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Let me know if you can still make lunch this Thursday, 1/24/02. If you have suggestions for time & place, let me know that as well. Schroeder
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answer: Lunch 1/24/02
Dear Jeffrey, I meant what I said about you showing a great deal of character to talk to what was in the best of conditions an " unfriendly " crowd. You could have stayed in Texas, or not made public a public appearance. Either way you didn't have to make the effort. I am sure you have given your presentation a great deal of thought. If could I offer a suggestion. You correctly identified the ugly side of human nature which needs someone to blame. No one has a problem blaming the regulators but there is still this outstanding question who is profiting. If sales of power have gone from 7bln in 99, 27bln in 2000 and 50bln in 01. Who is profiting? The cost of generation has not risen this much, so someone is making a large profit. You alluded to municipal power generators but the more specific you can be, break it down etc, the more believable it will be that Enron is not an evil energy company pocketing Californians money. Secondly, Enron has a great opportunity to be visible in promoting alternative sources, and or mass transportation improvements. To set an agenda for the country that is responsible and progressive. Sincerely
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Here is an email: Although we are in possession of executed fax copies of the Master Agreement and Confirm, we need to replace these with originals without "draft" on the document. I can e-mail these documents to you or send directly to Huber. Please advise.
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A: JM Huber
Q: Wayne- I have run the economics on whether to heel out the cargo and attached the model below. The current NYMEX price for gas in January (which the best price we can get today) is $4.60. Today's cash price for prompt delivery is about $3.80-$3.90. The incentive is about $71,000 at the high end (Jan) and about break even at the low end (prompt). Even at the high end, there isn't much incentive when you take into account the extra day of cooling down you would need. I talked to Jonathan Whitehead about this and he agreed that it probably isn't worth doing on this trip. We will keep an eye on prices and look at locking something in for future trips if the price spikes. Otherwise we will revisit on a trip by trip basis. Dan
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A: Heel out on "Hoegh Galleon" delivery June 9, 2001
Here is an email: Laura Dave Forster from Eol may be calling you. I am trying to get the Hub online and I am having trouble because Enron does not own more than 50% of the Midwest Hub. An EOL lawyer may have found a solution. I have asked Dave to call you. I wanted to give you a heads up. Thanks
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