QUESTION: Good Morning, Enporion would like to invite you to participate in today's event representing offers for capacity release from UGI. Please note; there will two separate lots, or auctions, for 30 minutes from 2:30-3:00 PM ET. For UGI, you will be bidding on the following: ID 2866 - UGI Capacity Release Offer # 1: 5,072 DTH/Day November 2001 - March 2002, Transco STA 30 - STA 65, Zones 1 - 3 ID 2867 - UGI Capacity Release Offer # 1: 2,081 DTH/Day November 2001 - March 2002, Transco STA 30 - STA 65, Zones 1 - 3 After the auctions close, it is imperative that you please stay logged into the system for at least 5-10 minutes. The auction may open again because of extensions.
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ANS: UGI Capacity Release Auction - Total of 7153 DTH/Day
Pipe Expansions Planned for Rockies Region With several pipeline companies well into addressing the pipeline capacity shortages that persist as natural gas production grows throughout the Rocky Mountain region, Kinder Morgan Interstate Gas Transmission LLC (KMIGT) announced two major projects Wednesday, and several other companies detailed expansions planned or in the works during the closing session at the 13th Annual Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Strategy Conference. Headlining the news was KMIGT's plans to use existing rights-of-way to build the Advantage Pipeline, which would fill the same needs as the Colorado Interstate Gas pipe, moving from the Cheyenne Hub to the Mid-Continent. An open season is scheduled on the proposed pipe this fall. Dave Scharf, business development director for KMIGT, said the 24-inch pipe, which would move gas primarily from the Powder River Basin, would have a capacity of 330 MMcf/d, delivering to interconnects on its way to the Kansas City markets. "It would have a smaller size, with about 40% less content," Scharf said, but it would be expandable to 450 MMcf/d, with access to liquid Mid-Continent pipes, local distribution centers and end-use markets. A smaller pipeline, NECO -- a 12-inch pipe, about 95 miles long -- would serve the northeastern Colorado market. Although small, Scharf emphasized that it would reduce some of the bottlenecks now evident in moving gas in that part of the state, and would also allow backhauls to Cheyenne. An open season on this line is also scheduled this fall, Scharf said.
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answer: Kinder Morgan Makes Some Expansion Announcements for Rockies
Trey, The following items are on my Christmas list: 1. Boggle game 2. Joe Jackson CD: Night & Day II 3. Pottery Barn Large Organizer: Catalogue number 48-2806305 ($69) 4. Monnogrammed Travel Alarm Clock (Pottery Barn) Catalogue # 10-2811784 ($30) 5. Monogrammed Business Card Holder (Pottery Barn) Item # 12-33756186 ($30) 6. Hermes or Hermes-type scarf 7. Wood picture frames -- painted black is ok -- for 5x7 prints
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Here is an email: Below are the times for the O&M/Capital Review with Stan scheduled for Wednesday, September 5, 2001 in EB49C2. Commercial 8:30 - 9:30 AM Gas Logistics 9:30 - 10:00 AM Information Technology 10:00 - 10:30 AM Operations 10:30 - 11:30 AM Northern Border Pipeline 11:30 - 12:30 PM Legal, HR, Reg Affairs 12:30 - 1:00 PM F & A 1:00 - 1:30 PM If for some reason there is a problem with your appointed time please send Tracy Geaccone or myself an email. Thank You,
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A: O&M/Capital Review with Stan
Q: I will be out of the office for most of the day on Friday. My dad is experiecing serious health problems, and he will be in Houston on Friday for an appointment with a specialist that I have arranged. I will be going to the doctor's appointment with my dad. Depending upon waiting room time, I may not be in the office for the 1:30 meeting in EB3305 to discuss the findings from the recent internal audit projects. I have asked Shona Wilson to attend in my place. Please continue with the meeting, as I know that this is a difficult meeting to schedule. I will get an update from Shona when I get back to the office.
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A: October 20 Meeting re: Internal Audit Projects for September
Here is an email: Hi, How's it going? You realize we missed our PLAYDAY for the kids this week. We need to make sure we get on schedule for next week. Sometimes the Tuesday night choir rehearsal takes so much out of me and the boys, that sometimes we spend Wednesday recuperating (i.e. getting the boys and myself to bed early). It's always so much better when Todd is not working and he can keep them. Girl, what did you think of that Jon P. Kee song that Joe and that girl were singing on Tuesday. The choir really wasn't into that one. We just could not muster up a good sound! Are you going to the groundbreaking ceremony? If so, let's see if some of us want to have lunch together before we head to the tent! I'm 75% sure that I will be attending. Talk to you later.
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Playday!!