Q: 16TH ANNUAL NORTH AMERICAN CONFERENCE In order to improve our conferences ? we ask that you fax or send in your questionnaire that was in the front of your notebook. To everyone who has already sent it in ? thank you. Regards,
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A: 2001 Conference Questionnaire Reply
IN: Below is a summary of upcoming RTO-related events that Enron is participating in. ************************************************************************************************ Week of October 22 Regulatory proceeding before the Indiana Commission on the transfer of control of transmission assets by the IN IOUs to MISO and Alliance. Wednesday, October 24 FERC Meeting - Discussion of RTO Developments for the Northeast, Southeast, and Midwest. Separate docketed items include (1) Reliability, Security and Market Operations, and (2) Electricity Market Design and Structure. October 29 - 30 Illinois Energy Leadership Conference - Illinois Commissioner Edward Hurley and Richard Sergel, President & CEO of National Grid USA to discuss RTOs. October 31/November 1 Western Interstate Energy Board and Western Governor's Association Conference in Seattle - Issues to be addressed are Multi-State Protocols for Transmission Siting/Permitting, and the Western RTOs and Seams Issues. FERC RTO NOPR on Market Design to be issued FERC orders in Northeast, Southeast and Midwest RTO proceeding

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Some points of interest for the week,=20 Equity Market Update=20 There is a tug-o-war in the market between the crisis in confidence caused = by the Enron debacle and the increasingly positive nature of the economic d= ata. First, let's chat about the Enron fall-out. The market seems to be suffering from a nasty case of Enron-itis, as some o= f the talking heads have called the recent negative sentiment in the market= . Clearly something changed with the bankruptcy of Enron. It is the largest= US bankruptcy ever. There are not one, but two official governmental inves= tigations of the company and further investigations are likely. The bankers= , accountants and the lawyers are also going to get a hard look. What has t= he market particularly bothered is the glaring oversight by Arthur Anderson= (AA), one of the big five accounting firms. Delta Airlines has been using = AA for over 50 years and they are looking for a new auditor. Also, the cred= it rating agencies dropped the ball too. One of them actually upgraded Enro= n's debt a few weeks before its demise. What is the investing public to thi= nk? Who can you trust? Generally, investors understand that the Street's ad= vice needs to be viewed with a critical eye, but the accountants were suppo= sed to be looking out for investors. It certainly makes you say hmmmmm... The market hates uncertainty and the level of uncertainty has increased gre= atly and it is not likely to dissipate for some time. Imagine the discussio= ns at the other accounting firms. Companies are not going to be able to sli= p anything by their accountants from now on. Standards are going to be toug= hened up and that may cause some pain for companies that have pushed the en= velope in the past. In addition, the market is going to search and destroy = every company that has Enron-like qualities. Off-balance sheet partnerships= or structures, complicated financial statements and foreign domiciled tax = structures. It started almost right away with the decimation of Enron's com= petitors, Williams (WMB), El Paso (EP), Mirant (MIR) and Calpine (CPN), who= have had to sell assets and issue stock in order to repair their balance s= heets. Some of those companies are trading as if we will never need power o= r natural gas again (EP is my favourite among these companies, as you know)= . Next, the market had its day or so with the asbestos-infected companies a= nd then more recently proceeded to anyone with off-balance sheet assets or = a history of accounting indiscretions. We had better get used to this sort = of roller-coaster existence. With over 6,000 hedge funds, a hyper-active me= dia and market information available 24/7, the witch hunts will continue. S= till, it is important to note a few things:=20 First, not all companies with off-balance sheet items are guilty of transgr= essions and not every company that acquires others for a living (a la Tyco)= violates standard accounting principles. In fact, nobody has proven (yet) = that Tyco has done anything improper. The risk of impropriety makes people = sell, not the fact. Second, regardless of whether your company is guilty of doing anything nast= y, if it plays in the same sand-box as a company that attracts the ire of i= nvestors, it is going down. Period. Full stop. No matter if it is guilty of= anything or not. These are market events not business events. Consider the= pain and suffering experienced by El Paso (EP) thanks to Enron or Viacom (= VIA.b) thanks to Haliburton (HAL) and its asbestos exposure. Viacom bought =

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QUESTION: Does anyone find it interesting that we've heard nothing but silence from Dennis and Tino? I suspect that their big meeting with DOE on the 25th didn't go so well. If you hear anything let me know, otherwise I'll try to get ahold of Tino sometime next week to find out what DOE said. DF
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Kam, From the original list that you provided, I added all of the users that had access to EOL. Please review the list below and let me know if there are any changes. East Desk Scott Palmer (spalmer) James Hungerford (jhungerf) Bruce Mills (bmills) Ashley Worthing (aworthin) Edward Brady (ebrady) Monte Jones (mjones7) Central Desk Darron Giron (dgiron) Kulvinder Fowler (kfowler) Luchas Johnson (ljohnso5) Anna Kulic (skulic) West Desk Phillip Love (plove)
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answer: Updated backoffice users - ubswenergy
The new ACTING DIRECTOR OF UTILITIES and CONTACT at the City of Homestead is Ken Konkol same address and phone different extension. The new Phone Extension is # 619. Please take note for future correspondence and contact. Jim Swartz has retired.
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CITY OF HOMESTEAD NEW ACTING DIRECTOR OF UTILITIES AND CONTACT/F.Y.I.