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Subject: Ignition System Spraberry Plant, Permit Status

I want to bring interrested parties up to date on the issue of replacing the  fuel mixers with carbuerators at  the Spraberry Plant.
It seems that this  replacement was performed ONLY as a fuel savings activity and that there  would be no increase in emissions or horsepower as a result.
According to  the TNRCC, they will allow this activity provided that the above is true and  that we prove that emissions and horsepower will not increase.
To do this  they have requested that we conduct an emissions test on one of the units  with the mixer on and then with the carbuerator on as a condition of their  approval.
IE before and after testing.
I am going to request that we be  allowed to do the testing with a portable emissions tester, which has been  verified in side by side testing on New Mexico units as opposed to bringing  in a third party referenced testing company.
Contractor testing runs about  $3-5,000.
A condition of all permitting issues is that the carbs are not supposed to be  installed on the units (preconstruction) until approval has been given by the  agency.
In this case, we will be allowed to install a carbuerator on the one  unit to be tested but not on all units.
Should testing show other  exceedances (emissions or Hp) in addition to fuel savings, this will trigger  actions requiring perimtting.
Under the circumstances, I think it would be  in the best interest of NNG to know for certain that we have not violated the  grandfather status of the units and that if our activity requires permitting,  we comply immediately.
I am sending out the letter request to the TNRCC today.
If approved, we  should test ASAP.
Remember, that sampling ports in the exhaust stack of the  unit to be tested will need to be constructed prior to testing.
Let me know  if the Team will need a diagram showing the sampling port locations.
Subject: weekly environmental activity report-Roswell Area

A phase I due diligence was completed for EOTT on two liquids pipeline  segments in the Texas Panhandle and in Northwestern Colorado.
The assets are  owned by Equilon Pipeline Company.
A copy of the findings have been  submitted to Legal.
There were some deficiencies and potential liabilities  discovered as a result of this activity.
Assisted the Roswell team in the preparation and completion of the 6 month  and 12 Title V certification reports for the Roswell C/S.
No deficiencies or  non compliance issues were identified for this 12 month period.
Annual certification reports were submitted to the TNRCC for 3 Transwestern  and 8 Northern Natural Gas C/S in west Texas.
There wer no deficiencies or  non compliance issues identified for any of the 11 facilities during this 12  month period.
The TNRCC reviewed the emissions testing report for the NNG Plains C/S and  requested modification to the original report submitted.
The testing  contractor was contacted and  a revised report was submitted to the agency.
Subject: Environemtal Asessment,Pipeline Risk Management Project

Max, I spoke to Pete Metzner of METRIC Corporation about the status of the  environmental assessment you need for the above project and he said that he  has received the packet you sent him but he needs to have additional  clearification on some items which are pertinant for completing the EA.
Mr.  Metzner was concerned that he would not be able to complete the EA by the  specified time unless he discussed these issues with you.
METRIC has  extensive experience with environmental assessments, but is not familiar with  pipeline terminology and pipeline actions proposed uder the agreement with  the Office of Pipeline Safety.
When you get a chance, would you please contact Pete at (505) 828-2801.
Thanks.
Subject: Weekly Report

Particpated in a Consolidated audit of two facilities on the Northern Border  Pipeline system.
Very few items of concern were identified.
Submitted to the state of Texas Fish and Wildlife Service annual blanket  renewal requests.
Submitted to the state of Arizona Shpo annual blanket renewal requests.
Submtted to the state of New Mexico Shpo and Fish and Wildlife Service annual  blanket renewal requests.
A natural gas relase of 1.57MMscf was reported to the state of New Mexico and  Houston GPG for a line lowering in an agricultural area.
The quarterly Transwestern SoCal PCB conference meeting was held.
Transwestern's share of PCB activities on the SoCal system at 86% was  $122,867.
Subject: \\GTROS-FS01P\APPSRW

This is a message from Kerry.
I just converted and moved Larry Campbell (lcampbe) to the W2K server.
He  uses ESIS.
I successfully converted the tables and have the links corrected  (logged in as kgramse), however Larry cannot use the system.
I received a  message while logged in as Larry stating that the data/application was  "Read-Only" when I attempted to re-link the tables.
Please check the permissions on GTROS-FS01P\APPSRW   Thanks,
Subject: ADEQ Requirement for Notification of Mechanical Activities

I received a call from a permit engineer with the Arizona Dept.
of  Environmental Quality (ADEQ) concerning the issue of notification of  mechanical activities at C/S 2  Flagstaff and a mandatory 7 day wating period  for agency review and approval.
Due to the urgency of the C/S 2 work being  performed, I had written a notification to the agency friday evening  requesting approval to initiate the activities detailed in the scope of work  which was included with the letter.
On Monday, the engineer called and said  that he had read the letter and had no problems with the activity proceeding  at the C/S.
After we had discussed this issue at some length, I posed the  question to him of whether it was necessary to notify the agency of  mechanical and maintenace activities which  will not impact or change a  combustion units throughput, fuel use, emissions, horsepower, or cause a  change in design.
After some discussions I informed him that Transwestern  will probably inundate the agency with notification letters, he stated that  as long as the engines operating parameters would not change, ( horsepower,  emissions, throughput, fuel use etc), and the burden of responsibility will  rest on Transwestern to ensure that no permit conditions are violated, he  stated that we may proceed with these types of activities in Arizona without  any notification to the agency.
The only hitch being, that when Transwestern does a major mechanical  activity, which would cost more than  25-30% of the cost of replacing a unit,  that we provide them a courtesy notification.
I told them we would apprise  them of such an activity.....
Subject: Recent PCB Analytical Results, Topock Lateral

A 2:00 pm central  time conference call has been scheduled to discuss the  most recent PCB analytical results for the Topock Lateral.
Your attendance  is requested.
The dial in number is   877-795-3687.
Access code is  395119.
Bob Iverson has been notified by phone and will be in attendance.
Subject: Meeting with the Laguna's over the PCB remediation at C/S 6

John, Lou, Cutty, Bill, I want to bring this issue back up for your  attention, as I know that everyone is very busy.
During the EPA Title V  inspection at the Laguna C/S this past week, Barbara Bernacek, the Laguna  environmental person was present.
She had been asked to be there by the  EPA.
During our tour of the facility, she casually asked if any progress or  decision had been made by Enron management towards remediation assistance in  the groundwater issue at the Laguna C/S.
I had informed her that we were  still actively discussing this issue and would contact her in the near future  concerning management's decision.
I would appreciate it very much if each of  you would revisit my memo below and  then lets discuss what should be done  and the approach we should take in addressing the Laguna's concern about a  proactive approach to reaching cleanup and closure.
Subject: Recent PCB Results, Topock Lateral

A 2:00 pm central time conference call has been scheduled to discuss the most  recent analytical results from the Topock Lateral PCB sampling.
Your  attendence is requested for this call.
the dial in number is 877-795-3687.
Conference code 395119.
Bob Iverson's name could not be found in tha Lotus  directory but has been contacted via phone and will be in attendence.
Subject: Arizona Mainline Expansion

This is a gentle reminder, and Im sure that most are aware, but under no  circumstances is there to be any construction activiy initiated for the  turbine installation at the four mainline compressor stations, until the air  construction permits are issued by the applicable air agency.
Construction  activity is defined, but is not limited to roads, trenching activity,  buildings, electrical poles etc.
The state and federal agencies take a very  dim view on initiating any attempts to initiate construction prior to  approval.
This approval is considered to be the air permit authorizing  construction of the proposed activity.
Your assistance in this compliance  issue will be greatly apprecaited.
Data generation and agency consultations  are now in progress to expidite the permit submittals.
Should you need  further clarification, give me a call (505) 625-8022 or via e-mail.
Subject: SoCal Meeting with Southwest Gas

I wanted to let everyone know that the meeting between Southwest Gas and  SoCal concerning presence of PCBs on the Southwest Gas system will be this  tuesday.
I had an opportunity to speak with Ralph Komai today during the PCB  quarterly management conference call  that Transwestern has with SoCal to  discuss PCB related invoices.
As a brief summary, Southwest has had isolated  hits of PCB in liquids (232 and 132 ppm) and in wipe tests (10-100 ug/wipe)   in regulators on their system and they have asked Ralph if he would assist  them in the management and disposal of PCBs on their system.
He wil also be  providing thoughts on how and why PCBs move in a gas pipeline.
I had asked Ralph not to mention about Transwestern's agreement with SoCal  for which Transwestern pays SoCal for 86% of their PCB costs.
I had asked  him to only focus on the Southwest system.
Apparently Southwest is not up to  speed with the PCB regualtions, however, enough so that they do realize that  the mega rule will impact their operations and Ralph will probably provide  input for that as well from an LDC standpoint.
I asked Ralph whether Southwest seemed excited or worried about the PCB  discovery on their system and he indicated that they were more concerned  about compliance with the PCB regulations.
Ralph said he will let me know  the results of the meeting.
Subject: Archeology Survey C/S 3 and 4

I was just informed by the Navajo Nation that prior to receiving approval  from the agency fo rthe installation of the turbines, an archeology survey is  to be performed at each compressor station site.
Be advised that an  archeologist will be present at sta.
3 on 3/ 9 this friday in the am and at  sta.
4 on 3/12 monday also in the am to conduct the required surveys.
Please  have someone from each team present at each location during the surveys and  allow access to the facility by the archeologist.
The survey should only  last 3-4 hours.
Donna, I spoke to the Navajo Nation about expiditing the report submittal  once the archeological surveys have been completed and the Nation  said that  under their current regulations, assuming that there are no cultural  resources identified at either location, they are allowed 30 days to review  the findings before they are required to issue the final report.
She didnt  think it would take this long, but said that due to existing surveys back  logs, and personnel, it might.
Ill keep the pressure on.
The Navajo Nation F&W has not returned my call about what they might  require.
Birds of a feather...  Ill be persistent here also.......and let  you know when I find out something..........
Subject: Rogas activity

Bill, things have pretty much quieted down on Rogas as compared to the last  couple of weeks, but heres whats new:  A meeting has been scheduled on 3/16 with the California Fish and Game to  discuss the following issues:  1)presentaiton of the 1999 and 2000 annual  reports which are required by the facility's 2081 permit.
2) developing an  agreement with F&G as to how the 41 acre credits held by EOTT will be managed  to ensure compliance with requirements of the F&G.
3) Presentation of the  results relating to surveys conducted in the path of construction for the  Rogas project.
The waiver to lay pipeline above ground for the Rogas constsruction was  approved by the Offfice of the State Fire Marshall, Pipeline Safety  Division.
There were 8 city, county, state and federal agencies notified by  application for approval to construct the 9 mile pipline system consisting of  3 piplines.
This is the only agency approval received as yet.
Acre credits were obtained from Aera for the construction of the Rogas  pipeline.
Aera is an oil company with major holdings of acreage available  for purchase.
It was felt that due to the time constraints for initiating  this project and the concern with not receiving the credits from the F&G that  EOTT would purchase Aera credits to ensure procurement of the necessary  acreage for the Rogas project.
This is a major plus for the project.
Subject: First Thursdays at St. Paul's

Hi Everyone,   Charles asked me to email you guys, because he does not have  access to his email for a while.
For Nov. 1 he would like for you to read  John 1:1-18 (if not the whole chapter).
See you then!
:), Melissa and Charles, Jr.
Subject: Williams Energy News Live -- today's video newscast

=09 =09    Dear Michael,  With time running out before Congress finishes b= usiness for the year, ranking member on the Senate Energy Committee Frank M= urkowski (R-AK) is making a new attempt to pass energy legislation.
On Tue= sday, the Washington bureau will cover a news conference on Murkowski's pla= ns to announce his new approach to move an energy bill this year.
Also fr= om Washington on Tuesday, Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham is the guest spe= aker at Energy Daily's newsmaker breakfast.
Abraham is expected to talk ab= out the status of energy legislation in Congress.
The Washington bureau wi= ll bring us coverage of the Abraham speech tomorrow.
The Houston bureau w= ill speak with Raymond James & Associates E?
Energy Team Vice President Joh= n Gerdes.
Earnings for some companies are down compared to the third quart= er last year, but Gerdes says production volumes seem to be in line with ex= pectations.
He'll discuss the third quarter during the noon ET newscast on=  Tuesday.
PG?and the California Natural Gas Producers Association are  co=
Subject: new information

We finally got signed up with a internet service provider.
I have attached a business card with our current pertinent information.
If for some reason the card doesn't work, drop one back and I will just send the info.
Hope all is well with everyone.
Tina and I have a joint email as well.
It is cntspain@swbell.net.
- manintan.vcf
Subject: NEW-  East power phy spd (Associated vs Entergy)

Casey ,  Please review  the following spread product in TEST.
US Pwr Phy Spd   Assoc.
vs Entergy Peak  Jan-Dec02       USD/MWh	(56639)  Enpower TEST 	# 665072.1		EOL#1631957 			#665073.1		EOL#1631958     Location: Location Name (exact as Data Manager): Associated vs Entergy Location long Description:  see attached file Trader Name:  Mike Carson Book Administrator:  Casey Evans Risk book:  LT-SPP  (doesn't matter with spreads)      Thanks,
Subject: hess update

hey all,  i got a message from hess's wife, michelle, and she indicated that he was doing well after surgery.
the doctors removed 95% and he was conscious in icu afterwords.
that's all i know, but i'll keep you updated.
take care and have a merry christmas.
feel free to pass the news on to anyone that you see fit.
see ya...besch
Subject: Williams Energy News Live -- today's video newscast

=09 =09    Dear Michael,  I'm Washington Bureau Chief Peter Cook filling i= n for Jay Rickerts.
In Washington, we'll continue to examine the major en= ergy issues expected to arise during the New Year.
We'll take a look at wh= at Congress will do with comprehensive energy and electricity legislation.
=  Our Washington bureau will also follow the FERC and its push for regional = transmission organizations and wholesale competition.
These are some of t= he issues we'll look at as 2002 begins.
On Wednesday, energy consultant a= nd former Assistant Secretary of Energy during the Clinton Administration R= obert Gee will join us in the Washington bureau.
He'll give us his take on=  the U.S. relationship with OPEC and we'll get his assessment on the start = of retail competition in Texas.
Gee will join us during the noon ET newsca= st on Wednesday.
The big switch is coming to Houston - On Wednesday we'll=  bring you a report on deregulation starting in Texas on January 1.
The Ho= uston bureau will have details on how the power grid reacted to the switch,=  and get an update from retail electricity providers.
Also from Houston= , John S. Herold, Inc. CEO Arthur Smith says upcoming earnings releases may=  hold some unwanted surprises.
He'll join us from Houston on Wednesday to d= iscuss his company's research report and what we can look forward to in 200= 2.
Catch these reports from the Houston bureau on Wednesday.
Closing=  Prices for Monday, Dec. 31, 2001    Crude: $19.84/bbl -$0.57   Unleaded: $= 0.5725/gallon -$0.0157   Heating Oil: $0.5507/gallon -$0.0158   Gas: $2.570= /mmBtu -$0.204   Scheduling Note: We're dark on New Year's Day.
We'll see = you Wednesday at 9:00 a.m.
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Be sure to watch our newscasts every busi= ness day - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
ET, at the top of each hour.
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Subject: Load Mix

Here's the load mix for Southern and TVA, for the region and top 5, in case you haven't gotten that far yet.
Don't understand why TVA (the utility) has no res/com load, but that's what PowerDat had.
Enjoy.
E
Subject: REGIONAL Studies.doc

Your REGION   Geographical Boundary:   Fuel Sources  (Pipelines, Terminals, NG/FO2/FO6 storage, Rivers): ?
Coal:  (conversion factor, supply source) ?
NG:   (pipelines, basis to Henry Hub) ?
FO2/FO6:  (conversion factor, supply source, correlation to CL)   Load Mix: ?
Residential / Commercial ?
Industrial   Stack: ?
Nuke (tot.
mw and % of tot.
stack, marginal load/cost) ?
Coal (same as above) ?
NG (same as above) ?
FO2/FO6 (same as above) ?
Hydro   Historical Outage Cycles: ?
Nuke, Coal, NG, FO2/FO6   Seasonal Interchange: ?
Import (avg.
daily mw and where) ?
Export (same as above)   Top 5 Largest Utilities/Operators: ?
Service Territory (within this region) ?
Stack ?
Load Mix   Top 5 Largest Merchant Generators: ?
Plant Locations/types   Attach historical load and MWDaily price sheet as last page for most actively traded hub in this region
Subject: Regional Research Projects

All,  The unofficial word on the street is that deal closing is slated for Feb 7 and UBSWenergy launch is Feb 11.
Our intention is to launch financial products only for our regions beginning with Summer '02 through Cal '03.
As we are successful in signing up counterparties to reach a critical mass, we'll be adding products that are closer to the front of the curve (less correlated to NG.)
We need to do this to protect ourselves from "ambushes" by single parties when we don't have a critical mass of players that we can lay risk off with.
Please note that, as a result, we may "only" have a couple of more weeks to play with in terms of studying up and refreshing ourselves on the fundamentals in our respective regions.
Therefore, I'd like each of you to fill-in the information listed on the attached document for the region listed by your name.
Feel free to use any resources you need (fundies, etc.)
and have them finished by next Thurs.
(2/7).
Someone please nominate yourself to format each paper in the same manner and have them all put together in one binder nice and pretty.
Have a goodie.
Flet  	ECAR (Cinergy) - Krugh 	MAIN (ComEd) - Ave' 	SERC (TVA) - Jackie 	SERC (SOCO) - Twisty 	SPP (ENT) - New Boy
Subject: Wedding

Mike - It was great to see you again and thanks so much for helping in the wedding.
It was pretty hectic & I wish I could have had more time to spend talking with you.
I hope you had fun and enjoyed it as much we did....pbw
Subject: Invitation to 436th Operations Group Change of Command

Family,  With the recent tragedy, I am unsure when the following invitation will arrive to you via the US Mail.
As many of you know, the US Mail is highly dependent upon our nation's airline system for the normal on-time delivery of cross country mail (normally within 3 to 4 days) which is mailed over approximately 600 miles.
For the time being (and not sure when the prohibition will be lifted) the nation's passenger carrying domestic and international aircraft will not be allowed to fly mail or cargo in the cargo holds.
This measure may go away soon or measures be made for increased x-ray, etc.
However, this may result in delays of mail depending upon how much the trucking and rail industry can "absorb" in the cross country movement.
The following invitations to the upcoming Change of Command were mailed on Tuesday, 12th Oct by the office of the Wing Commander of the 436th Airlift Wing (Dover Air Force Base, DE) who will be "my boss".
I felt it best to send this e-mail just in case the invitation does not arrive for weeks.
I hope you understand.
As I reflect on the weeks ahead of taking command of the flying operations and port operations of this nation's largest military aerial port and strategic airlift wing we are humbled about the talents of the great many men and women of this operations group as they fly our nation's most precious and important cargoes to all faces of this world through times of peace, contingency and if need be war.
Content of the Invitation follows:  Kenny and Jan
Subject: Mid Market/Trader Mtg. w/Regions

Please mark your calendar for the following weekly meeting:  Mid Market/Trader Mtg.
Thursday's room 3125b 3 - 3:30pm  Please let me know if you have schedule conflicts.
Thanks
Subject: Welcome to - Energy News Live

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Our Records indicate that your User Name and Password are as follows:  mcarson vfr45tgb  Please let us know if we can be of further assistance.
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Subject: Back Home --- Wonderful experience

Ken Jan Brandon and Travis,  Thanks for having Susan and I.
It was great.
We are home and wondering why it is still hot here...
??
Thanks again
Subject: More football and bbq

Hey Cat Fans - Saturday was sort of a  disappointment - but life goes on.
I have just heard, unofficially, that  the KSU/A & M game on the 20th WILL BE televised.
I had been concerned  that the way both teams played Saturday that the game might not make it on the  tube.
However, the time of the game has not been determined.
Will  have to let you know later what time to come to the SRO on the  20th.
In the meantime, we have our big  "Sunflowers and Sage" dinner on Sunday night.
If you have your  registration form and have not sent it in yet,  just come and pay at the  door.
We have a good time with our auction and all proceeds go to our  scholarship fund, which helps a needy student.
So, until Sunday -    GO  CATS