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Subject: Conference Call Info

The dial in number for the 3pm Eastern Time call on 10/3  is  (800/860-2442).
Ask for the EEI/Andy Katz call.
The agenda  is to discuss the following:   1) The plan for forming a contract organization.
2) The agenda and schedule for upcoming Working Group/Drafting  Committee meetings   3) Adding new members to the Drafting Committee.
4) Development of an Alberta Power Pool  Annex (by  expanding the drafting committee to key players in Alberta).
Subject: We have resolved the BPA-James River contract

All,  I am pleased to report that we have resolved the infamous James River contract with BPA under favorable terms.
The signed agreements are on my desk right now.
Besides significantly reducing our litigation risk, the addition of 7.5 MW/h and the change of delivery point have added $22.8 million to the value of the contract.
BPA and EPMI have amended the original contract to specify that (i) BPA will deliver 102 MW/h 24/7 for the 5-year term of the agreement (an increase of 7.5 MW/h over the original), (ii) the disputed "alternative delivery point" is designated as Mid-C, (iii) all language to the contrary is deleted from the agreement, (iv) the parties agree to "book out" the James River physical deliveries against EPMI sales to BPA at the Mid-C delivery point (so no power will flow); and (v) we will continue to invoice BPA each month for the term of the agreement, just as if the power was still flowing.
Although my preference would have been to terminate the James River agreement, BPA refused to do so because it would not have been able to recover the costs of this contract in its rates.
Similarly, I had hoped that we could do a one-time book-out, but BPA refused to do so because--according to BPA's finance person---such a book-out would have converted this to a financial deal requiring BPA to use mark-to-market accounting.
Therefore, we executed two documents:  one amending the original contract, and another called the "Book-Out Agreement," which sets out an agreement to book-out specific transactions over the next five years.
Subject: Edison Electric Institute/Master Power Purchase & Sale Agreement

Elizabeth:  I am one of the contract attorneys from Bracewell & Patterson  assisting EES on various projects.
One of the matters which has been delegated to me is the review of a Master Power Purchase & Sale Agreement between EES and A'lones.
I met with Richard Ring yesterday, and he indicated that you might be able to answer a few questions.
First, Richard has informed me that ENA was heavily involved in the development of this document, and, as a result, the form is used "as is" and without amendment, save for information to be provided in the Cover Sheet.
One of my "marching orders" is that choice of law provisions in EES paper should require Texas law.
The Edison form opts for New York.
Is this something that can be changed?
Second, what about more substantive matters, such as who takes the lead in sending transaction confirmations?
In the A'lones transaction, it is contemplated that EES will be the Buyer.
The Edison form places primary confirmation obligations on the Seller.
I am informed that EES prefers to be the confirming party, regardless of whether it is the buyer or seller.
Is this something that can be changed?
Third, there are a variety of typographical and reference errors.
i.e.
double commas (see paragraph 2.2), doubled phrases (paragraph 5.1(h)(i)), and possibly mistaken use of defined terms (see use of "Product" in second line of paragraphs 4.1 and 4.2).
What is the Company's position on correcting these types of items?
I apologize that this is being e-mailed, as it would probably be quicker by phone, but my connection to the phone system is lagging somewhat behind my connection to the computer network.
Thank you for your time and attention.
Scott L. Franck Bracewell & Patterson, L.L.P.
Subject: New Power

Per the request of Bill Bradford attached are the marks for New Power as of COB 9/26/01.
Also included are the past four margin letters that we have sent out but have not receive payment on.
Please let me know if you need any additional information.
Thank you
Subject: Draft Settlement Agreement

Elizabeth:   Here is the draft.
To the extent that it is helpful, EPMI is where PGET was in the last deal; Party A is where EPMI was last time; and Party B is Avista.
It's late, and the document is getting confusing, so I'm sending it to you now without proofing it.
I'm taking it home with me and will read it again tonight.
Have an 8:00 conference call in Mary Cook's office or in the office that I am sitting in right now (Harry Collins' old office).
Take care.
Subject: Proposed legislative changes affecting BPA

FYI:  The draft Electric Supply and Transmission Act ("the Barton bill") being debated in the U.S. Congress proposes to make the following changes to BPA:   ?
The Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) transmission system is brought under FERC jurisdiction and authorized to participate in an RTO.
BPA may engage in retail sales only to certain existing customers.
Subject: Gossip

I hear that former Enron marketers Greg Wolfe and Holli Krebs will be joining AEP.
AEP does not yet have an office in Portland, but Greg is working out of his house.
Holli has not yet started work because her non-compete agreement is still in force.
Subject: EEI Collateral Annex and Cover Sheet

Elizabeth -  Here are the comments from me and Dede.
I have given it to our Credit Dept.
and asked for comments but I doubt they will have much to add.
Call me if you have any questions with what we wrote.
With regard to the full-blown WSPP Collateral Annex, Dede and I think it would be better to get the EEI one in a final form before converting it over to fit into the WSPP.
Otherwise, we could be revising the 2 documents in parallel.
I am planning to get the short draft WSPP Collateral Annex over to you today.
Thanks!
Subject: Availability for Conference Call

To All:   Please let me know your availability for a conference call  next week on 10/1-10/3 or 10/5 at 2pm Eastern TIme to discuss the  following:   1) Getting a EEI Contract Working Group organizational plan in  place asap.
The best antidote for preventing an Energy Industry Standards  Board from taking over the EEI Contract management is to have a separate,  well-defined and broadly-supported group in place.
3) Agenda and schedule for the next meeting of the Working  Group.
3) Adding new members to the drafting committe.
In  particular, Noel Trask of the Excelon Power Team has asked to join.
ASAP, I would like to get the optional provisions  circulated earlier this week up on the website and through the listserver   along w/ the announcement of our organizational proposal and future working  group meetings.
Thanks.
Subject: Hiking and Miscellaneous Information

Elizabeth,  We leave for Aspen this Saturday.
I like to borrow your information on hiking trails in the area, especially the Mt.
Sopris trail.
Thanks.
Subject: Revised Optional Language

Please find attached Fritz' revisions to the optional EEI  contract provisions that incorporate our discussions from August 7.
Let  either me or Fritz know if they accurately reflect your understanding of the  those discussions.
I'd like to post these to our website  soon.
Subject: Real Deals From Excite Travel - Fare Sale Alert

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Subject: Proposed Staement of Organization

Please review and comment on the attached draft statement of  organization for the EEI contract working group.
Once the statement is  agreed to by the drafting committee, I suggest we present it at the next meeting  of the Working Group.
Given the press of time, I would suggest holding  that meeting at EEI the week of October 22.
I would propose  holding the next meeting of the Drafting Committee in early January around the  15th.
Subject: Math Homework

Math Homework   A little boy was doing his math homework.
He said to himself, "Two plus five, that son of a bitch is seven.
Three plus six, that son of a  bitch is nine.
His mother heard what he was saying and gasped, "What are you doing?"
The little boy answered, "I'm doing my math homework, Mom."
"And this is how your teacher taught you to do it?"
the mother asked.
"Yes," he answered.
Infuriated, the mother asked the teacher the next day, "What are you  teaching my son in math?"
The teacher replied, "Right now, we are learning addition."
The mother asked "And are you teaching them to say 'two plus two,  that son of a bitch is four'?"
After the teacher stopped laughing, she answered, "What I taught them was  two plus two, THE SUM OF WHICH, is four.'"
Subject: Staff Meetings for the Energy Legal Group

With the recent reorganizations of several commercial groups, it has become necessary to change our staff meetings.
A "Policy Committee" of the Energy Legal Group has been established and will meet every other Monday at 11:00 am (CDT) in EB3321, starting on August 13, 2001.
On the alternate Mondays, the Office of the General Counsel meeting with be held at 11:00 am (CDT) in EB3321.
The meetings will be limited to one hour.
Initially, the Policy Committee and the Office of General Counsel will include the individuals listed below.
If you have any questions, please call me at 3-6544.
Policy Committee			Office of the General Counsel Alan Aronowitz	Sami Arap Mark Evans	Alan Aronowitz  Mark Haedicke	Justin Boyd Bruce Lundstrom	Mary Nell Browning Julia Murray	Deborah Culver John Novak	Mark Evans Lance Schuler	Barbara Gray Vicki Sharp	Jeff Hodge Mark Taylor	James Keller 	Peter Keohane Bruce Lundstrom Michelle Maynard Travis McCullough Julia Murray John Novak Dan Rogers Elizabeth Sager Richard Sanders Lance Schuler Vicki Sharp Mike D. Smith Mark Taylor Sheila Tweed Marcus Von Bock und Polach
Subject: PLEASE READ

Dear Colleagues:   This fall, I will be running in the Portland Maine Marathon to raise funds and awareness for Leukemia research and support for affected patients and their families.
Any contributions you are able to make to this worthy cause are much appreciated.
Please see attached for additional details.
Thank you very much in advance for your generous support.
Best regards
Subject: WSPP Proposal

Would both of you mind taking a look at this first thing Monday and, if possible, give me your comments by COB.
(So sorry for the crunch!)
I need to send something to Mike by Monday evening for distribution Tuesday for Thursday's meeting.
Shari - I know this is a little more detailed than the one you sent out to potential supporters, but we can resend it telling them that we added several items at the request of some of the other potential supporters.
If you feel strongly about not including some of this, lets talk.
Elizabeth - you too - if I included stuff that might be a "turn off" - or failed to include critical components, please let me know.
Thanks.
Subject: Wed. Night

Our last match of the season is on Wednesday.
We are playing at Lee LeClear, but I don't know what times yet.
Most likely, it will be all 4 lines at 7:00pm.
Can you play?
Cindy Madi
Subject: REVISED Power Credit Watch List

Attached is the REVISED Credit Watch List for November 5:       Please note the changes to Mieco Inc. and Exelon Generation Company, LLC.
Thank you.
Please reply with any questions.
Kortney x30616
Subject: Tennis

Hoping to get a couple of courts of doubles at Memorial Park on Saturday @10:00am.
Let me know if you want to play.
Lunch afterwards for those interested.
Cindy
Subject: HHA General Meeting Monday, November 12th

THE PLAN!
The upcoming November 12th general meeting will be a special occasion.
Businesses who share your concern for continually improving our community join the Houston Heights Association.
Their dues, sponsorship  and active participation help us make our neighborhood the unique and inviting place we all enjoy.
Our November meeting will showcase the many area retailers that add convenience and quality to our daily lives.
The theme of the program is  "Holiday Shopping in the Heights".
There is a wealth of marvellous shopping opportunities right here under our noses in the Heights.
As a typical male, shopping is not real high on my list of life's pleasures.
Don't get me wrong.
I love giving gifts.
It just the "getting them" part that I get stuck on.
While cost is a factor, it is not the biggest issue.
The idea of just zipping right down the street and picking a nice gift up does have a great deal of appeal.
Saves gas.
Saves valuable "golf" time.
Gives me a chance to say hello to a few friends.
The big shopping stickler remains "What to get for who and where?"
What I need is "The Plan"!
Well Happy Holidays!
Merchants from the Heights have already done the all the leg work for us.
They have put together "The Plan".
They have a shopper's paradise of information that answers many of those age old questions like: Where can I shop in the Heights that does gift wrapping too?
What the "in" gift to give my 8 year old niece?
What an alternative to giving my significant other yet another kitchen appliance this year?
What is a nice gift for Granny this year?
Can you give me a map of how to get to the participating stores along with their holiday hours?
What merchants offer special Holiday discounts for being an HHA member?
What is the best way to get gifts shipped from the Heights and what are my deadlines?
Where are the best places in the Heights to buy Holiday decorations and what are some new approaches?
As our nation reaffirms it's believes and values this Holiday season, few are more important than the strength of our community.
This holiday season make a pledge to do your shopping close to home - right here in the Houston Heights.
Buy from that business owner that also is your friend, neighbor and member of the Houston Heights Association.
See you at the fire station starting at 7 PM on Monday November 12th.
Then see you just down the street at that unique Houston Heights shop buying that one of a kind gift for that special someone.
- Mike Easley  If you would like to be removed from this email announcement list, please reply back.
Subject: VEPCO

Kevin and Elizabeth,  Attached is a proposal summarizing our restructuring talks with VEPCO last week.
We had proposed to them what Kevin had suggested, and they said their view on pricing in Virginia is slightly different (at a discount to PJM/VAP as against a premium suggested by us).
They'd requested we send them some discussion points from our meeting today, so we can continue our discussions on an ongoing basis.
Please review the bullet-point summary of our discussions last week, and the draft proposal.
We would appreciate your quick comments - but keep in mind, this is just to stimulate further discussions with them.
Our overall objective is to migrate them to a new contract and away from their rights to audit the last few years.
Discussion summary: Both parties agree that the contract needs to be revised to reflect current market conditions (pricing, liquidated damages, etc.).
Enron would retain flexibility around the physical delivery points.
VEPCO would like to continue treating this as a call option (versus a firm delivery).
Settlement:  Would prefer the Day-Ahead index versus the hourly index Could also look at another PJM West index - VAP/Alleghany Will look at alternate times for calling on power, if necessary Would like to renegotiate by 12/01/01      Rahil
Subject: Camping/Stuff

Just wanted to check in on you.
We should get together soon.
I will try and swing by some time after work this week- are you still working late?
I have some leads on camping if you still think that is a good idea.
Debbie sent me the following information.
There are websites for them also, but I have not checked.
I don't know much about Cleveland, Texas although the fact that is close must mean it can't be that pretty (close is likely better, however, given that we will only have the weekend).
The last time we went camping we stayed at Chain O'Lakes in  Cleveland.
They have all different kinds of cabins (very fancy to very  rustic), horses, hayrides and only an hour away.
The number is  281-592-2150.
We also stay at Neal's Lodges in Concan which is about 4 hours away.
The cabins are not as fancy -- horses, hayrides, pool, cheap.
The
Subject: schedule stuff

I'm in the Enron Basics of Risk Management seminar Thurs (til 5) and Fri am.
I would like to take next Wednesday as a day of vacation.
Thanks,
Subject: Ready2Go Open House

Hello,  I would like to invite you to come by and check out the new Ready2Go Testing location!
The Ready2Go Program is still going strong, thanks to your participation and helping me spread the word.
Come by any time between 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM and bring a friend!
Sincerely,
Subject: Updated: Ready2Go Open House

When: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 11:00 AM-2:00 PM (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada).
Where: EB4335  *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*  Hello,  I would like to invite you to come by and check out the new Ready2Go Testing location!
The Ready2Go Program is still going strong, thanks to your participation and helping me spread the word.
Come by any time between 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM and bring a friend!
Sincerely,
Subject: Executive Meeting in Columbus

Dede indicates she can't get in until late Thursday morning.
Do  others have this problem?
Please email your travel plans to my assistant  Cynthia Trueheart at ctrueheart@eei.org   so we can finalize plans.
Thanks.
Subject: Alice's Going Away

Everyone,  Due to people's vacation plans during this holiday, we are going to have a cake for Alice instead of trying to coordinate a luncheon.
It will be a "special" cake served next Wednesday morning at 10:00 am in Alice's area.
Please join us to wish Alice well.
Thanks,
Subject: National Bank of Canada

We received from NBC a notice of default dated Thursday Nov. 22.
The letter makes reference to our failure to deliver margin, and states that in accordance with the ISDA, our Threshold is now zero due to the potential event of default.
I believe our two day cure period will be over today (Friday and today serving as the two day cure period).
Do we need to reply to this letter or just sit tight and wait for the Termination Letter?
I think this will actually be the first contract that will be terminated as the ability to post an LC, and therby cure the default, is not available.
I am willing to try to have one more conversation with their credit manager Bill Bonnell although it is doubtful that it will help.
Please advise.
Thanks,
Subject: Invitation: Conference Call re: Transition of Into Product to	MISO  (Nov 2910:00 AM EST)

Jeffrey Gollomp, Assistant GC of Cinergy is interested in developing a MISO  product.
With Mitch's concurrence, I invited him to our meeting and this  call.
He can be reached at:jgollomp@cinergy.com
Subject: NBC

The reason NBC will not take cash is the preference thing.
I think it may be helpful if an attorney were to call Bill Bonnell (and he can get his attorney) on why they should accept cash as margin or a prepay of the Jan invoice and it will not be a preference issue.
It may not work, but we should try.
His number is 514-394-7564.
This needs to be done asap.
They are one hour ahead of us and they will likely draw on the LC first thing tomorrow morning as the cure period is up today.
Please advise.
Tanya
Subject: South Carolina Electric & Gas Company - Power Netting Agmt request

Elizabeth - Can you please have one of your attys forward a draft of the power netting agmt to South Carolina E&G.
It is my understanding that trading will be curtailed (if not already shut down) until this agmt is in place.
Luara will provide your atty a contact to forward the document to.
Thanks.
Subject: VEPCO

In the interest of moving things forward, it would help if you could provide the following info:  1.
Hand-marked copy of the portions of the current contract which need to be changed.
2.
A brief description of the new deal, especially the index language.
I know VEPCO may be preparing a first draft, but I think it would be good to get some focus ahead of time.
Kay
Subject: Draft script for getting broker quotes

Elizabeth,  Here is a quick draft at a script to get some broker quotes.
Unfortunately, we will not be able to get firm quotes because our counterparties will not give them to us.
As a consequence, we will only be able to get indicative quotes from brokers.
I am assuming that you are preoccupied with other pressing matters; If I don't hear from you by tomorrow on this, I will distribute this to the term traders, and then we can improve the script later.---sch
Subject: PLEASE REVIEW ASAP SO THAT I CAN SEND THIS TO THE CAISO

Elizabeth and Lisa,  Please review the following draft e-mail that I would like to send to the CAISO.
As Elizabeth is aware, the CAISO wants some assurance from us or it will stop accepting our schedules.
Keoni,  This e-mail confirms our conversation of a few minutes ago.
You, Phil Lieber, and I discussed how EPMI will continue to meet its SC obligations during the coming weeks.
1.
EPMI will notify the CAISO of any anticipated material negative deviations, e.g., if our counterparties are suspending power deliveries to us.
2.
EPMI is currently owed money by the CAISO, which is sufficient to cover any anticipated imbalance charges, GMCs, etc.
3.
In the event that Enron Corp. files for bankruptcy, EPMI will seek bankruptcy court approval to pay the CAISO any amounts required under the CAISO Tariff to establish creditworthiness in order to maintain EPMI's SC status.
EPMI will seek this approval as soon as possible; however, the CAISO understands that this process will not be immediate.
4.
The CAISO is working to set up a new SC identification code to identify EPMI as a post-petition SC.
5.
I will continue to be a single point of contact for the CAISO and will assume
Subject: Apology from the HHA webmaster

To those still on the list serv for the Houston Heights Association - my apologies for the barrage of emails that you have received over the deed restriction note from Monday night.
The list serv was set-up so that you could receive messages about community news and events.
It was not intended to be used as a chat line.
All postings to the list serv email address - announcements@houstonheights.org - have been closed, accept for message from me, the webmaster (assuming I have reconfigured it correctly).
Any future announcements will go back to it;s original intended use.
Thank you for your patience and again, my apologies.
Debbie Markey, HHA webmaster