The employee for whom access if requested is not an employee of Energy Operations. I would assume that with his supervisor listed as Ed Baughman, that he is in a commercial origination group. Someone else should be reviewing and approving this.
Answer: Your approval is requested
Here is an email: Hi Teresa, Believe it or not, I just got my directory...I guess they finally figured out where I am located! I also found out that I need to correct the company for my directory information. It needs to be Enron Transportation & Storage instead of Enron Corporation. Thanks and talk to you soon!
What is a potential subject line for this email?
A: Directory Update
Q: Good morning. Per Michael Tribolet's request, I am forwarding you graphs that display the high level detail of bankruptcy exposure by 1) Business Unit and 2) Enron Corp consolidated. Regarding the Portland General graph, please note that we currently have knowledge of only one counterparty exposure - PG&E. Please call me if you have any questions or comments. Thank you and have a great day. Regards,
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A: Bankruptcy Exposure Graphs
IN: Per my conversations with Tom and Frank, unless Credit specifically tells us that a counterparty is a credit derivatives counterparty, the online team should consider that all U.S. based counterparties are not approved to trade credit derivatives. Credit will, in the same box where they put "declined" , "amended" or "division", put a note that says "credit derivatives" and in those circumstances only you should consider that I will be indicating whether or not the counterparty is approved to trade credit derivatives. Otherwise, I will not be putting an "X" in the box for each and every counterparty to say they can't trade credit derivatives. I hope this makes sense to you, call me if it doesn't.

Generate a subject line.

OUT: Approvals for Credit Derivative Counterparties
As you may know, the PUC suspended direct access yesterday but did not do so retroactively. With the 2001 legislative session now over with little resolved, our attention and advocacy will increasing go the PUC. See below. Justin California Takes Step to Reregulate Power By REUTERS AN FRANCISCO, Sept 20 (Reuters) ? State utility regulators revoked the right of Californians to choose their power provider today, tossing out the centerpiece of the state's failed effort to deregulate its electricity industry. The California Public Utilities Commission voted 3 to 2 to immediately suspend consumers' direct access to independent power retailers. The move makes it easier for the state to use revenue from retail power sales to finance a record $12.5 billion bond issue this year. The department was chosen in January to secure electricity for most of California's 34 million residents after soaring wholesale power prices drained the state's two biggest utilities of their cash and credit. "Direct access is one half of a failed and collapsed deregulation project," a commissioner, Carl Wood, said today. Mr. Wood said the other half of the problem was the law's retail rate cap, which blocked utilities from passing on the cost of power to customers, incorrectly assuming wholesale prices would fall. When energy supplies tightened and prices soared, the state's largest utility, Pacific Gas and Electric Company , a unit of PG&E Corporation , and Edison International 's Southern California Edison had to absorb $13 billion in unanticipated costs. Direct access was never a big hit. Despite an $80 million advertising and public relations campaign to educate Californians about deregulation and retail choice, most customers stayed with their local utilities. Big businesses and industrial customers, however, made deals with energy companies for cheap bulk power and wanted them to continue. The utility commission estimated that 5 percent of the state's peak electricity demand of 46,000 megawatts is in direct access contracts. About 10,000 businesses that signed new deals this summer, when wholesale power prices dropped, will be able to keep their contracts.
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FYI - Article on PUC taking away direct access.