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Dear Mr. Lin: Enclosed for your review is a draft of a Master Agreement with Enron North America Corp. Please do not hesitate to give me a call with any questions and or comments you may have regarding this matter. Best regards,
Answer: Master Agreement
Mark, It looks like we will probably take over the Cornhusker deal in October. So, I need you to get the following information for Lone Star, Williams, and Apache: Contact Name Phone # Fax # Mailing address We will be sending notices to these parties indicating our agency agreement with the plant (Tenaska IV Texas Partners Ltd.) Additionally, we will need this information from the plant manager. Please gather this information as soon as you can from Nancy Stivers. Thanks.
Answer: Cornhusker
All, I am pleased to report that we have resolved the infamous James River contract with BPA under favorable terms. The signed agreements are on my desk right now. Besides significantly reducing our litigation risk, the addition of 7.5 MW/h and the change of delivery point have added $22.8 million to the value of the contract. BPA and EPMI have amended the original contract to specify that (i) BPA will deliver 102 MW/h 24/7 for the 5-year term of the agreement (an increase of 7.5 MW/h over the original), (ii) the disputed "alternative delivery point" is designated as Mid-C, (iii) all language to the contrary is deleted from the agreement, (iv) the parties agree to "book out" the James River physical deliveries against EPMI sales to BPA at the Mid-C delivery point (so no power will flow); and (v) we will continue to invoice BPA each month for the term of the agreement, just as if the power was still flowing. Although my preference would have been to terminate the James River agreement, BPA refused to do so because it would not have been able to recover the costs of this contract in its rates. Similarly, I had hoped that we could do a one-time book-out, but BPA refused to do so because--according to BPA's finance person---such a book-out would have converted this to a financial deal requiring BPA to use mark-to-market accounting. Therefore, we executed two documents: one amending the original contract, and another called the "Book-Out Agreement," which sets out an agreement to book-out specific transactions over the next five years.
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We have resolved the BPA-James River contract