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Gregg, Joel is a lawyer with Global Finance. Since Corp will be loaning the money, I contacted that legal group to get their buy in (they are Sarah's lawyers, so to speak). Anyway, I thought the change of name from enovate to enervate is priceless. Enervate= to weaken or destroy the strength or vitality of... Strange choice for a company name!!! Kay

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QUESTION: =09 =09 Dear Eric, I'm Washington Bureau Chief Peter Cook filling in f= or Jay Rickerts. The top Democrat on Capitol Hill is returning to Washing= ton during this Congressional recess - Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle i= s expected to give a speech on Friday to discuss what can be done to improv= e the U.S. economy. Our Washington bureau will have highlights from the sp= eech tomorrow, and any comments Daschle makes on energy. The Majority Lead= er has scheduled debate on the Democrats' energy bill to begin soon after l= awmakers return. We'll also continue to look ahead at the year in energ= y. Energy Daily Publisher Llewellyn King is stopping by in the 11:00 a.m. E= T newscast to give his predictions on what we can expect from the energy se= ctor in 2002. During the noon ET newscast, the Center for Strategic and In= ternational Studies' Robert Ebel will give us his assessment of the global = oil picture now that OPEC's production cuts have begun. We'll also take a = look at what's in store for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission this y= ear as PA Consulting Energy Economist Ed Key stops by during the 4:00 p.m. = ET newscast. We have a big Friday scheduled - I hope you'll join us for ou= r Washington reports. Crady, Jewett & McCulley, LLP Partner Shelly Bush= Marmon will be in the Houston bureau on Friday. She'll bring us informati= on on how energy companies can protect themselves in the wake of financial = disasters like Enron. Marmon will be in the Houston bureau during the 10:0= 0 a.m. ET newscast. The Houston bureau will also continue to follow the E= nron court case from the perspective of the city of Houston. Don't miss re= ports from our Houston bureau on Friday. West Coast Bureau Correspondent= Kym McNicholas says Henwood Energy Services' Gary Hunt will speak with her= on Friday. Hunt will discuss new trading strategies and new ways of evalu= ating energy companies in light of Enron's downfall. Catch Hunt during the= 1:00 p.m. ET newscast tomorrow. Closing Prices for Thursday, Jan. 3, 2= 002 Crude: $20.37/bbl -$0.64 Unleaded: $0.6045/gallon -$0.0061 Heati= ng Oil: $0.5600/gallon -$0.0186 Gas: $2.268/mmBtu -$0.197 Keep in mind = things are subject to change at a moment's notice. Occasionally guests have= to reschedule or change time slots. We'll continue to do our best to keep= you updated on future interviews and events. Be sure to watch our news= casts every business day - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET, at the top of each hour. = =09 =09=09=09=09 =09=09=09=09=09=09 =09 =09 =09Peter Cook, EnergyNewsLive.com Washington Bureau Chief View today's= Energy Wrap Video Windows Media Player: 56K | 100K | 300K Real Player: = 56K | 100K | 300K (Requires Windows Media Player or Real Player ) Expe= rience all that Williams Energy News Live has to offer! If you are receiv= ing this letter for the first time and wish to continue, subscribe now T= o stop receiving this letter, unsubscribe now If you are having trouble = receiving this e-mail, please let us know or call (800) WILLIAMS (800-945=
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After the Day ahead market ran, the Mirage branch group TTC in both directions was changed from 70 MW to 0 MW for HE's 0700 through 2400 for operating day 1/30/02. The reason(s) for the change is: transfer trip forced out of service to Devers-Capwind. The first applicable Hour Ahead market to run with these values is HE 1200. The ISO will update you of any changes in line rating status. Sent by Market Operations, inquiries please call the Hour Ahead Desk. The system conditions described in this communication are dynamic and subject to change. While the ISO has attempted to reflect the most current, accurate information available in preparing this notice, system conditions may change suddenly with little or no notice.
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Glenda, Hope everything is going well for you guys. I just wanted to take a minute and thank you for the easter gift you sent Jackson. It was very thoughtful. He has enjoyed coloring the book and everything else he can get his hands on. He also ate all of the chocolate as fast as he could. He is getting really big and really independent. We are headed to Jazz fest this weekend in New Orleans, I am sure he will really enjoy it this year. Take care and we will talk to you soon. Thanks again.
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QUESTION: For questions or comments regarding this report please contact G. Britt Whitman at ex:5-4014 or Kristin Walsh at ex:3-9510. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ? MOU Passes Assembly, Faces Fight in Senate ? CPUC Direct Access Delayed by Senator SoCal Developments As reported in the press this morning, the bailout passed the Assembly late last night by a 41-32 vote. It will now head to the Senate, where very significant opposition is expected. Along with his opposition to the changes made in the Assembly regarding the size of businesses that pay the dedicated rate component for the bailout, Senator Burton also has expressed privately that he is against paying twice book value for SoCal's transmission assets. Senator Places Hold on CPUC Direct Access Vote Regarding the CPUC's decision to delay its hearings on the rate order and various other bond implementation measures (which led Treasurer Angelides to announce that the bond issue will have to be re-timed), this delay is due to a bill by Senator Burton that passed the Assembly Appropriations Committee yesterday. Burton's bill would take the place of the current proposed rate agreement (from Governor Davis) and would require greater disclosure and transparency in DWR ratemaking, as well as separate the payment streams for the bonds from payment streams for power. In doing so, Burton's bill preserves more PUC authority than would be preserved under the rate order currently before the PUC - thus the delay in action. PG&E also supports Burton's bill, which is very likely to pass the Assembly and which the governor will likely have to sign. If this bill is signed, PG&E's legal challenges to the DWR and PUC may be canceled. The popularity of Burton's bill (as opposed to the rate agreement from the Governor) is leading many observers to conclude that Burton has replaced Davis as the most powerful, influential politician in California. Burton's goal is to ensure that any direct access that is offered to large users in 2003 (when there will be a dip in power procurement by DWR, resulting in a net short) is only temporary and does not turn into a "jail break." DWR's power procurement will rise again in 2004; Burton wants to ensure that businesses will have to return to purchasing power from DWR at that time. The CTMA is opposed to Burton's bill and to the bailout if no direct access is offered. The CTMA wants its members to be able to escape from buying power from the DWR (and therefore paying off the bonds) permanently in 2003.
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California Update 9-07-2001