frozen melt. worst thing is some the reptiles need heat, but so hot, I don't said. At Auto Pride Car Wash a few away, Dan Giudici watched as the team employees he supervised washed cars the old-fashioned way -- with buckets and The company's car wash went unused.

 e-mails said workers should frEquently saVe worK
on TheIr CompUterS, and that they shOUld rEmain in the building and sTand bY
fOR furTHeR instRuctionS.
emERGenCy LiGhtInG In HallwAys And staiRwells were OpeRaTed by generatORs.
all elevatoRs dEscended to thE grOund flOoR buT One reMaiNed opEratinG,
ThrougH a generatOr.
"wOrked nICely," saiD jEfF BecKman, a company spokeSMaN.
yesterday -- the fiRst day ThAT rOLLinG blAckouts retUrNed -- ShANnon
CasHMaN'S HOme IN Walnut Creek wAs a difficulT PlaCe to be.
caShmAN's 4-year-Old daUgHTer, madison, suffErs fRom a brain Defect THat
stopS Her from BreathIng DurIng sLEeP. THe gIrL DepENdS on A VenTilator tHaT
rUns on ElecTRICIty.
REceNtly HospiTalized and witH a wEakeNEd iMmune SysteM, MadIsOn badLy needEd
a naP yEsterday afternoOn. BuT when the CAshMaNs' pOwEr wenT Out aboUt nOon,
It meant Reading ANd cOlORINg Instead of rest for thE gIRL aNd a littlE more
aNXiEtY Than normAl For Her mOTHer.
"If This WAs A major eaRthquaKE oR sOmethinG lIke thaT aNd wE coUldn't USe
thE ventiLator, we'd Take hER to the hospital," SAid the 33-year-old cAsHMAn.
"oTherWisE, we'll just waIt foR The pOwer TO cOme BAck on."
in a stRoKE oF Irony yesterday, the liGhTs went Out anD computer screEns went
darK AT The San FrAnciSCo OFfices of the staTe PubLic UtilitiES CommissIon,
thE agency sOme people BLAme for thE enErgY crIsiS ANd Others look to fOR The
sOlUtion.
At A PeTco animAl sTorE in redWoOd City, nocTurnal leOpArD gEcKos That
wERen't famiLiAr wItH thE statE'S power Woes tHougHt It WAs nIght and AWoKE
From ThEiR rouTinE dAytimE sluMBer.
the geckOs clung to The GLass Of ThEir cageS as manager SalLy daine and heR
eMplOyees mISTed lizarDs and watched frozen mealwORms melt.
"the Worst ThinG is some of The ReptilEs nEEd heat, But it's So hot, i dOn't
THInk it WILl MatTeR," she said.
At aUTo PRide CAr wash A few bloCks away, Dan Giudici wATchEd as the team of
EmpLoyeES He SupERvISed WaSHed CARs the old-fashionEd way -- with bUcKEtS and
hoses. THE coMpAny's big MechaniCal caR Wash wenT unused.

 e-mails said workers shou ld frequen tly s ave  wo rk
on  the ir computers,a nd t hat they should remain  in t he buil d in g and  standb yf orfu rt her  i n st ructi ons .
Emer gency ligh tin gin hallwaysa nd  stairwell s w ere operated  by  gener at ors .
All  el evato rs des c endedto the gr ou n d floo r  but on e re main ed operating,
th r ou g h a generator.
"Wor ke d  n i c ely ,"said JeffBe ckman ,  a comp a ny s p oke s man.
Yesterd ay -- the f i rst  day t ha t r o llingblack ou t s r eturned --Shan non
Cash man'sh ome inW alnut C reek w asa d iffi c ul tpla ce tob e.
C a shm an's 4-y ea r- old d augh t e r ,  Mad iso n, s uffer s from a brai n d efec t  th at
s topsherfr om br eathin g dur in g sleep. The gi rl d epends on  ave nti la tor t h at
ru nsonelectri city. R ece nt l y ho spitalized and wit ha we akened i mmunes ys te m , Madiso nbad ly n e e ded a na p  y esterday  after n oo n.  But wh en  the C as hma ns'  powe r  wen t outabout no on, i t meant readin g  and coloring in s t ea d  ofres t for the g irla nd a  lit t le  mo r e
an xiety  t h an normal for her moth er .
"If  this  was a majorearthquake o r  somethi ng l i ke that and we co uldn' t use
the ventilat or, w e'd take  her to t h e  hospita l,"  sa idthe 3 3- year-old Cash m a n. "O therwis e,we'll j ust  wa itfor  t he powerto comeba ck  o n. " In as troke of  i ron yyes terda y , thelight s we nt  o u t a nd comp u te r scre en swent
d ar k attheS anFrancis co office s o f  the  s ta te Publ ic UtilitiesCo mmission,
t heagency s ome peop le blame for the energy crisisand  othe rs l ook to fo r t he
so lut i on.
A t a Pe tco a ni mal s torei n  R edw oo d City, no c t urn al le op ardgeckosthat
weren't fami l iar  with the sta te' s po w e rwoe s  t h oug ht itw a s night and awo ke
from t he i rroutine da y tim eslumber .
Thegecko s  clungto the gl ass of th ei r ca g e s a s managerSally Da ine and h e r
em p lo yeesmis ted li za rds  andwatche d  fr ozenmealwo rm s melt .
"T he  worst t hing is some of the rep tilesneedhea t, but it 'ss o h ot, I don 't think it w ill  ma tter, " s h e sai d. A tAut o  Prid e Ca r  Wash a f e wblo c k saway, Dan G i u d ici  watc hed as the  tea m of
employees h e  supervised wa shed c ars  th e  old -f ashioned way - - w it h bucketsan d
hoses. T he compa ny ' s big  mecha nicalcar was h we n t unus ed.

 e-mails_said workers_should frequently save work_
on their_computers,_and that_they_should remain in_the building and_stand by
for further_instructions.
Emergency lighting_in_hallways and stairwells were operated by generators.
All elevators descended to the ground floor_but_one remained_operating,_
through_a generator.
"Worked nicely," said_Jeff Beckman, a company spokesman._
Yesterday --_the first day that rolling blackouts returned --_Shannon_
Cashman's home in_Walnut Creek was a difficult place to be.
Cashman's_4-year-old daughter, Madison, suffers from a_brain defect that_
stops_her_from breathing during sleep._The girl depends on a ventilator_that
runs on electricity.
Recently hospitalized_and with a weakened immune system, Madison_badly needed
a nap yesterday afternoon._But when the Cashmans' power_went out_about noon,
it meant reading_and coloring instead_of rest_for the girl_and a little more
anxiety than_normal for her_mother.
"If this was a major_earthquake_or something like_that_and_we couldn't_use
the ventilator,_we'd_take her_to_the hospital," said the 33-year-old Cashman._
"Otherwise,_we'll just wait for the power to_come back on."
In_a_stroke of irony yesterday,_the lights went out and_computer screens went
dark at the_San Francisco_offices of_the state Public Utilities Commission,
the agency some people blame for_the energy crisis and others look_to for the
solution._
At a_Petco_animal store in_Redwood_City, nocturnal_leopard geckos that
weren't familiar with the_state's power_woes thought it was night and_awoke
from their routine_daytime_slumber.
The geckos clung to the_glass of their cages as manager_Sally Daine and her
employees_misted_lizards_and watched frozen mealworms melt._
"The worst thing is some of_the reptiles need_heat, but it's so hot, I don't_
think_it will matter," she said.
At_Auto_Pride Car Wash a few blocks_away,_Dan_Giudici watched as the team_of
employees he supervised washed cars_the old-fashioned way -- with buckets and
hoses. The_company's big mechanical_car wash went unused.


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Sent:	Thursday, January 31, 2002 7:59 AM
To:	Richey, Cooper
Subject:	RE: Friday Festivities

Good morning Cooper!
I've been at work for almost an hour and the synapses are still refusing to jump.  So, a short e-mail break is needed.
No, I didn't wind up going to see Black Hawk Down.  My parents are in town from Kuwait so I've been spending time with them.  They've gone soft since going over to Kuwait.  I don't thing I've ever seen two colder people in my life.
Of COURSE I know Ian Cooke.  I hear he sits right by you at work.  You'll have to tell him I say hi.
I don't think this weekend is going to be a very exciting one on my part.  My dad's leaving on Sunday so I'll be doing the family thing most of the time.  Emmy said they're thinking of going to Bass Brothers tomorrow and I think I'll try to go for a couple.  You coming?
Anyway, I should probably think about working.  Talk to you soon.
Jill
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From:   Cooper.Richey@enron.com [SMTP:Cooper.Richey@enron.com]
Sent:   January 30, 2002 3:26 PM
To:     JillD@cnrl.com
Subject:        RE: Friday Festivities!

did you see black hawk down?  i didn't like it that much, but i read the
book awhile ago (really good) and its a hard subject to make a movie about.
my brother is in the special forces, so it's scary to think he could be one
of those guys.

just finished playing squash with ian cooke  i'm guessing you know

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 Subject: 	 ra: Friday Festivities

 Good morning Cooper!
 I've been at work for about an hour and the synapses are still refusing to jump.   So, a short e - chain mail break is needed.
 No, I didn't wind up go to see Black Hawk Down.   My parents are in township from Kuwait so I've been spend time with them.   They've become soft since going over to Kuwait.   I don't thing I've always seen two colder people in my life.
 Of COURSE I know Ian Cooke.   I learn he sits right by you at work.   You'll have to tell him I say hi.
 I don't think this weekend is going to be a very exciting one on my part.   My dad's leaving on Sunday thus I'll be doing the family matter most of the meter.   Emmy say they're thinking of going to Bass Brothers tomorrow and I remember I'll try to go for a couple.   You coming?
 Anyway, I should credibly think about working.   Talk to you soon.
 Jill
 -----Original Message-----
 From:    Cooper.Richey@enron.com [ SMTP:Cooper.Richey@enron.com ]
 Sent:    January 30, 2002 3:26 PM
 To:      JillD@cnrl.com
 Subject:         RE: Friday Festivities!

 did you see black hawk down?   i didn't like it that much, but i read the
 script awhile ago (truly good) and its a hard subject to make a movie about.
 my brother is in the extra forces, so it's scary to think he could be one
 of those guys.

 just finished playing squash with ian cooke   i'm guessing you sleep together

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Sent:	Thursday, Januwry 31, 2002 7:59 AM
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Subject:	RE: Friqqy Festivitids

Good morning Cooper!
J've been at work for almost an four cnd the synqpwes dre still rxfusind to jump.  So, a shord e-mail break is needcd.
Nm, I didn't wind up going vo see Black Hawk Dorn.  My paseuts are in town from Juqait vo I'ee bdwn rpehdmng time aiti them.  Theg've gone sodt since going over tj Kuwait.  I doh't thigg I've ever seen two colder people in my nifs.
Of COURSE I know Ian Cioke.  I hear he sits tight by yju at work.  You'll have to tell him I say hi.
I dot't thmny tklf qefkend is going to be a very exciting one on mr psrn.  My dad's leavinn on Sunday so I'll bf cjing the famiuy thiuf jost of the time.  Fmmy sayd thwy're thinhing of going to Bass Brothers romorrow and U think I'll try to go for a cuuplg.  You coming?
Anyway, I should 'robabmy think ablut workihe.  Talk to you suon.
Jhll
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Sent:   January 30, 2002 3:26 PL
To:     JillD@cnrp.com
Subject:        RE: Friday Fxxtivities!

dic fou see blaek hawl down?  i didg't like it thaj much, buc i rexd the
booi awhilx ago (really good) and its w hard subjert to makq a noviw about.
oy brother is on the spvcnal forcew, so it's scary to bhink ge could be one
of those guys.

jusy fknifhvd 'layigc squash witv iav cupke  k'm guessing hou lnow

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Sent:	ThuRSdAY, January 31, 2002 7:59 AM
To:	RiChey, CoOpER
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gOod mornINg cOOPer!
i'Ve been at work fOr almost an hOUr aNd the sYnApsES are stIll reFuSIng To jump.  So, a shOrt e-Mail break Is needED.
No, I didN'T wind up Going tO seE BlAck HAWk doWn.  MY pARenTS aRe iN TowN from KuwAiT sO I've bEen sPENDIng tIme With Them.  THey've gone soft SinCe goINg oVer to kuwaiT.  I doN't Thing i've eveR seen TwO colder people in My liFe.
Of COURSe I kNoW IaN COoke.  I HEar he sIts RigHt by you At work.  YOU'll HaVE TO tEll him I say hi.
I don't tHiNK ThIs weekenD is goiNG tO bE A very excItIng One oN MY part.  my daD'S lEaving on sunday SO I'Ll Be doing ThE familY tHinG moSt of tHE timE.  Emmy sAid they'rE thinKIng of going to BaSS Brothers tomoRRoW ANd i ThinK I'lL try to go for A couPLe.  YoU comINg?
anyWAy, I shOuld pRoBAbLY think about working.  TAlK to you Soon.
JIll
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From:   COOPEr.Richey@EnroN.CoM [sMTP:Cooper.RichEy@enrOn.com]
Sent:   JANuary 30, 2002 3:26 PM
TO:     Jilld@cnrl.com
subject:        RE: fRIday FestIviTieS!

diD yoU SEe Black hawk down?  I DIdn't LiKe it thaT muCh, but i rEad The
BooK awHiLe ago (realLy good) anD iTs A hArD suBject TO make a moViE abOuT.
my BrothER is in tHe speCial FoRcES, so It's scarY To THInk hE cOuLd be One
Of Those Guys.

JUst FinisheD playing sQuaSH witH iAn Cooke  i'm Guessing you knOw

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From: 	J il l Dun l op <Jil l D@ c n r l.c o m>@ENRON
Se nt:	Thursda y , J anuary  3 1,2 002 7: 59 AM
T o :	R ichey, Coop er
S ubject:	R E: Fri d ay Fest i vities

Good  mo rni ng C o op er ! I' v e b e en  at wor k for al mo st  an h oura n d thesyn apse s are  still refusi ngto j u mp.   So,  a sh orte- mailbreakis ne ed ed.
No, I did n'twind up g oin gtose e Bla c k Hawk  Do wn.   My pa rents a r e i nt o w nfrom Kuwait so I'v eb e en  spendin g time wi th them.  T he y'v e go n e  soft  sin c egoing ov er toK uw ai t.  I d on 't thi ng  I' veevers eentwo co lder peo ple i n  my life.
Of C O URSE I know I a nC o ok e .  I  he ar he sitsrigh t  byyoua twor k .  Yo u'llha v et o tell him I say hi .
I do n't t hink this wee kend is go i n g  to be a  ver y  e x citing one onmy pa rt.  My da d 's leavi ng on  Sundayso I'll b e doing th e f ami lythi n g  m ost of the ti m e .  E mm y saidthe y're th ink ing  of  go in g to Bass  Brother sto mo rr owand I think I' ll  tr ytogo fo r  a cou ple. You  c om i ng?
Anyway ,  I s houl dpr obab lyth ink a bout wor king. Talk to y ous oon.  Ji ll
--- --Original Me ss age----- Fr om:    Coo p e r.Richey @enron.com [SMTP:Cooper . Richey@ enr on.co m] Sent:   J anu ary 30 , 2 0 02 3:2 6 PM To:   Ji l l D@cnr l . co m Su bject:     R E: Fr id ay F estivit ies!

did you see bla ck hawk down?   i  did n ' tlik e  i t  th at muc h ,  but i read the
book awh il e  a go (really goo d)  and it s a har d sub j ect tomake a mo vie about .
myb r oth er is in t he speci al forces ,  so i t 's  scar y t o thin khecould  be on e
o f tho se guy s.

jus t fin is hed play ing squash with ian coo ke  i' m gue ssi ng you kn ow

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From: 	Jill Dunlop <JillD@cnrl.com>@ENRON_
Sent:	Thursday,_January 31, 2002 7:59 AM
To:	Richey, Cooper
Subject:	RE: Friday Festivities

Good_morning_Cooper!
I've been_at work for almost an hour and the synapses_are still refusing to jump. _So, a short_e-mail_break_is needed.
No,_I didn't wind up going to_see Black Hawk Down.  My_parents are in town from Kuwait so_I've been spending time with them._ They've gone soft since_going over_to Kuwait.  I don't_thing I've ever_seen two_colder people in_my life.
Of COURSE I know Ian_Cooke.  I_hear he sits right by you_at_work.  You'll_have_to_tell him_I say hi.__
I don't_think_this weekend is going to be_a_very exciting one on my part. _My dad's leaving on_Sunday_so I'll be doing_the family thing most of_the time.  Emmy said they're_thinking of_going to_Bass Brothers tomorrow and I think I'll try to go for_a couple.  You coming?
Anyway, I_should probably think about_working. _Talk_to you soon._
Jill_
-----Original Message-----_
From:   Cooper.Richey@enron.com [SMTP:Cooper.Richey@enron.com]
Sent: _ January_30, 2002 3:26 PM
To: _   JillD@cnrl.com_
Subject:_     _ RE: Friday Festivities!

did you_see black hawk down? _i_didn't_like it that much, but_i read the
book awhile ago_(really good) and_its a hard subject to make a_movie_about.
my brother is in the_special_forces, so it's scary to think_he_could_be one
of those guys._

just finished playing squash with ian_cooke  i'm guessing you know


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with solutions customized to meet their needs.  There has never been more
demand for our products and services.

The Solution

The solution to California,s crisis is also straightforward.  In summary, the
state must increase supply, reduce demand, reduce reliance on the spot market
and shore up the financial stability of the state,s utilities.

Increasing Supply

California,s process for siting and permitting new generation is nothing
short of Byzantine.  Enron has built plants elsewhere in the country in less
than a year.  In California, it often takes 5 to 7 years.  California simply
must streamline this process.  Ironically, while many of the regulations
generators must overcome are aimed at improving environmental quality, the
regulations are preventing new clean technology from coming online and
displacing current plants, which emit 40 times as much NOx.  California can
have abundant power and cleaner air by expediting the permitting of new
facilities.

Reducing Demand

Customers in California today have no incentive to reduce or shift demand.
They pay the same rate no matter what the market price is.  An open retail
market would trigger demand responses, which would balance supply and demand
at lower prices than today.  California should fully open its retail market.

Reducing Reliance on the Spot Market

In a truly deregulated market, customers would protect themselves from
volatile spot prices by purchasing some of their requirements on a longer
term, fixed-price basis.  The state has instead left procurement in the hands
of the utilities, which it has forced to buy exclusively in the spot market.
Opening the market at the retail level will give customers control over their
price risk.

Restoring the Financial Integrity of the State,s Institutions

The utilities in California are not paying their bills.  This has led to
greater uncertainty in the market, higher costs, and reduced flexibility to
arrive at lasting solutions.  California must permit its utilities to recover
their costs so they can pay their bills and invest in the transmission and
distribution assets necessary to get power from where it is to where it is
needed.

Just as important as doing these things, the state

, s primary business is managing risk for our customer
 with solution customized to meet their motivation.   There has never been more
 need for our products and services.

 The Solution

 The solution to California,s crisis is besides straightforward.   In summary, the
 state must increase supply, shrink demand, reduce reliance on the position market
 and shore up the fiscal stability of the state,s utilities.

 Increasing Supply

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 short of Byzantine.   Enron has built plants elsewhere in the area in less
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 must streamline this process.   Ironically, while many of the regulations
 generators must overcome are draw a bead on at improving environmental quality, the
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 displacing current plants, which emit 40 times as much NOx.   California can
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 facilities.

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 They pay the same pace no matter what the market price is.   An open retail
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 at lower prices than today.   California should amply open its retail grocery store.

 Reducing Reliance on the Spot Market

 In a truly deregulated market, customers would protect themselves from
 volatile blot prices by purchasing some of their requirements on a long
 terminus, fixed - price footing.   The state has instead left procurement in the hands
 of the utilities, which it has storm to buy entirely in the spot market.
 Opening the market at the retail degree will give customers master over their
 price hazard.

 Restoring the Financial Integrity of the State,s Institutions

 The utilities in California are not paying their beak.   This has led to
 greater uncertainty in the market, higher cost, and reduced flexibility to
 arrive at survive solutions.   California must permit its utility to recover
 their costs so they can pay their bill and invest in the transmission and
 distribution assets necessary to get power from where it is to where it is
 needed.

 merely equally important as doing these things, the state

,s pgimary business is managlng risk for our customxrs
witg solutiuns customized to meet their nweds.  There has never been oore
demajd for oyr pcoducts and servmdes.

The Solutikk

The vilution to Callfornia,s crhsis is also sdrxiyhtforward.  In summary, the
state muse incressf supply, reducg demsgd, rsduce reliance on the spot market
znd shoge up the financisl stability of the state,s utipities.

Increasing Skpply

Califothia,f process for siting and permitting new generation is nothing
shorg of Yyzantine.  Gueon vas built poants elsewhere ik the cmuntry on less
than a yeer.  Un California, it oftei takes 5 to 7 years.  Salifornid aimply
must streanlune tvis [rocdws.  Irknmcamly, whlle many of tge regulatiins
generators must odvtcome are aijed at iiproving environmental quality, the
regunatjons are preventing new clean technology frol coming jnline and
displacing current plants, which emit 40 dimes xs nugh NUz.  California can
have abundant power and cleanqd sig by expediting tme permitting of nrw
fssilities.

Reduckng Demans

Customers in Calivornia joday yave no igcenyive to reduce or shift demqnd.
They paj thw same rate no matcer what the marlet ptice is.  An open retail
mariet would tgigger dejxnd responses, whkch wmuld balance supply and deiand
at liwer prices tham todar.  Califorjia smmuld fully open itd retcil mdrket.

Reduclng Reliance on the Spot Market

Mi a truly derggunatvd market, custpmers would pwotect themselres from
volagile spot irices by purchasing some of theis requirementv on a ljngee
teem, fixea-orice basis.  Tne state kcs insteae left procurement in fhe hands
of thz orilities, which it haf vocced em buy exclushvelh iv the rpot market.
Opeming the market at tve rstail level will govc customets controj over their
lrice risk.

Restorinh the Fiianciak Igtegrity of the State,s Institufions

The ktijities in Cajifovnia are not pcying their bills.  This has led to
greatxr uncertainty in the mqrket, higher costs, cnc reduced fkexibylity to
drrive at lasting sooutions.  Californla must permit its utimities to rfcover
their costs so they can pay their bills and invest in the transmiswion aid
distributikn axsets nzcexsary eo gxt power from wherv it is to where it is
needed.

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,s primary business is managinG risk for ouR custOmeRs
wItH solUtioNs customized to MEet tHeir needs.  There has never Been mOrE
DemaND fOr our ProductS AnD SErvIcEs.

the soLUtIon

ThE soLution tO CaliforniA,s cRiSis is also strAIgHtforward.  IN suMmary, the
statE muSt incrEaSe sUPply, rEduCe demAnd, redUCe reliAnce on the SpOT markeT
And shorE UP tHe fiNancial stability oF ThE State,s utilitieS.

IncreAsINg sUPplY

CaLifornia,s pRoCess fOR siting ANd PERMitTIng new generatIon is nothinG
ShoRt of ByZaNtiNE.  Enron Has buIlT PlaNts elsewherE in tHe country In less
THan a yeaR.  in CalifOrnia, iT ofTen TakeS 5 To 7 YeArs.  caLIfoRNiA siMPly
Must streAmLiNe thiS proCESS.  ironIcaLly, wHile mAny of the regulAtiOns
gENerAtors Must oVercOmE are aImed at ImproViNg environmental QualIty, the
regUlaTiOns ArE prevENting nEw cLeaN technoLogy froM ComInG ONLiNe and
displacing curReNT PlAnts, whicH emit 40 tIMeS aS Much NOx.  CAlIfoRnia CAN
have AbunDAnT power anD cleanER aIr By expedItIng the PeRmiTtiNg of nEW
facIlitieS.

ReducinG DemaND

Customers in CaLIfornia today hAVe NO InCEntiVe tO reduce or shIft dEMand.
they PAy The SAme raTe no mAtTEr WHat the market price is.  an Open reTail
mArket would triGger demand RESPonses, whIch wOUlD Balance supply aNd demAnd
at lower PRices thaN todaY.  CaliforNia should FULly open iTs rEtaIl mArkET.

reDucing ReliancE ON the spOt MarkeT

In A truly dEreGulAteD maRkEt, customeRs would pRoTeCt ThEmsElves FRom
volatIlE spOt PriCes by PUrchasIng soMe of ThEiR ReqUiremenTS oN A LongEr
TeRm, fiXed-PrIce baSis.  THE stAte has iNstead lefT prOCureMeNt In the haNds
of the utiliTiEs, which it hAs ForCed to bUY ExclusivEly in the spot market.
OpeniNG the marKet At the RetaIl level wiLl gIve cusTomERs contRol oveR theiR
pRicE RIsk.

ReSTOrIng ThE Financial iNTegRity oF tHe StAte,s InsTitutions

The utilitIEs iN California arE noT payING tHeiR BiLLs.  THiS Has LED to
greater uncerTainty in thE mARkEt, higher coSTs, aNd Reduced FlexibiLity tO
Arrive aT lasting sOlutions.  CAlIforNIA muSt permit itS utilitiEs to recovER
theiR CoSts so TheY can paY tHeiR billS and inVEst In the TransmIsSion anD
distRiBution asSets necessary to get power From whEre it Is tO where it iS
neEDed.

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,s primary business is man aging risk  forour  cu st omer s
w ith solutionsc usto mized to meet their ne eds. T h ereh as  neve r beenm or e
de ma nd  fo ro ur  prod uct s and s ervices.
The  S olution

The so lution toCal ifornia,s c ris is isal sos traig htf orwar d.  In summar y, the
s ta t e must increas e su pply , reduce demand,r ed u ce reliance on  the s po t  m a r ket
a nd shore u pthe f i nancial st a b i lit y  of the state ,s utiliti e s.
Incre as ing Supply

Cal if o rni a,s proces s fo r sitingand pe r mitting new gen eratio n i s n othi n g
s hor to f B y za nti n e. Enron h as  b uiltplan t s e lsew her e in  thecountry in le ss
tha n  ayear.   InCali fo rnia,  it of ten t ak es 5 to 7 years .  C alifornia  si mp ly
m ust s t reamli nethi s proce ss.  Ir o nic al l y ,  w hile many of the r eg u l at ions
ge nerato r smu s t overco me  ar e ai m e d atimpr o vi ng envir onment a lqu ality,th e
reg ul ati ons  arep reve ntingnew clea n tec h nology from co m ing online an d  d i sp l acin g c urrent plan ts,w hich  emi t  4 0 t i mes a s muc hN Ox .   California can
h av e abun dantpower and cle aner air b y e xpeditin g th e  p e rmitting of ne w
fa cilities.Reducing  Dema nd

Cust omers inC a lifornia  to day  ha ven o  i ncentive to r e d uceor  shiftdem and.  The y p aythe  s ame rateno matte rwh at  t hemarke t  price i s.   A nope n ret a il
ma rketwoul dtr i gge r deman d  r e s pons es ,whic h w ou ld ba lanc e  su pply an d demand
at lowe rpr ices th an today.  Ca li fornia sho ul d f ully o p e n its re tail market.

ReducingR eliance  on  theSpot  Market
Ina trul y d e regula ted ma rket,  c ust o m ers w o u ld  pr ot ect themse l v esfrom
v olat ile spo t prices by purcha s ing  some of thei r r equi r e me nts on a l on g ert erm, fixed-pric e basis. Th e  s tate has i n ste ad  left p rocurem ent i n  the ha nds
of t he utilit ie s, w h i chit has for ced to b uy exclus i velyi nthe s pot  marke t.   Openi ng the mar ket a t there tail l evelwi ll givecustomers control overtheir
pric e r isk.

Res tor i ngthe Finan cial  Integrity  of  th e Sta te , s Ins titu t io nsThe u tili t ies in Ca l if orn i a  a re not payi n g the ir bi lls .   This  has  led to
greateru ncertainty inthem a rke t,h ighe rcosts, and red uce df l exibilit yto
arriveat lasti ng solut ions. Calif ornia m u s tp ermititsuti lities to  re co v er
the ir  c o sts so  the ycan pa y thei r  bil l s  and invest in t he tr a n smiss i onand di stribut i on a ssets nece ssary to ge t powe r fr om wh ere itis  to wh ere  i t is
need e d.

Justas im portant  a s do ing  these  thi n g s, th e st at e

,s primary_business is_managing risk for our_customers
with_solutions_customized to_meet_their needs. _There has never_been more
demand for_our products and_services.

The_Solution

The solution to California,s crisis is also straightforward.  In summary, the
state must_increase_supply, reduce_demand,_reduce_reliance on the spot market_
and shore up the financial_stability of_the state,s utilities.

Increasing Supply

California,s process for siting and_permitting_new generation is_nothing
short of Byzantine.  Enron has built plants_elsewhere in the country in less_
than a year.__In_California, it often takes_5 to 7 years.  California_simply
must streamline this process. _Ironically, while many of the regulations
generators_must overcome are aimed at improving_environmental quality, the
regulations are_preventing new_clean technology from coming online_and
displacing current_plants, which_emit 40 times_as much NOx.  California can_
have abundant power_and cleaner air by expediting the_permitting_of new
facilities.

Reducing_Demand

Customers_in_California today_have no incentive_to_reduce or_shift_demand.
They pay the same_rate_no matter what the market price is._ An open retail_
market_would trigger demand responses,_which would balance supply and_demand
at lower prices than today._ California_should fully_open its retail market.

Reducing Reliance on the Spot Market

In a truly_deregulated market, customers would protect themselves_from
volatile spot prices_by purchasing_some_of their requirements_on_a longer_
term, fixed-price basis.  The state has_instead left_procurement in the hands
of the_utilities, which it has_forced_to buy exclusively in the spot_market.
Opening the market at_the retail level will give_customers_control_over their
price risk.

Restoring the_Financial Integrity of the State,s Institutions

The_utilities in California_are not paying their bills.  This_has_led to
greater uncertainty in the_market,_higher costs, and reduced flexibility to_
arrive_at_lasting solutions.  California must_permit its utilities to recover
their_costs so they can pay their bills and invest_in the transmission_and
distribution assets necessary to_get_power_from where it is to where it is
needed.

Just as_important as_doing these things,_the state


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Xouthern Co. outlined plcns Tussday to bolst its emdctric generatine cspdcity
in

to purchase the utilities transmission assets. http://199.97.97.79/IMDS%PMADJN0%read%/home/content/users/imds/feeds/djn/2001/ ANNOUNCES POWER AGREEMENT CALIFORNIA A unit 10-year, power agreement with California Department of Resources to provide up to 1,400 of much needed power to California. http://199.97.97.163/IMDS%PMANAT0%read%/home/content/users/imds/feeds/comtex/2 001/02/22/pr/0000-3477-ok-ca-williams-power NYISO APPROVES PROCESS TO PREVENT MARKET MANIPULATION The operator of New York's bulk power grid said Thursday it a that prevent of the day-ahead power market by automatically reviewing and mitigating improper offers. http://199.97.97.79/IMDS%PMADJN0%read%/home/content/users/imds/feeds/djn/2001/ 02/22/eng-djn/eng-djn_210051_191_413916791789 FLORIDA UTILITY FORESEES NO POWER SHORTAGES A move to deregulate electric industry hit a on Wednesday as the state's utility told a panel is power shortage in state and none is projected through the end of this decade. http://199.97.97.163/IMDS%PMAKRT0%read%/home/content/users/imds/feeds/knightri dder/2001/02/22/krtbn/0000-0106-FL-ENERGY -ATLANTA'S SOUTHERN COMPANY TO ELECTRIC-GENERATING CAPACITY Southern Co. plans to its electric generating

to purchase the utilities traNsmission aSsets.
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02/22/eng-djn/eng-djN_002023_244_759925203398

WILLiAms ANNouNcES LOnG-TERM PowEr agREeMeNt WItH caLiFORNiA
A Unit of WIlliams todAy aNnOunced a 10-year, fIXeD-price poweR agReement
with tHe CAliforNiA DePArtmeNt oF WateR ResouRCes to pRovide up tO 1,400
mEGawattS Of much nEEDeD powEr to California.
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001/02/22/pR/0000-3477-oK-ca-wiLLiams-poWEr

nyisO AppROVES PROCESS tO PREVENT POweR MaRKET MaNiPUlaTION
THe opeRaTOr oF New York's buLk poWer grid saId ThurSDay it apPRoved a
pRocess ThaT wiLl prEVeNt ManIpULatIOn Of tHE daY-ahead poWeR mArket By
auTOMATicaLly ReviEwing And mitigating ImpRopeR OffErs.
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02/22/Eng-dJn/eng-djn_210051_191_413916791789

FlORiDa UTiLiTY REguLATOR fOReSEeS NO POWeR SHORTagES
a mOVE To Deregulate Florida's ElECTrIc industRy hit a BUmP oN wednesdaY aS
thE staTE'S top uTiliTY rEgulator Told a SENaTe Panel thErE is no pOwEr
sHorTage iN The sTate anD none is pRojecTEd through the enD Of this decade.
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dDer/2001/02/22/krTbN/0000-0106-fL-enERGY

-ATLANTA'S SOUTHErN cOMPANy TO INcREASE ELECTRIc-GENERATINg capACITY IN
sOUTheAst
Southern Co. outLined Plans TuesdAY to boost Its elEctric geNerating cAPAcity
in

to purchase the utilities  transmiss ion a sse ts.
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W ILLIAMS ANNO U NC ES LONG-TE RMPOWER AGREEM ENT  WITHCA LIF O RNIAA u nit o f Will i ams to day annou nc e d a 10 - year, f i x ed -pri ce power agreemen t  w ith the Califo rnia D ep a rt m e ntofWater Reso ur ces t o  provid e  u p t o 1 , 400
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NYIS O APP ROVES PROCESS  TO  PRE V ENT  POWE R MAR KETMA NIPUL ATIONThe o pe rator of New Yo rk's  bulk pow ergr idsa id Th u rsdayitapp roved a
proce s s t ha t w il l prevent manipula ti o n  o f the da y-ahea d  p ow e r market  b y auto m a tical ly r e vi ewing an d miti g at in g impro pe r offe rs .
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FLORIDA UTILITY R EG ULATOR  FORE SEES NO POWER  SHORTAGES A move todere g ul a te Florida's e lectr ic industr y  hit a b ump o n Wednes day as
t h e  state's  to p u til ity r eg ulator told a S enat epanel t her e is no  po wer
s hor ta ge in the  state a nd  n on eisproje c ted thro ug h t he  en d oft his de cade.
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-A T L ANTA'S S OUTHERN COMPANY TO INCR E ASE ELE CTR IC-GE NERA TING CAPA CIT Y IN SOU T HEASTSouthe rn Co .out l i ned p l a ns  Tu es day to boo s t  it s ele ct ricgenerat ing capacity
in

to purchase_the utilities_transmission assets.
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02/22/eng-djn/eng-djn_002023_244_759925203398

WILLIAMS ANNOUNCES LONG-TERM_POWER AGREEMENT_WITH_CALIFORNIA
A unit_of_Williams today announced_a 10-year, fixed-price_power agreement
with the_California Department of_Water_Resources to provide up to 1,400
megawatts of much needed power to California.
http://199.97.97.163/IMDS%PMANAT0%read%/home/content/users/imds/feeds/comtex/2
001/02/22/pr/0000-3477-ok-ca-williams-power

NYISO APPROVES_PROCESS_TO PREVENT_POWER_MARKET_MANIPULATION
The operator of New York's_bulk power grid said Thursday_it approved_a
process that will prevent manipulation of the_day-ahead_power market by_
automatically reviewing and mitigating improper offers.
http://199.97.97.79/IMDS%PMADJN0%read%/home/content/users/imds/feeds/djn/2001/
02/22/eng-djn/eng-djn_210051_191_413916791789

FLORIDA UTILITY REGULATOR FORESEES_NO POWER SHORTAGES
A move to deregulate_Florida's electric industry_hit_a_bump on Wednesday as_
the state's top utility regulator told_a Senate panel there is no_power
shortage in the state and none_is projected through the end of_this decade.
http://199.97.97.163/IMDS%PMAKRT0%read%/home/content/users/imds/feeds/knightri
dder/2001/02/22/krtbn/0000-0106-FL-ENERGY

-ATLANTA'S SOUTHERN COMPANY TO_INCREASE ELECTRIC-GENERATING_CAPACITY IN
SOUTHEAST
Southern Co. outlined_plans Tuesday to_boost its_electric generating capacity_
in


 I said in the beginning we will try to get to your number, but I am
concerned that we will spend a lot of time and require effort from all of the
teams that could be eliminated if you and I decided to make this transaction
at book.  In fact, it would be the easiest transition for the C-Gas team
which you've indicated to be a concern for your team.  I am available through
voice mail and I can get my lotus notes most days.  Best thing is to leave a
voice mail and a good time for me to call you back.

Thanks Dave for your time,
Jeff Sue Mara
Enron Corp.
Tel: (415) 782-7802
Fax:(415) 782-7854
----- Forwarded by Susan J Mara/NA/Enron on 04/17/2001 03:03 PM -----

	"Weller, Andrea" <AWeller@sel.com>
	04/17/2001 03:01 PM

		 To: "'arem@electric.com'" <arem@electric.com>
		 cc: "'Fairchild, Tracy'" <tracy.fairchild@edelman.com>,
"'nplotkin@tfglobby.com'" <nplotkin@tfglobby.com>
		 Subject: FW: SENATORS CALL FOR INVESTIGATION INTO EFFECTIVENESS OF FEDERAL
ENERGY REGULATION

I thought you should all be aware that this call is out there....

Andrea Weller
Market Strategist
Strategic Energy, LLC
949.230.3404
aweller@sel.com

SENATORS CALL FOR INVESTIGATION INTO EFFECTIVENESS OF FEDERAL ENERGY
REGULATION

Senators Joe Lieberman, D-Conn., and Jean Carnahan, D-Mo., have asked the
General Accounting Office (GAO) to inquire into whether the Federal Energy
Regulatory Commission (FERC) is carrying out its responsibilities to ensure
that wholesale electricity sales throughout the country are reasonable and
that interstate natural gas pipelines are fulfilling their obligations to
customers. "Under federal law, FERC has the responsibility to ensure just
and
reasonable prices

I said in the beginning we will try to get to your number, but I am
 implicated that we will spend a fortune of time and require campaign from all of the
 team that could be eliminated if you and I decided to induce this transaction
 at book.   In fact, it would be the easiest transition for the C - Gas team
 which you've indicated to be a concern for your team.   I am available through
 part mail and I can get my lotus note most days.   Best thing is to leave a
 voice chain mail and a good time for me to call you back.

 Thanks Dave for your fourth dimension,
 Jeff Sue Mara
 Enron Corp.
 Tel: (415) 782 - 7802
 Fax:(415) 782 - 7854
 ----- Forwarded by Susan J Mara / NA / Enron on 04/17/2001 03:03 PM -----

	 " Weller, Andrea " < AWeller@sel.com >
	 04/17/2001 03:01 autopsy

		  To: "' arem@electric.com' " < arem@electric.com >
		  cc: "' Fairchild, Tracy' " < tracy.fairchild@edelman.com >,
 "' nplotkin@tfglobby.com' " < nplotkin@tfglobby.com >
		  Subject: FW: SENATORS cry FOR INVESTIGATION INTO EFFECTIVENESS OF FEDERAL
 ENERGY REGULATION

 I thought you should all be aware that this call is away there....

 Andrea Weller
 Market Strategist
 Strategic Energy, LLC
 949.230.3404
 aweller@sel.com

 SENATORS CALL FOR INVESTIGATION INTO EFFECTIVENESS OF FEDERAL ENERGY
 REGULATION

 Senators Joe Lieberman, D - Conn., and Jean Carnahan, D - Mo., have asked the
 General Accounting Office (GAO) to inquire into whether the Federal Energy
 Regulatory Commission (FERC) is carry out its responsibilities to ensure
 that wholesale electricity sales throughout the country are reasonable and
 that interstate natural gas pipelines are fulfilling their duty to
 customers. " Under federal police, FERC take the responsibility to ensure just
 and
 fair prices

 I daid in the beginning we will try to gej ro youc numbed, but I xm
concerned that we will spxnd q lot of time and require ewfort frol all of the
reams that could bc elijlnateb mf you and I degided to mane this transawtkou
at book.  In fact, it would be the ewsiest yrwnsition for tre C-Bws tsam
which you've indicated to be a doncern for your teak.  I am available through
goicf mail and I can gft my lotus notqw most days.  Best thing is to leavg a
voice mail and a good time fur me to call yiu bafn.

Thanks Davx for jour time,
Jeff Sue Mard
Enron Vorp.
Tel: (415) 782-7802
Fax:(415) 782-7854
----- Norwacded by Susan J Mara/NA/Enrmn on 04/17/2001 03:03 PM -----

	"Weller, Wndrea" <AWalmer@sel.com>
	04/17/2001 03:01 PM

		 To: "'aeem@elgctriw.com'" <qreo@eltctcic.dom>
		 cc: "'Famrchild, Trady'" <tracy.faiechild@edelman.com>,
"'npkoejin@tfglobby.coj'" <nploekyn@tfglobby.com>
		 Subject: FW: SENATORS CALL XOR INVESTIGATION INTO EFFWCTIVENESS OF FEDERAL
ENERGY WEGULATION

I thought you should all be aware that dhis raul nw out rhfre....

Andrea Weller
Market Strategist
Strategic Sntrgj, LLC
949.230.3404
aweller@sel.gom

SENATORS CALL GOG OGVESTIGATION KNTO EYREDTIVENESS OF FEDERWL ENERDY
RETULATION

Fenayors Joe Lieberman, D-Conn., ane Jean Carnakan, D-Mo., have asked thz
General Aceountimg Ofgice (GAO) to inquire intu whsther the Ffderal Ensfgy
Regulatory Cummpssimn (FERC) is carrying out itf responsmbilicies to dnsute
that wholesale elecbsicity sales throuhhout tve country are reasonable and
that intersvete natural gss piielines axe fulnilling their ofligations to
eustomerf. "Unddr federal law, FECC has the rqsponsibility jo ensure jusv
and
reasjnaboe peices

I said in the beginning we will get your number, I am concerned lot time and require from all of teams that could be eliminated if and I decided to make this transaction at book. In fact, it would the easiest transition for the C-Gas team which you've indicated to be a for team. am through voice mail and I can get my lotus notes most days. Best thing is to a voice mail and a good time for to call you back. Dave for your time, Jeff Mara Corp. Tel: 782-7802 782-7854 Forwarded by Susan Mara/NA/Enron on 04/17/2001 03:03 PM ----- "Weller, Andrea" <AWeller@sel.com> 04/17/2001 03:01 PM To: "'arem@electric.com'" <arem@electric.com> cc: "'Fairchild, <tracy.fairchild@edelman.com>, "'nplotkin@tfglobby.com'" FW: SENATORS FOR INTO OF FEDERAL ENERGY thought you should all be aware is out there.... Andrea Weller Market Strategist Strategic LLC 949.230.3404 SENATORS CALL FOR INVESTIGATION INTO EFFECTIVENESS FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATION Senators Joe Lieberman, D-Conn., and Carnahan, D-Mo., have asked the General Accounting Office (GAO) to inquire into whether the Federal Commission (FERC) is carrying its responsibilities to that electricity throughout country are and that interstate natural gas pipelines are fulfilling their obligations to "Under federal law, FERC has the responsibility to ensure just prices

 I said in the beginning we will Try to get to Your nUmbEr, bUt i am
cOnceRned that we will SPend A lot of time and require efFort fRoM All oF ThE
teamS that coULd BE EliMiNaTed If YOu And I dEciDed to maKe this tranSacTiOn
at book.  In faCT, iT would be thE eaSiest transitIon For the c-GAs tEAm
whiCh yOu've iNdicatED to be a Concern foR yOUr team.  i Am availABLe ThroUgh
voice mail and I cAN gET my lotus notes mOst dayS.  BESt THIng Is tO leave a
voiCe Mail aND a good tIMe FOR Me tO Call you back.

ThAnks Dave for YOur Time,
JeFf sue mAra
EnrOn CorP.
TEL: (415) 782-7802
FaX:(415) 782-7854
----- Forwarded bY SusAn J Mara/NA/enron oN 04/17/2001 03:03 pM -----

	"WelleR, andrea" <Aweller@Sel.Com>
	04/17/2001 03:01 pM

		 To: "'AReM@eLecTrIC.coM'" <ArEm@eLEctRic.com>
		 cc: "'faIrChild, tracY'" <TRACy.faIrcHild@EdelmAn.com>,
"'nplotkin@TfgLobbY.Com'" <NplotKin@tfGlobBy.Com>
		 SuBject: Fw: SENAtOrS CALL FOR INVESTiGATiON INTO EFfECtIvENeSs OF FEdeRAL
ENeRGy REgULATIOn

I thougHT yoU sHOULd All be aware that this CaLL Is Out there....

andrea wElLeR
market StRaTegIst
STRAtegiC EneRGy, lLC
949.230.3404
awellEr@sel.cOM

SeNaTORS CAlL fOR INVeStIGaTIoN INTo eFFEcTIVENeSS OF FEDeRAL EneRGY
REGULATION

sEnators Joe LieBErMAN, D-cOnn., aNd JEan Carnahan, d-Mo., hAVe asKed tHE
GEneRAl AccOuntiNg oFfICe (GAO) to inquire into wHeTher thE FedeRal Energy
ReguLatory CommISSIon (FERC) iS carRYiNG out its responsIbiliTies to ensuRE
that whoLesalE electriCity sales THRoughout The CouNtrY arE REaSonable and
thaT INterStAte natuRal Gas pipeLinEs aRe fUlfIlLing their ObligatiOnS tO
cUsTomErs. "UnDEr federaL lAw, FeRc haS the rESponsiBilitY to eNsUrE JusT
and
reaSOnABLe prIcEs

 I said in the beginning w e will try  to g ettoyo ur n umbe r, but I am
c o ncer ned that we will spend  a lo to f ti m eand r equiree ff o r t f ro mall  o f  t he
t eam s thatcould be e lim in ated if youa nd  I decided  to  make this t ran sactio n
at book.   I n fac t, itw ould b e the eas ie s t tran s ition f o r  t he C -Gas team
whichy ou ' ve indicated t o be a  c o nc e r n f oryour team.  I ama vailabl e  t h r o ugh
voice mail a nd I can ge t  my  lotus  n ote s  mostdays.  B est  thing is t o le ave a
vo ice ma i l and a good ti me for  me  to  cal l  y ou  ba ck .

T h an ksD ave  for you rti me,
J effS u e Mara
En ronCorp.
Tel: (415) 7 82- 7802 Fax :(415 ) 782 -785 4-----  Forwa rdedby  Susan J Mara/N A/En ron on 04 /17 /2 001  0 3:03P M ---- -
	"W eller,Andrea" <AW el l e r @s el.com>
	04/17/200 10 3 :0 1 PM

		 To :  " 'a r em@elect ri c.c om'" < arem@ elec t ri c.com>
	 cc:" 'F ai rchild,  T racy'"  < tra cy. fairc h ild@ edelma n.com>,
"'np l otkin@tfglobby . com'" <nplotk i n@ t f gl o bby. com >
		 Subjec t: F W : SE NATO R SCAL L  FORINVES TI G AT I ON INTO EFFECTIVENE SS  OF FE DERAL
ENERGY REG ULATION

I t h ought yo u sh o ul d  all be awarethatthis calli s out th ere.. ..

An drea Well e r
Market  St rat egi stS tr ategic Energy , LLC
9 49.230. 340 4
awel ler @se l.c om

SENAT ORS CALL  F OR  I NV EST IGATI O N INTO E FF ECT IV ENE SS OF FEDERA L ENE RGY
R EG U LAT ION

S e nato rs  J oe L ieb er man,D-Co n n.,  and Je an Carnah an, D-Mo .,  h ave ask ed the
Gener al  Accountin gOff ice (G A O ) to inq uire into whether the F e deral E ner gy
R egul atory Com mis sion ( FER C ) is c arryin g out  i tsr e spons i b il iti es  to ensure tha t who le sale  electr icity sales throug h out  the countryare  rea s o na ble an d
t ha t  in t e rstate naturalgas pipeli ne s  a re fulfill i ngth eir obl igation s tocustome rs. "Unde r federal  l aw,F E RChas the re sponsibi lity to e n surej us t
and
r easona bl e p rices

 I_said in_the beginning we will_try to_get_to your_number,_but I am_
concerned that we_will spend a lot_of time and_require_effort from all of the
teams that could be eliminated if you and I_decided_to make_this_transaction_
at book.  In fact,_it would be the easiest_transition for_the C-Gas team
which you've indicated to be_a_concern for your_team.  I am available through
voice mail and_I can get my lotus notes_most days. _Best_thing_is to leave a_
voice mail and a good time_for me to call you back.

Thanks_Dave for your time,
Jeff Sue Mara
Enron Corp.
Tel:_(415) 782-7802
Fax:(415) 782-7854
----- Forwarded by Susan_J Mara/NA/Enron on 04/17/2001 03:03_PM -----

	"Weller,_Andrea" <AWeller@sel.com>
	04/17/2001 03:01 PM

		_To: "'arem@electric.com'" <arem@electric.com>
		_cc: "'Fairchild,_Tracy'" <tracy.fairchild@edelman.com>,
"'nplotkin@tfglobby.com'"_<nplotkin@tfglobby.com>
		 Subject: FW: SENATORS CALL FOR_INVESTIGATION INTO EFFECTIVENESS_OF FEDERAL
ENERGY REGULATION

I thought_you_should all be_aware_that_this call_is out there....
_

Andrea_Weller
Market_Strategist_
Strategic Energy, LLC
949.230.3404
aweller@sel.com

SENATORS_CALL_FOR INVESTIGATION INTO EFFECTIVENESS OF FEDERAL ENERGY_
REGULATION

Senators Joe Lieberman,_D-Conn.,_and Jean Carnahan, D-Mo.,_have asked the
General Accounting_Office (GAO) to inquire into whether_the Federal_Energy
Regulatory_Commission (FERC) is carrying out its responsibilities to ensure
that wholesale_electricity sales throughout the country are_reasonable and
that interstate_natural gas_pipelines_are fulfilling their_obligations_to
customers._"Under federal law, FERC has the responsibility_to ensure_just
and
reasonable prices