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Subject: 8/9/01 mulligans

barkerde@nmenergy.com writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List:    It appears that the NYISO , who has obviously been allotted two HAM mulligans for each reliability period, used them yesterday for the HB 16,17 Zonal HAM results.
Cool!
I particularly admire the part where they just quietly  left them out figuring that  you wouldn't  notice 1300,1400.1500, 1800,1900 .
resent after 1/2 hr delay if you get this twice
Subject: Mulligans for Aug 9

barkerde@nmenergy.com writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List:    It appears that the NYISO , who has obviously been allotted two HAM mulligans for each reliability period, used them yesterday for the HB 16,17 Zonal HAM results.
Cool!
I particularly admire the part where they just quietly  left them out figuring that  you wouldn't  notice 1300,1400.1500, 1800,1900 .
Subject: May & June 2000 1st settlement adjustment invoice banking  instructions

DCongel@nyiso.com writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List:  Market Participants:  In a billing inquiry sent to us concerning the June 2000 adjustments made per the email below, which was sent on 7/10/2000, we noticed an incorrect value was stated for the NYISO clearing account balance prior to adjustment.
That value was $7,831,072.52.
The value should have been $7,262,238.10, and this has caused problems for reconciling your invoices.
Subject: September 2001 Enroll/Drop Deadline

Please be advised that the KeySpan Energy Delivery deadline for September enrollments is Tuesday, August 21, 2001 at 1:30PM (NY time) and the deadline for drops is Thursday,  August 16, 2001 at 1:30PM (NY time).
We strongly recommend that you process your transactions as well in advance of these deadlines as possible.
Key Span will not accept any transaction beyond these dates.
Transactions that are rejected and resubmitted subsequent to the deadline dates will not be accepted.
Your cooperation in complying with this request is greatly appreciated.
Thank You,
Subject: Staff meetings cancelled today

Please make note of the following:  1:30pm CT  - Staff Meeting - CANCELLED  2:30pm CT   - Safety Meeting - CANCELLED.
If you have any questions, please give me a call.
Thank you,
Subject: NYS Reliability Council Executive Committee

jcfleury@nyseg.com writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List:  The Executive Committee of the New York State Reliability Council ("NYSRC") is posting this message to inform all interested parties of the change in starting time for the Open Session of the NYSRC Executive Committee's Meeting No.
28 on Friday, August 17, 2001, to 10:30A.M.
at the Albany Country Club.
Those planning to participate on a "listen-only" basis can call (304) 345-7506, and enter Participant Code 903712, starting at 10:30 A.M.
Participants will be required to place their telephones on mute so as not to prevent other parties from participating.
Subject: Organizational Announcement

It is with regret that I have to announce that Jeff Skilling is leaving Enron.
Today, the Board of Directors accepted his resignation as President and CEO of Enron.
Jeff is resigning for personal reasons and his decision is voluntary.
I regret his decision, but I accept and understand it.
I have worked closely with Jeff for more than 15 years, including 11 here at Enron, and have had few, if any, professional relationships that I value more.
I am pleased to say that he has agreed to enter into a consulting arrangement with the company to advise me and the Board of Directors.
Now it's time to look forward.
With Jeff leaving, the Board has asked me to resume the responsibilities of President and CEO in addition to my role as Chairman of the Board.
I have agreed.
I want to assure you that I have never felt better about the prospects for the company.
All of you know that our stock price has suffered substantially over the last few months.
One of my top priorities will be to restore a significant amount of the stock value we have lost as soon as possible.
Our performance has never been stronger; our business model has never been more robust; our growth has never been more certain; and most importantly, we have never had a better nor deeper pool of talent throughout the company.
We have the finest organization in American business today.
Together, we will make Enron the world's leading company.
On Thursday at 10:00 a.m. Houston time, we will hold an all employee meeting at the Hyatt.
We will broadcast the meeting to our employees around the world where technically available, and I look forward to seeing many of you there.
Subject: 8/13

Larry........Deal 729346, NY trans id 5079112, NY is showing that HE 14 was 78 mw not 100.
I made changes to enpower for deal 729346.
Marci........For PJM the deal is 729345 and enpower is showing 100 mw as well for you.
Could you please check to see what amount PJM is showing for this hour.
Subject: Scheduled Envision System Outage

IMPORTANT MESSAGE!
PLEASE READ THIS MESSAGE!
FILENET SYSTEM OUTAGE  AUGUST 17 - 19, 2001  All users will NOT be able to access the System after close of business on Friday the 17th and we anticipate users having full access on Monday morning August 20th.
The FileNET System is scheduled to be down for maintenance to start upgrade process to IMS 3.5.
This upgrade will be done in several stages, the first stage being the Oracle database.
For this upgrade all batches scanned or imported into queues must be cleared from the FileNET System by Friday, August 17th at noon.
If you have any questions or concerns about this outage, please feel free to call the Help Desk @ 713-853-1555 Option #1
Subject: July 5, 2001 advisory statement

DCongel@nyiso.com writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List:  Market Participants:  On 8/12/2001 at ~1700, the billing date of 7/05/2001 was incorrectly re-run and printed to the web creating a version 6.
This version has been removed from the web, and version 5 has been restored.
We apologize for any confusion this may have caused.
Subject: Real Deals From Travelocity.com

Dear Larry, When was the last time you got a weekly car rental for $110?
Or spent  a night in luxury for $100--in the Bahamas?
Have you ever gotten money
Subject: 705512.1 -  07/24/01

Larry:   HE 13 EDT - Original deal made for 50 MW @ $82.20 - Hourly P&L notes deal was cut at 12:15 and therefore only 13 MW flowed as confirmed by PJM data - Tag review indicates flow started at 12:15 and ended at HE 13  (38 MW flow) - Settlements is requesting this be revised back to 50MW @ $60/MW - I need input from you regarding this deal to determine the action required.
Please provide any helpful info you have as soon as possible.
HE 10 EDT - Just an FYI that the purchase price was changed to $41/MW from $42 at the request of Exelon to our Settlements group.
I went ahead and changed it due to the low value and because it is in our favor.
If you disagree with this or have any questions, please let me know.
Thanks,
Subject: ICAPWG Aug 21 MTG CANCELLED

"Robb, Kathy" <KRobb@hunton.com> writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List:  Howard Fromer, chair of the ICAP Working Group, has asked that we cancel the ICAP Working Group meeting scheduled for next Tuesday, August 21, because it conflicts with the RTO mediation, which he and others involved in the ICAP Working Group are attending.
In addition, the Tuesday, September 11 meeting is cancelled and will be rescheduled for some time in September that does not conflict with the RTO effort.
If you have any questions, please contact John Charlton at the NYISO, Howard Fromer, or me.
Many thanks.
Subject: Account Service Notice: Call Writing Available at Datek

Dear Larry Campbell: Datek is now offering call writing1 to qualified and approved  option-trading customers.
Materials developed by the Chicago Board  Options Exchange discuss the risks associated with call writing .2 In addition to call writing, Datek plans to offer writing puts,  spreads and straddles to qualified, approved customers in the months  ahead.2 Click here  for more information on option trading at Datek.
Please remember that trading options is not appropriate for all  investors.
Click here  to access Characteristics and Risks of  Standardized Options.
Sincerely,
Subject: results of the football pool

Hello everyone,   	Not as many upsets this past weekend in the college and pro games.
Among the games that were commonly missed were, in the college games, Auburn/Georgia and Iowa/Northwestern; in the pros, Green Bay/Chicago, Miami/Indianapolis, and Oakland/Seattle.
Going into tonight's game, we have 4 people still alive for the money.
Larry Campbell, Dave Ryan, Kayne Coulter and Joe Quenet, all who missed 4 games.
Dave, Kayne and Joe picked Baltimore and Larry picked Tennessee.
Therefore, if Tennessee wins, then Larry will win outright.
If Baltimore wins tonight, then it will come down to total points scored.
Dave picked 24 points, Kayne has 29 and Joe had 56.
Dave will win with Baltimore and 26 or less points, Kayne will win with Baltimore and between 27 and 42 points, and Joe will win with Baltimore and 43 or more points.
We only had 22 entries this weekend, therefore the prize will be $66.
This coming week's games will be handed out tomorrow and due Thursday afternoon, since I will be off this Friday.
Here are the results from the games with the amount of games each person missed.
Andy   Larry Campbell		4 Dave Ryan		4 Kayne Coulter		4 Joe Quenet		4 Paul Broderick		5 Joe Brewer		5 Joe Step		6 Robert Vargas		6 Andy Pace		6 Jacob Shupe		6 Rick Broussard		7 Clayton Vernon		7 Bryce Schneider	7 Gerald Gilbert		7 Dean Laurent		7 Carter Ellis		7 Daniel Jenkins		7 Diana Allen		7 Mauricio Trujo		8 Michele Wilks		8 Rudy Acevedo		9 Ashish Mahajan		12
Subject: emissions levels for the auxillary units 1-4

Byron as per the Red Rock expansion conference call today presented below are  the emissions estimates for the auxillary engines at sta.
1-4.
Understand  these are not actual emissions, but are emissions based upon potential to  emit.
When these units were permitted actual testing data was not required,  so each unit was permitted based upon an accpeted emissions limit from an EPA  approved document.
This has worked out in our favor as the emisisons numbers  presented in the EPA document were high, therefore, this will allow us to net  more emissions, if needed.
Emissions are presented for a single engine only  in tons per year, even though there are two auxillary units at each facility  except Sta.
1 where they only have one auxillary unit.
Sta.
1 1- Waukesha 350 Hp LRZ   NOx 30.48   CO 121.94   VOC 1.31  Sta.
2  2- Waukeshas 350 Hp LRZ    NOx 30.48    CO 121.94   VOC 1.31  Sta.
3 2-366 Hp PSVG Ingersol Rands   NOx 35.35   CO 30.40   VOC .04  Sta.
4  2-450 Hp Waukeshas F3520 GU   NOx 43.46   CO 37.38   VOC .05
Subject: F&W Issue on the Navajo Lands

I spoke to John Nystedt, the contact person for the Navajo Nation F&W service  concerning the need to do endangered plants and animal  surveys at the two  C/S on reservation lands.
I had sent to him the USGS quad sheets of the C/S  sites for review.
Today he stated that he didnt think surveys would be  needed at either location due to the fact that there had been historic  disturbance at each location and that there was no sensitive habitiats in or  near the C/S sites which would warrant surveys.
However, because of the  issue of tribal lands, he was going to discuss this issue with the Navajo  Nation director and verify his opinion and he would let Transwestern know on  Monday of next week as to what the Tribes final decision would be, but he was  almost sure that the Trib would recommend no surveys.
John has faxed to me the list of approved botonists and boilogists which are  approved to do work on the reservation.
I have contacted a number of  individuals on the list and they are prepared to do the boilogical surveys  next week  in the unlikely event a survey is required.
Subject: Additional Noters on SoCals Meeting with Southwest Gas over PCBs

I spoke with Ralph Komai, PCB person with SoCal, concerning the SWG meeting  about PBCs on the SWG system.
As mentioned in the last note, SWG has  discovered PCBs and has been sampling to determine extent and movement into  their system.
SWG receives gas from SoCal and PGE at two separate and  independent interconnects.
Liquids have been collected at the two  interconnects from SoCal at concentrations of <500 and <100 ppm,  respectively.
They have taken approx.
100 wipe samples and have had "hits"  but nothing over 100 ug per wipe.
In the meeting, SWG has expressed aggressive interest to SoCal about the  installation of filter separators at the SoCal/SWG interconnects.
They felt  that the installation of separators would greatly benefit the reduction of  PCBs into their system.
Becasue of this, Ralph stated that SWG would be  sending him a proposal for the installation of separators at the two  interconnect locations.
I gave Ralph Earl Chanleys phone number as he was  involved in the separator construction project last summer with PG&E.
Subject: latest on the Az Mainline Expansion

John, Bill this is the latest on the environmental issues for the turbines in  Arizona.
The arch surveys at stations 3 and 4 on the Navajo reservation have  been completed and nothing reportable was found or identified.
Each  contractor is now preparing their reports and hopefully, will have them  submitted to their mgt.
for review in a couple of days and then issued to  TW.
The Forest Service has given us permission to do the arch survey for station  2 on Monday.
The arch survey for station 1 is scheduled for Tuesday.
Preliminary quotes for the surveys are $4-5000.00 for both sites.
The  original word from them was 7-10 prior to giving approval.
This was  definatley a plus.
Still no word on where the turbine buildings are to be located and what  turbine equipment is to be installed at each facility.
GE or Rolls Royce.
Additionally, confirmed decisions have not been made as to what auxillary  power will be installed at each location (wind, natural gas, diesel).
Subject: Station 1 Archeology Discovery

I received a call from the consultant who performed the archeology survey at  stations 1 and 2.
Based upon the plot plan provided by construction, the  archeology discovery at station 1 does not occur within the area of proposed  impact, even though  part of the discovery is within the facility fence.
The  report  recommendation to the SHPO by the archeologist will be that during  construction activities in this area, an archeologist be onsite to monitor  and ensure that the site is not impacted.
They will also recommend that we  fence the discovery area within our facility to ensure that future pipeline  activities will not disrupt the site.
I have asked that two reports be prepared for each site.
One report for each  station covering the construction areas and the other reports to include the  entire 40 acres at each compressor station.
All four reports will be  submitted to Bret Fritch in Omaha on Monday, the 26th of March.
Subject: Weekly Activity Report

Presented Title V training to the Flagstaff Team.
The training included  responsibilities, recordkeeping and semi annual reporting requirements.
A meeting was held with representatives of Transwestern and PG&E to discuss  activities related to removing PCB's from the Topock Lateral.
Sampling data  was reviewed and discussions were held addressing past cleaning efforts.
PG&E has stated by letter and verbally that natural gas volumes will be  decreased weekly until PCB concentrations fall below 5 ppm.
Transwestern  will be implementing a pipeline cleaning of the remaining 1850 of pipe  between our M/S and the PG&E C/S.
Included in this cleaning will be  decontamination of the additional filter separators and meter runs.
Assisted in the compilation and data gathering of the Title V compliance  monitoring and annual certification reports for C/S No.
5, Thoreau.
The annual blanket request for the Arizona SHPO was submtted for renewal.
Notification letters were submitted to the state of New Mexico notifiying the  agency of like for like replacements of recipricating engines at the AToka  No.
1 C/S.
Additional notifications were submitted to the agency apprising  them of engine removal activities at C/S's No.
5 and 9 which would impact  emissions fees.
Subject: status letter, PCB contamination, Laguna C/S

Guys, look at the attached draft of a letter I plan on sending to the Laguna  pueblo regarding Transwestern efforts to date of finding new technologies to  address and remove PCB contamination from the groundwater at the facility.
You may remember, we had a meeting in January to hear the Laguna's concerns  that Transwestern was not moving fast enough to clean up the site.
This  letter addresses our attempts to find a solution to the PCB problem, and that  remediation technologies are not presently available to operate effectively  at the site given the sites unique characterisstics.
Id like to send this  out on Friday or Monday.
Subject: Hendrick/Wink Tank Farm

Kermit Team, I received a letter from the TNRCC concerning emissions fees  that have not been paid for a facility called the "Hendrick/Wink Tank Farm".
The letter was addressed to a Mr. Paul Newman of EOTT.
The letter stated  that we may owe emissions fees for the facility.
My question is, do you have  such a facility in your team area, and what does it comprise?
ie..number and  size of tanks, throughput in 2000.
The TNRCC letter was dated March 28, 2001  and we are required  to provide information to them within 30 days.
I just  received the letter today.
HELP!!
I need something from you by this  afternoon or tomorrow at the latest.
Subject: Hendrick Wink Tank Farm

Alison, have you found out anything about the above referenced?
The deadline  for submitting the FY 2001 emissions fee is April 30.
The TNRCC can levee a  fine on the facility if we dont provide them with some informaiton pretty  fast.
Your assistance in this will be appreciated.
Subject: Innappropriate E Mail Materials Received

I am sending this notification to your department to seek a solution of  halting and stopping inappropriate e mail materials which I am receiving.
I  have been requested by Louis Soldano, Enron attorney for the Gas Pipeline  Group, to apprise you of this situation.
The content of materials received,  I consider offensive, and am sure it would also be considered objectionable  and innappropriate by the standards of Enron Corporation.
Please be  advised, that many times it is  difficult to screen this material based upon  the headings and titles that accompany the contents.
Consequently,  innappropriate materials such as this are opened.
I have accidently opened  two such e mails by mistake and have received the "Enron warning"  that my  name and mailbox will be or may be audited in the future and that my name has  been placed in a file.
Because of this, I am extremely uncomfortable about  future accidents occuring and more importantly, about the increased frequency  and accessability of my e mail box to trash and questionable materials.
I would appreciate your immediate attention in this matter.
Thank you very  much.
Subject: Environmental findings, Koch South Texas Records Review

Randy, this is a short summary of the environmental findings that were  identified during the records review conducted at the Corpus Christi Koch  facility offices on May 1st and 2nd of this year.
All environmental records which were available in the file data room at the  Koch office  were reviewed.
Assumptions were made that the environmental  records were complete for all assets included in the sale.
Primary emphasis  was placed on those environmental issues which are normally associated with a  sale or purchase of assets dealing with distribution and transmission of  crude oil.
In particular, pipeline and tank farms were the most critical  assets which were reviewed.
Based upon the data review, the Koch assets were in compliance with the  following:    Air permitting, permit by rule, standard expemtions, recordkeeping and fee  payments were documented     NSPS recordkeeping and inspections for VOC control on large crude oil tanks  were documented     Oil Pollution Act-OPA 90 plans had been prepared and were up to date    SARA compliance and reporting had been completed    SPCC plans had been prepared for each site which qualified under 40 CFR 112    Spill reporting history and notifications to the state agency were  available for review     There are ongoing groundwater and soil remediation activities at one site  included in the asset for sale      (permits for the remediation activity is in place)    Hazardous waste notifications, annual reportings and fee payments were  documented  Based upon the above review, there were no issues which could be identified  which would be condsidered a major environmental limitation or would be a  considered a major environmental  liability.
This statement is again based  upon the assumption that all environmental information was present in the  data room for the assets in question.
It should also be stated that this  analysis of Koch's environmental compliance is based upon the fact that Koch  has not held back or provided false or misleading information or knowledge  during their presentation or informaiton contained in the facility files.
Pending further development and interest of this potential purchase, a  recommendation is made to conduct a phase I due diligence and site visit to  each location to verify findings from the records review.
Also, due to the  past history of Koch's operating practices, it is recommended that contract  conditions be implicitly stated that EOTT will not be held liable for  discoveries of past deficiencies or releases of contamination which have  occurred on any of the Koch assets purchased.
Subject: Weekly Report, Roswell Area

On behalf of EOTT, an environmental records review was completed for a block  of Koch crude oil pipeline assets located in south Texas.
There were no  issues or environmental deficiencies identified during the review.
A due  diligence was recommended to verify confirmation of the housekeeping   activities presented in the records review.
The air permit modification for the La Plata C/S was received from the state  of Colorado.
This modification allows for additional emissions and fuel use  as a result of  a change in gas quality supplies in the San Juan basin.
Subject: Koch South Texas pipeline data room questions and answers

Randy, based upon the records review, this is the only issue that may be a= =20 problem.
If a tank has been moved to another location, it would trigger=20 requirements which were enacted on the date of the relocation.
For instanc= e,=20 if a tank constructed prior to 1973 was moved in 1978, there would be=20 emissions control requirements placed on the tank as required by the 1978= =20 tank regulations.
If the tank had remained at its original location, it=20 would be grandfathered with respect to emissions.
However, because the tan= k=20 was relocated, it is looked upon as being a tank constructed in 1978 and=20 subject to the 1978 regulations and is no longer grandfathered.
I was not given this information during the records review, so I dont know = if=20 any of the tanks apply.
If any of the tanks fit into the above scenerio,= =20 EOTT or Koch will be  looking at some major $$$$$ to bring any subject tank= =20 into compliance.
Generally speaking, the regualtions and costs to comply= =20 increase as a function of date.
=20   1.
Q.
Of the tanks listed on the spreadsheet, have any of the tanks been=20 relocated from its original construction locations?
List the tank, date=20 moved and   location moved to.
A.  Benevides Station Tank 6125 and Mirando Station Tank 28591 were relocat= ed=20 to those stations.
Three Rivers Tanks 28508 and 28100 were   relocated and= =20 re-erected at that station.
Duval Station Tank 28052 and Mirando Station= =20 28045 were relocated and re-erected at those stations prior  to Koch=01,s= =20 acquisition of those assets.