JDavies@nyiso.com writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List: Dear NYISO Customer: The version mapping that was posted to the web on 06/08/2001 was created from a customer file that joined the NYISO on April 11, 2000. This resulted in the mapping not being valid for any customers that were already qualified for the entire month of April. For all customers that were qualified customers for the entire month of April 2000, the following mapping applies: Date Current Previous 1 V-7 minus V-4 2 V-7 minus V-4 3 V-7 minus V-4 4 V-7 minus V-4 5 V-6 minus V-4 6 V-6 minus V-4 7 V-6 minus V-4 8 V-6 minus V-4 9 V-7 minus V-4 10 V-7 minus V-4 11 V-7 minus V-4 12 V-7 minus V-4 13 V-7 minus V-4 14 V-7 minus V-4 15 V-6 minus V-4 16 V-6 minus V-4 17 V-7 minus V-4 18 V-7 minus V-4 19 V-7 minus V-4 20 V-7 minus V-4 21 V-7 minus V-4 22 V-7 minus V-4 23 V-6 minus V-4 24 V-6 minus V-4 25 V-7 minus V-4 26 V-7 minus V-4 27 V-7 minus V-4 28 V-7 minus V-4 29 V-7 minus V-4 30 V-6 minus V-4 Regards,
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Holli: EWEB's Board Resolution of December 5, 2000 permits financial hedging in general and authorizes: "The General Manager or other authorized officers as noted in the Power Risk Management Guidelines to execute confirmations of transactions within the limits specified in the Power Risk Management Guidelines." Each time ENA trades with EWEB, the trader must verify whether the EWEB trader is authorized under the then current version of the Power Risk Management Guidelines. Each date you execute a trade: (1) you will need a list of authorized traders (authorized to enter into derivative transactions) certified by EWEB's secretary to be correct as of the Trade Date and (2) a statement certified by EWEB's secretary that the Transaction falls within the limits specified in the most current version of the Power Risk Management Guidelines, effective as of the Trade Date. We have only a portion of the Power Risk Management Guidelines and it is dated April 19, 1999. Our version is incomplete and probably outdated. Maybe EWEB will provide you with the current version. It would be a lot easier if EWEB's resolution simply authorized it to enter into financial trades documented under the ISDA (which is what most resolutions permit). However, EWEB did not obtain a broad resolution. To Melissa, Sharen and Kim: We should also verify that our confirmations contain these representations. Please talk to me.
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I invite you to provide feedback on the Analyst & Associate Program, using a very short, anonymous and confidential survey. In the very near future, you will receive an email from ramabile@execlead.com asking for feedback on your overall satisfaction with the Program, and your suggestion of one thing we should focus on for improvement. To insure confidentiality of your responses, Executive Leadership has been engaged to conduct and compile the results of the survey. The survey is designed to be completed in about two minutes, and your participation is important. We plan to do short surveys like this a couple of times each year, in addition to the all employee survey. As always, I invite each of you to contact me or anyone on my team if you'd like to discuss ideas or issues in person. Thank you in advance for your participation, Billy Lemmons
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Hey Gang, Attached are the physical curve mappings as provided by Russ Severson... Please take a peek and let us know if we need to change, add/delete, update any points/mappings going forward in a Netco environment... For instance, I would like to change Texoma to Carthage on the curve mappings... Also, I would like to delete all derived curves, leaving only Carthage, KatyTailgate, and Agua Dulce. The other physical locations would be ShipChannel, Waha and Katy (non-tailgate)... Let me know your thoughts... O'Neal 3-9686
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Physical Curve Mappings_Sitara