QUESTION: Eric, I came up with a few goals and objectives for each group within EGM. These= =20 are what i came up with for LNG and which included some information from Ri= ck. Please review and add (and change the language) as you believe better=20 represents your business. Also I need additional specifics where possible. LNG ? Create $60 million in gross margin and $50 million in EBIT ? Create a portfolio of positions including supply sources, shipping and=20 markets to open and generate a new markets for LNG globally that can maximi= ze=20 and take advantage of the highest net backs ? Develop an online market for LNG on EnronOnline ? Close and deliver spot transactions around the world that illustrates Enr= on=01, s ability to change the industry=20 ? Close Project Jose; successfully manage the supply and shipping positions= =20 around Dabhol=20 Please amend on this email and return asap. thanks,
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On September 12, 2001 the Commission accepted the settlement between ISO New England and numerous other parties regarding rates. The rates are effective July 1, 2001. If you need further information, please let me know. Susan Lindberg x30596
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answer: ISO New England -- rate settlement accepted (ER01-316)
Group, Please take note that Delano is long on Saturday, 6/2. Please sell 7mw for HE5, and 27mw for HE6-24. Also, please check in with the control room to make sure they are operating at the correct output. Thanks,
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Here is an email: Our Sept 12 downtown event has been re-scheduled for Oct 11. This is our last big event before the election, and we REALLY need your support! We have to confirm attendance & pay for lunches, so please reply. (a printable version of this invitation is attached, and also can be found on our web page at www.michaelberry.com ) --Michael Berry
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A: BIG Michael Berry Oct 11 Fundraiser: YOUR REPLY REQUESTED
Q: At the request of Sara Shackleton, I am attaching my list of North America "utility" counterparties. My given task when I compiled this list was to identify "utilities" and determine if there was a reason we should not approve online trading for the counterparty. We originally denied approval for all utilities unless we had a Master Agreement in place or an overriding commercial reason to transact. We are now taking the position that investor owned utilities (IOUs) and related corporate entities should be approved for trading. However, we will not approve online trading for governmentals or cooperatives when we do not have a master in place, so those counterparties identified as such do not need to be included in your review. Obviously, if you are aware of a municipal or cooperative I failed to detect, please let us know. In addition, your review does not need to extend to the Canadian counterparties. We will run those by Canadian counsel. Please review the list to help us identify the IOUs. You may ignore the "Approved for Trading" column. For your information, the list was compiled from information provided from our Credit Department, from the Company's financial statements which I obtained from EDGAR, from the Company's web site, from www.utilityconnection.com, or from web searches of the Company when I could not locate information from any of the other sources. Please give us a call tomorrow to discuss briefly.
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Here is an email: Please use the PEP system on your computer to suggest reviewers by the end of the day tomorrow at the latest. It is important that your reviewers have enough time to fill out the reviews and the system closes for that purpose at the end of next week. If you have any questions or are having trouble accessing the system, please let me know.
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Year End Performance Reviews