Presentation: Great Lakes Transmission When: Monday, June 18 (3:00-4:30) Where: Troy, MI (Detroit) Who: Shiela Walby (Marketing); The main guy is Great Lakes is Art Edmunds [this is who I spoke to] and he will be out of town for several weeks but wants us to meet with Shiela, his rates/pricing manager; An IT person will be at the meeting as well. Comments: Art told me that they run daily auctions for both firm and IT; He also told me that they were unable to get rid of much of their firm capacity this past winter; Alliance, Panhandle Eastern and Vector have created a competitive environment for Great Lakes; Art also told me that they rarely sell at their max. rate due to new competition. Note: We are meeting with Vector on Tuesday.
Answer: Great Lakes Transmission Ltd.
Good Afternoon! It's Tuesday, January 15, 2002. Today's news awaits...! >>WHAT IS HOWARD TALKING ABOUT TODAY? >NBC4 Hosts Students in "Reality TV" Adventure Eight Howard University School of Communications (HUSC) students will report to WRC/NBC4 today with bags in tow, all a bit anxious about the challenges their 13-week survival course holds for them. Their bags, however, will be book bags and this is no game show. The students are enrolled in "Surviving Year One," a new course designed exclusively for the School of Communications by NBC4 Vice President of News and Operations Bob Long and HUSC Faculty Lecturer John Decker to foster the budding journalists' transition from the classroom to the fast-paced realities of TV news. Various NBC4 experts will teach one three-hour class weekly for the next 13 weeks, with topics ranging from "newsroom dynamics" to "auditions and agents." "Our students are extremely sharp," says Dean Jannette L. Dates. "This rare opportunity will make them even sharper."
Answer: What's New at Howard University (01/15/02)
I received from the TNRCC an NOV letter for the above facility for failure to submit an emissions inventory for 2000. This notification from the agency originally came to Rick Loveless by way of Wayne Brunette. I called the TNRCC and spoke to Kevin Cauble concerning the NOV and he pulled the emissions inventory submitted in 1999 for the facility. Because VOC's are the issue, I asked him what the emissions were for VOC's on the 1999 inventory. Kevin stated that the inventory showed VOC emissions of 19.50 tons/yr actuals and 33.56 tons/yr potentials. We discussed why EOTT would submit an inventory as it is not a major source and not required to. The only thing we could come up with is that EOTT may have anticipated an increase in throughput at this site and therefore, wanted to ensure that this facility was shown as a title V source. According to the phone records from the TNRCC for this facility, Craig Willoughby of Entrix had requested that the faciltiy be kept on the list of facilities required to do inventories. I have a call into EOTT to determine whether increased throughput is proposed for this facility in the near future. In speaking with Kevin, he suggested that if a determination is made that if there is to be an increased throughput that wont exceed the 100 ton/yr limit on VOC's, or that throughput conditions remain approximately consistent with previous years, EOTT should provide written notification to the agency that this facility does not meet the applicability requirements of 101.10 (emissions inventory requirements) and request that this facility be removed from the TNRCC mailings. Should EOTT confirm the status of operating throughput to be below the 100 ton/yr VOC emissions limit, I will make make written notification to the TNRCC requesting removal from the list.
Answer: Potential NOV letter from TNRCC to EOTT for Ozona Crude Station
To summarize and in response to our meeting last week: 1. I am attaching the list of Non-Disclosure Agreements I maintain for the Enron Net Works Team and my proposed form for the EnronOffline Team. Please let me know if this form meets with your approval or if there are any changes you would like. This list will be circulated to the Project Offline Team Wednesday afternoon. Mark, could you please provide me a list of the people you would like the list circulated to. 2. All future requests for NDAs for the EnronOffline Team should be directed to me instead of Kay Young. The request for the NDA should be sent to me by email and include the legal name of the company, the contact at the company and the company's address. In addition, each request for an NDA for EnronOffline should be clearly indicated as a Project Offline NDA (since I prepare many other NDAs for Enron Net Works). At the request of the dealmaker, I usually send the NDAs directly to the counterparty by email, so an email address should be included. If you would like the NDA sent some other way, please let me know (hard copy sent by mail or fedex, fax, etc.). 3. I will work with Travis (or other ENA lawyers, as necessary ) to circulate and revise any comments from counterparties. I will then circulate the NDAs for signature. When fully executed, the originals will be filed with Kay Young. Please note that copies of ALL Network agreements should also be filed with Lisa Lees (the original should always be filed with her, except Confidentiality Agreements, which get filed with Kay Young). 4. Kay Young will review my list to determine if there are any NDAs that she has prepared that should be added to the list. If I have missed anything or if you have any comments or questions please call me at x33399.
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Project Offline NDAs