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Subject: Calif Lodi Storage Project Won't Start Up Now Until December 1

Second CA Merchant Storage Field Pushes Back Opening  California's second merchant underground natural gas storage project near Sacramento began injecting supplies this month, but its commercial start-up date has been pushed back to Dec. 1, according to the California operations manager for Houston-based Western Hub Properties LLC, the developer.
Although it is not fully subscribed more than half the capacity is under contract, according to Jim Fossum, the in-state manager for Western Hub, which was purchased last summer by a partnership of Aquila Inc and ArcLight Energy Partners Fund in a $220 million deal that is still several months away from approval from the California Public Utilities Commission.
The Lodi Storage Project near the town of Lodi, CA, about 35 miles south of the state capital, will have "high-performance, quick-cycle-capabilities" in a project that stores 12 Bcf of natural gas with a 500 MMcf/d withdrawal rate and 400 MMcf/d injection rate.
Fossum said Western Hub also is pursuing a second merchant storage project in the southern half of the state around Bakersfield in the Wheeler Ridge area close to the nexus of all the major interstate natural gas pipeline coming into California.
That project, he said, is not included in the Aquila partnership purchase at this time, and will be developed initial by a still-to-be-named company using some of the same personnel that developed Lodi.
The same group also has a potential storage site identified in Texas, near San Antonio.
Subject: October Propane - 8500 MT via Nelly Maersk or sub

We hereby confirm our sale of Propane to ProCaribe as follows:  Seller:		Enron Liquid Fuels, Inc.
Buyer:		ProCaribe Product/Quality:	Fully Refrigerated HD-5 Propane Quantity:	8500 MT +/- 5 percent, Seller's option Price:		Mean average MB OPIS NTET Propane for 3 days around B/L plus 7 cpg Load Laycan:	22-24 October, 2001 Vessel:		Nelly Maersk or sub Terms:		CIF Tallaboa Laytime:	66 hrs Total - Including load and discharge ports Inspection:	50/50 Seller/Buyer at loadport  Full contract confirmation to follow.
Best regards,
Subject: October Supply

PDVSA have come in with the following FOB indication.
This does mean, however, that we must find our own vessel.
I had a conversation with PDVSA regarding the FOB price which they are not inclined to lower at this moment.
The FOB price isn't that bad considering alternative sources.
quote  SUZANNE, WE HEREBY CONFIRM AVAILABILITY OF 8,500 MT OF HD5 EX-JOSE OCTOBER 22 - 24, 2001.
AT THIS TIME WE DO NOT HAVE TONNAGE TO EXECUTE THE TRANSPORTATION.
RESULTING TRANSACTION WOULD BE ON FOB BASIS.
PRICE: MEAN MTB NTET C3 + 3 CPG.
BL +/- 1 DAY.
OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS AS PER LAST.
GRATEFUL YOUR COMMENTS.
GONZALO PARIS  unquote  There are not a lot of vessels out there at the moment.
Geogas' vessel cannot make it until November.
Maersk has a vessel and is willing to do the voyage on our dates for $.04 per gallon.
The laytime is the only problem as they will only give us 66 hours (they started at $26/mt and 60 hrs).
PDVSA should take no more than 24 hrs, which leaves 42 for discharge at ProCaribe.
We have the vessel on subs until 9:00 am Houston time tomorrow.
Please advise your comments.
Best regards,
Subject: Ammonia Industry Plant Update

Note:   Update on ammonia plant operations.
Check out the economics in the last paragrph.
LB Ammonia Industry Finally Approaches Full Production  Plummeting gas prices have prompted a large number of idled ammonia producers to restart operations this month, after lengthy downtime due to last winter's record gas price increases.
Houston-based Industrialinfo.com, which tracks manufacturing, said most of the Gulf Coast and Midcontinent plants are at partial or full capacity.
An ammonia industry expert at Duke Energy said there has been a 20% increase in ammonia production (222,000 tons of ammonia) since August, representing about 7.6 Bcf of gas demand (34 MMBtu per ton of ammonia).
There was a doubling of ammonia productive capacity in Louisiana alone.
"We think just about every plant in the U.S. is back on or in the process of coming back up right now," he said.
"Obviously they are not going to be running full out, but every plant is coming back up."
A year ago, ammonia producers were rocked by soaring natural gas prices, which reached $10/MMBtu, up from a historical average of $2.
Combined with product overcapacity, the rising costs caused a wave of plant shutdowns across the country.
Louisiana was particularly hard hit, with five out of eight ammonia plants idled during the summer.
Arkansas, Georgia and Texas were among other ammonia producing states affected.
The recent decline in gas prices and inventory, however, has sparked some ammonia producers into ramping up production.
Triad Nitrogen and PCS Nitrogen both resumed full production in September at their respective plants in Donaldsonville and Geismar, LA, Industrial Information reported.
Terra Industries restarted a Verdigris, OK, plant after an extended shutdown and is expected to bring its Blytheville, AK, plant online sometime this month.
Koch Industries and IMC Agrico, with plants in Sterlington, Donaldsonville, Convent and Uncle Sam, LA, are now operating at partial capacity.
Other ammonia manufacturers are waiting to see if natural gas prices remain stable before resuming production.
DuPont in Beaumont, TX, Borden Chemical in Geismar, LA, and PCS in Augusta, GA, remain idled.
"It looks as if these guys are going to make money running their plants all winter," the Duke Energy ammonia industry expert said.
"They are making less and less money as gas prices rise and ammonia prices fall.
I see them at the closest to break-even by February where gas is averaging about $2.85.
"Last year the domestic producer margin was only about $3/ton," he said.
"They pretty much broke even in terms of gas costs on average.
This year they are probably going to make $20-25/ton of production.
At $2.80/MMBtu for gas and 34 MMBtu of gas per ton of production, plus $25/ton of additional costs, it will cost them about $120/ton for ammonia production.
In New Orleans they will probably cover that for most of the season."
Subject: ETA NOTICE.

Dear Sir's.
Confirm vessel's ETA Calhat 13th.
May 0900 lt.  Brgds Oe.
Hansen Master  E-mail: master.gall@hoegh.no Teleph: Inmarsat tel.no.+874 330853910 Fax   : Inmarsat fax no.+874 330853913 Telex : Inmarsat B telex no.+584 330853915 Telex : Inmarsat C telex no.+584 430853910 (24hrs.watch)
Subject: Updating Kim

Please be informed, Kim has scheduled an update meeting on tomorrow, Tuesday, October 9, 1:30 - 2:30p in EB-1336.
Please mark your calendars accordingly.
adr
Subject: October Propane ex PDVSA

Per conversations with PDVSA (Gonzalo Paris) on Friday and again this morning, PDVSA cannot confirm the availability of an October cargo until this afternoon.
And while I am relatively certain we can get this cargo from PDVSA, I have asked Bo to look around and see what is available from other sources just in case PDVSA is unable to supply.
I am expecting to hear from them no later than 2:00 pm Houston time and will keep you advised.
Best regards,
Subject: FYI - El Paso Outages Notes

Effective today, Northern Border is lifting a firm-only restriction on its 42-inch Monchy/Port of Morgan to Ventura segment.
The constraint had been implemented Wednesday due to compressor station outages upstream of Ventura.
El Paso Field Services has scheduled its annual maintenance shutdown of the Waha Plant for Oct. 7-12.
Fourteen gathering systems will be shut in.
Capacity of the San Juan Crossover will remain restricted to 570 MMcf/d until repairs are completed on an air leak in the Lincoln Station's turbine, El Paso said.
Subject: California Capacity Report for Week of 10/1-10/5

Transwestern's average deliveries to California were 1071 MMBtu/d (98%), with San Juan lateral throughput at 867 MMBtu/d.
Total East deliveries averaged 339 MMBtu/d.
El Paso's average deliveries to California were 2178 MMBtu/d (76%): - PG&ETop, capacity of 1140 MMBtu/d, deliveries of 726 MMBtu/d (64%) - SoCalEhr, capacity 1216 MMBtu/d, deliveries of 1039 MMBtu/d (85%) - SoCalTop, capacity 528 MMBtu/d, deliveries of 413 MMBtu/d (78%)  Friday's posted Gas Daily prices: 	SoCal gas, large pkgs	  2.125 (+.33) 	PG&E, large pkgs	  2.03 (+.335) 	TW San Juan		  n/a   	TW Permian		  1.97 (+.335)  Enron Online bases: 		Nov-Mar		Apr-Oct Perm-CA	.16 (-.025)	    	.20 (-.04) SJ - CA	.24 (-.03)  	       	.43 (-.055) SJ-Waha	.11 (-.01)	       	.27 (-.01)	 Perm-Waha	.03 (-.005)                 	.04 (-.005)
Subject: United Way Young Leaders

As an Enron employee who is a member of the United Way Young Leaders, please join other young leaders throughout Houston for a celebration on October 10.
The attached invitation provides all the details.
With Enron having the second largest campaign in Houston raising a total of $6 million dollars with the corporate match, it would be great if we could have Enron represented in a big way.
The RSVP deadline has been extended to Monday, October 8, so if you pland to attend, please send a response to youngleaders@uwtgc.org or call 713/685-2306.
Thank you and we look forward to seeing you there.
Subject: Freight Rates - West Africa - Med / Caribs

Paul, in comparing freight rates for Med vs Caribs and Caribs vs Caribs (cargo size), I do see Bo's point.
For smaller lot sizes (8,600 - 11,800 MT), the rates are abt.
: 	$50 - $60 W. Africa to Med and   	$60 - $80 W. Africa to Caribs  however,  the larger cargoes (20,000 - 30,000 MT) curently moving are as follows: 	$30 - $40 W. Africa to Med and 	$40 - $60 W. Africa to Caribs  So, in comparison to the Med, the additional freight incurred on moving a 8,600 MT cargo to  Puerto Rico vs a 20,000 MT cargo to the Med is $40.00, or for an 11,800 MT cargo $20.00.
Granted, these are not negotiated numbers, so they could be slightly better.
Let me know your thoughts.
Just keep in mind that PDVSA is there to supply an October cargo at +7.
I would hesitate to purchase from an alternative source lest they back off on other negotiations.
Best regards,
Subject: Daily pos. report.

POSREP HOEGH GALLEON, DATE: May 2nd.
1200lt.
A) Position at noon        : N 36 13  W 003 15 B) Dist.
from last noon    : 96 n. miles (6 hrs.
only) C) Dist.
to go to next port: 4289 n. miles D) Eta next port           : Port Said 6th.
1600lt.
E) 1:Average sea/weather   : Wind: W 5 Sea: W 4    2:Average speed         : 16,00 knots / average RPM 70,6    3:B.O.G.
consumed       : Nil    4:F.O.
consumed         : 37    5:G.O.
consumed         : Nil  Pls.
note that different in remaining dist.
from pos.
report 30th.
April and today's report be due to sailed distance after voyage interrupted and until voyage continued.
(37,5 n. miles)   Brgds Oe.
Hansen Master  E-mail: master.gall@hoegh.no Teleph: Inmarsat tel.no.+874 330853910 Fax   : Inmarsat fax no.+874 330853913 Telex : Inmarsat B telex no.+584 330853915 Telex : Inmarsat C telex no.+584 430853910 (24hrs.watch)
Subject: Caminus Zai*net Risk Management Training

When: Thursday, October 11, 2001 11:30 AM-5:00 PM (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada).
Where: EB 564  *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*  Caminus Zai*net Risk Management Training  Non-commercial (optional attendees) may not have hands-on oppurtunity, depending on number of participants.
However, it may still provide you with a better understanding of the system and the risks being mitigated.
Subject: DEPARTURE MSG.

Dear Sir's  Vessel sailed from Algeciras 2nd.
0600lt (0400utc) Eta Port Said 6th.
1600hrs.
lt.
Statement of fact - Algeciras.
30th.
Apr.
0542lt: Voyage interrupted.
ROB Fo 2893mt.
Go 153mt.
0730lt: Drop anchor OPL Algeciras.
0750lt: Well anchored, FWE.
0858lt: Bunkerbarge "V.B.Veronica" alongside.
0954lt: Bunkerbarge, all fast.
1036lt: Bunkerhose connected.
1130lt: Commence bunkering HFO.
1806lt: Compl.
bunkering, rec.
2300mt.
1835lt: Bunker hose off.
1930lt: Bunkerbarge off.
02nd.
May  0420lt: Engine tested.
0423lt: Commence heaving on anchor.
0435lt: Anchor aweight.
0600lt: Cont.
sea voyage.
ROB Fo 5173mt.
Go 128mt.
Brgds Oe.
Hansen Master  E-mail: master.gall@hoegh.no Teleph: Inmarsat tel.no.+874 330853910 Fax   : Inmarsat fax no.+874 330853913 Telex : Inmarsat B telex no.+584 330853915 Telex : Inmarsat C telex no.+584 430853910 (24hrs.watch)
Subject: October 1st Contract Status (as of September 28th @ 5 pm  - FINAL)

NOTE:  Reliant (Req# 42129/K# 108354) is a NEGOTIATED RATE agreement...
PROCESSING  TW/26819=09Reliant=0910/1/01 only=09=0910,000/d=09RP to Cen/Pan/Ward=09=09V= OID- No Capacity?
?41983/=09=09Anadarko=093/1/02-2/28/03=0919,375/d=09Variou= s RP's to MidCon =09Capacity Hold?
?42192/108378  Aquila =0911/01-3/02=09=09= 20,000/d=09NNG Oasis Waha to Demarc=09Routing 9/28??TENDERED?
?TW/24198=09Ri= chardson=0910/1-10/31/01=09=0935,714/d=09DP add Chaves=09=09EXECUTED  TW/25071=09BP Energy=0910/1/01 - term=0990,000/d=09RP to Bloomfld & La Plat= a=09EXECUTED?
?TW/25374=09Oneok=09=0910/1-10/31/01=09=0913,000/d=09Panhandle=  to NNG Beaver=09EXECUTED?
?TW/26758=09Duke Energy=0910/1/01 - term=0940,000= /d=09RP W Tex/Cen Pool/Panhdle=09EXECUTED  TW/26819=09Reliant=0910/1/01 - term=0910,000/d=09RP to Cen Pool & Panhdle= =09EXECUTED?
?TW/27340=09Oneok=09=0910/1/01 - term=0920,000/d=09RP Volumes= =09=09=09EXECUTED  TW/27340=09Oneok=09=0910/01-10/31/01=0920,000/d=09RP to W Tex & Cen Pool=09= EXECUTED?
?TW/27342=09Sempra=09=091/02-12/02=09=0930,000/d=09Ignacio to Blan= co=09=09EXECUTED?
?TW/27420=09WTG Gas Mtkg=0910/01-11/30/01=091,480/d=09Panh= andle to WTG Winkler=09EXECUTED?
?TW/27496=09Reliant=0910/01-10/31/01=0930,0= 00/d  =09S Juan to Bloomfld=09=09EXECUTED?
?TW/27708=09Duke=09=0910/01-10/31= /01=0910,000/d=09Bloomfld to Topock-LFT=09EXECUTED?
?TW/27714=09PPL Energy= =0910/01-10/31/01=0920,000/d=09Griffith to Topock=09=09EXECUTED?-----------=
Subject: Oustanding Stationary Orders

The purpose of this email is to remind you of your stationary orders from last week.
We have yet to receive approval for part or all of your respective orders.
Please approve and fax your proofs back to 713-646-2507 so we may expedite your order.
If you need a proof, please reply to this message with a valid fax number.
Thank you for your time.
Mark
Subject: California Capacity Report for Week of 9/17-9/21

Transwestern's average deliveries to California were 917 MMBtu/d (84%), with San Juan lateral throughput at 854 MMBtu/d.
Total East deliveries averaged 485 MMBtu/d.
El Paso's average deliveries to California were 2020 MMBtu/d (69%): - PG&ETop, capacity of 1140 MMBtu/d, deliveries of 627 MMBtu/d (55%) - SoCalEhr, capacity 1250 MMBtu/d, deliveries of 939 MMBtu/d (75%) - SoCalTop, capacity 541 MMBtu/d, deliveries of 454 MMBtu/d (84%)  Friday's posted Gas Daily prices: 	SoCal gas, large pkgs	  1.795 (-.145) 	PG&E, large pkgs	  1.695 (-.31) 	TW San Juan		  1.37 (-.145)  	TW Permian		  1.635 (-.22)  Enron Online bases: 		Nov-Mar		Apr-Oct Perm-CA	.185 (+.015)	    	.24 (-.02) SJ - CA	.27 (+.01)  	       	.485 (-.055) SJ-Waha	.12 (+.01)	       	.28 (+.01)	 Perm-Waha	.035 (+.015)                 	.035 (+.005)
Subject: On Call Schedule

I have updated the TW on call schedule to include Mark and Paul.
Please let me know if anyone has a conflict.
(I left the holiday weekends as they were.)
Lorraine
Subject: An Original Poem

Friend:  A touching original poem below.
Also I ask you to visit the website "www.marvelicious.com/911.html" for some heart-rendering music, poems & comments and pictures.
God bless.
Best regards from Tushar Dhruv ext.
3-5336.
REPUBLICAN DEMOCRAT WHITE BLACK LATINO ASIAN MAN WOMAN OLD YOUNG BAPTIST CHRISTIAN JEW MUSLIM WE, THE PEOPLE   (Courtesy of GenieRich) ~~Two Thousand One, Nine Eleven~~  Two thousand one, nine eleven Five thousand plus arrive in heaven As they pass through the gate, Thousands more appear in wait  A bearded man with stovepipe hat Steps forward saying, "Lets sit, lets chat"  They settle down in seats of clouds A man named Martin shouts out proud "I have a dream!"
and once he did The Newcomer said, "Your dream still lives."
Groups of soldiers in blue and gray Others in khaki, and green then say "We're from Bull Run, Yorktown, the Maine" The Newcomer said, "You died not in vain."
From a man on sticks one could hear "The only thing we have to fear.
The Newcomer said, "We know the rest, trust us sir, we've passed that test."
"Courage doesn't hide in caves You can't bury freedom, in a grave," The Newcomers had heard this voice before A distinct Yankees twang from Hyannisport shores  A silence fell within the mist Somehow the Newcomer knew that this Meant time had come for her to say What was in the hearts of the five thousand plus that day  "Back on Earth, we wrote reports, Watched our children play in sports Worked our gardens, sang our songs Went to church and clipped coupons  We smiled, we laughed, we cried, we fought Unlike you, great we're not"  The tall man in the stovepipe hat Stood and said, "don't talk like that!
Look at your country, look and see You died for freedom, just like me"  Then, before them all appeared a scene Of rubbled streets and twisted beams Death, destruction, smoke and dust And people working just 'cause they must  Hauling ash, lifting stones, Knee deep in hell But not alone  "Look!
Blackman, Whiteman, Brownman, Yellowman Side by side helping their fellow man!"
So said Martin, as he watched the scene "Even from nightmares, can be born a dream."
Down below three firemen raised The colors high into ashen haze The soldiers above had seen it before On Iwo Jima back in '44  The man on sticks studied everything closely Then shared his perceptions on what he saw mostly "I see pain, I see tears, I see sorrow - but I don't see fear."
"You left behind husbands and wives Daughters and sons and so many lives are suffering now because of this wrong But look very closely.
You're not really gone.
All of those people, even those who've never met you All of their lives, they'll never forget you Don't you see what has happened?
Don't you see what you've done?
You've brought them together, together as one.
With that the man in the stovepipe hat said "Take my hand," and from there he led five thousand plus heroes, Newcomers to heaven On this day, two thousand one, nine one eleven  AN ORIGINAL POEM AUTHOR UNKNOWN
Subject: Phone Request

Juantongia, per our conversation on this morning, you were unable to move Paul Y'Barbo's old extension over from the 3AC to the Enron building.
Because of this, we request you delete the old extension (x55855).
Paul will keep the new extension (x54173).
Thanks in advance for your patience and assistance.
Paul will leave a voicemail on the old extension (55855) informing callers of his new extension.
We are aware that this recording will remain for one month and will be deleted afterwards.
adr
Subject: MarketBrowser Newsletter for Brown Users

Welcome to the Newsletter for Users of the Brown Edition of MarketBrowser!
The Brown Edition of MarketBrowser has been designed to be the perfect companion to Brown & Co., enabling you to research and monitor stocks and funds with unprecedented ease and convenience.
In our effort to help you make the most out of your Brown MarketBrowser we will be offering useful tips and techniques in our newsletters.
In this first issue:   Window management One-Click Access MarketBar View
Subject: TW imbal summaries

A couple of fyi items:  SoCal's balance was 151,133 mmbtus at 8/31/01.
Their balance is 300,521 mmbtus at 9/23/01.
We have received 33,130 mmbtus in payback from Williams through the 23rd which has decreased their balance to 242,260 mmbtus.
PG&E Topock's balance is 69,727 mmbtus due TW as of 9/23/01.
The index has decrease by about eighty cents during September which will cause a loss on volumetric oba's.
Subject: Future Fuel Sales to EcoElectrica by Enron

Greg,   Attached is the language that Dan Masters, Gene Massey, and I have come up with that could be included in the SPA that you are currently negotiating.
All of the details would be hammered out in the proposed fuel supply contracts mentioned in the attached document.
Those LNG and LPG supply contracts will be lengthy documents.
I would expect them to be 30 to 60 pages in length.
Subject: Vapor return on unloading at Eco

For those of you that do not know, Eco should have been receiving credit for volumes of vapor returned to Cabot's vessels during unloading.
I have recalculated the sheet sent earlier using the formula that CMS uses at its LNG unloading facility in Lake Charles.
This yields a slightly better result than we had.
I have also put in the correct dollar figures, as the prior sheet used the 2001 standard commodity charge only as opposed to the 2000 commodity charge and the Winter Cargo charge for the corresponding shipments.
I plan on calling Cabot today to start the process of getting a credit for the return vapors on these shipments.
Cabot will probably resist giving us the credit until we straighten out the sampling process at Eco, as they will be wanting credit for the proper amounts unloaded (we have been using load quality analysis for custody transfer due to problems with Eco's sampling system).
I will work with Cabot to get the credit as soon as possible.
After we get them to agree to the formula to use, we will give it to the independent inspector so that they can calculate it on future cargoes.
Dan
Subject: eHRonline profile

PRC TIME IS HERE!!
There has been a very significant and positive change in the PRC Process!
Your employee profile will now be viewed during PRC Meetings where you are represented.
Therefore, it is very important that you update your information in the eHRonline system before May 25, 2001.
Instructions on updating info.
in eHRonline:  To get into the eHRonline system pull up the Enron Home Page and click on eHRonline.enron.com.
Your user name is your P# (i.e.
P########) and your pass word is your designated eHRonline pass word (if you don't know this call 5-4727).
Once in eHRonline click on Profile Information and update the areas that are incorrect.
If you have questions please call me @ 3-6019.
Please forward this message to anyone who was not included in the distribution.
Subject: Enron Fire Wardens Needed

During a recent review of Enron's High-rise Fire Evacuation Plan, the City of Houston Fire Department noted that several of our floors did not have the required number of trained Fire Wardens.
I need your help.
If you are a full-time Enron employee, please consider being a Fire Warden for your floor.
Newly designated Fire Wardens must complete a two-hour certification training sponsored by the Fire Marshall's Office on Thursday, Nov. 15.
Please contact Monica Rodriquez (x35393) or Harry Grubbs (x35417) to participate as an Enron Fire Warden.
Thank you for your commitment to safety in our workplace.
Stan   Fire Wardens are needed on the following floors:   Building	Floor	Number of Wardens Needed	 Three Allen Center	3	2	 Three Allen Center	9	1	 Three Allen Center	17	2	 Three Allen Center	19	2	 Three Allen Center	21	2	 Three Allen Center	33	3	 Enron Center North	2	4	 Enron Center North	8	1	 Enron Center North	9	2	 Enron Center North	13	2	 Enron Center North	14	1	 Enron Center North	24	1	 Enron Center North	32	4	 Enron Center North	43	2	 Enron Center North	45	2	 Enron Center North 	46	4	 Enron Center North	50	1	 Enron Center North 	50-M	4	 Enron Center North	B-2	3
Subject: Las Vegas - Confirmation

Hi Paul,   Attached is your confirmation for the Sempra Customer Appreciation meeting in Las Vegas.
I have also mailed a hard copy with brochures for the hotel, golf course, and spa.
Thanks, Shannon