Here is an email: Ted Murphy and I met this morning with the Arthur Andersen team that accompanied us to Sao Paulo. We reviewed a summary of our observations and recommendations as a result of our visit. After a few suggested changes, AA should forward a copy of this draft to you via e:mail later today. We would welcome your comments on the document, and input on anything that you think we may have missed. Ted and I will be reviewing this information with Rick Buy and Rick Causey as soon as a meeting can be scheduled, so your prompt comments or feedback would be welcomed.
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Here is an email: Hi. FYI. Yesterday a deal was submitted to the California Commission (without just about everyone in the industry signing) to restructure Socalgas. More details to come, but wanted to give a flavor, knowing that you're actively engaged in negotiations. Assuming a 10.01.00 approval date by the Commission: 90 days after approval Windowing process replaced with OFO system Interstate capacity unbundled for core customers effective April 2001: Ability to balance using 3rd party provider Open season for Socal storage Secondary market for storage (using Alltrade if want to) Trade OFO imbalances and imbalance rights (using Alltrade if want to ) effective Octover 2001: Open season for Socal intrastate capacity Secondary market for intrastate capacity (using Alltrade if want to) Pooling at new city gates
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A: Deal Struck in CA to Restructure Socalgas
Here is an email: I'd like to inquire about the Dow Jones index price database currently being maintained by the Fundamentals group. It's come to my attention - by virtue of the fact that I receive the Dow Jones data each afternoon - that several people are interested in having access to those figures. I've had requests from mid-marketing, trading, and scheduling, and am working with IT to put the NP-15 and SP-15 data online. Cara Semperger, in particular, relies on the index prices in order to run one of her reports. I'm wondering if it would be possible to give these people access to your database, or maybe if your group would benefit from the data I receive. Your spreadsheet looks like a compilation of the documents I receive from Dow Jones, and one might be more useful for an individual or group than the other. I don't have a preference either way - I'm more than happy to compile the reports in a separate folder. Please let me know what works best for you. (I sit in the middle of the room between Tracy Ngo and Val Sabo.) Thanks,
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Dow Jones Index Prices - Database Access