Here is an email: Save the file attached below to your desktop. You can just click and drag. You can view the data by interval or by hourly average. Make sure that the dates are in the following: 10/25/01 10/26/01 To view today (10/25) make sure the ending date is tomorrow to pull in he 2400. The purpose of this toy is to paint certain blocks, ie 14-22 and get an average in the excel format. I have found this to be a quick and easy to use tool. I used a similar tool in the California pool. For example, take yesterday and compare to today, same period. Factor in weather, unit outages, etc. This should give you a general idea of where prices should be for these hours. Let me know your feedback. JMF
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A: New tool for hourly analysis
Here is an email: We currently have an opening for a Specialist / Sr Specialist in Volume Management reporting to Scotty Gilbert. The position is a Dispute Resolution Coordinator and the description is outlined below. For more information about this opening or the Volume Management Group, you may attend our Info Session being held in the Mt Hood Conference Room tomorrow, 9/28/01. If you are interested in applying for this position, please contact Julie Kearney by close of business, Tuesday, 10/2/01.
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Here is an email: Drew, At one point, we had mentioned the idea of having services agreements among Corp. and the various business units that are using shared services. I think that these agreements should be put into place sooner rather than later as we begin to move towards shared services across the organization. Let me know if you would like me to prepare the drafts of these agreements or revise agreements that currently are in existence (if there are none, then we really need to put some in place). Thanks.
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Services Agreements