Q: Sharon: With respect to the ENE form of guaranty, we will agree to delete Paragraph 4 (setoff and counterclaims) in its entirety. This is a major concession by ENE. Can you now agree to the remainder of the ENE guaranty format? Please let me know. Thanks.
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A: Enron Corp ("ENE") guaranty of Enron North America Corp.

Q: Following- up on our conversation regarding mercaptan sulfur on Agave's gas: TW- Gas Quality requirements: Shall not contain not more than .3 grains mercaptan sulfur per one 100 cubic of gas. Their letter indicates that it is more than 0.3 grains/ 100 cf. Therefore we have to tell them to treat the gas or TW has to install an instrument like Delmar 7200 with on -off shut- in devices to monitor the mercaptan in the gas at the receipt point.
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Q: Roger: We're still ruminating on this within Government Affairs and will continue to ruminate over the next few days, but wanted to fill you in on where we currently are and get your comments. Thanks. Jeff
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A: PG&E Proposed Solution

Q: "Depillo, Raymond V." <Raymond.Depillo@pseg.com> writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List: A quick question on operations. First, thank you to the ISO for updating the HAM prices. Second - I have a question regarding dispatch. I notice now that HAM prices in NY City are in excess of $1,000. Which to me, given a bid cap, implies that everything capable of running will be dispatched. Yet, when I look at the dispatcher notices, I see that both the Gowanus and Astoria CT blocks are running out of merit for the ISO (note - not local security). How can this be - certainly the HAM prices indicate these units should be running for economics and setting price. I hope we are not going to see the cost of these units in our uplift charges. I look forward to a response from the ISO Ray
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Real - Time operations