QUESTION: as you know back in march i restructured the commodity price for calp from tco pool gas daily avg + $0.05 to the higher gas daily posting of tco pool from either the day they actually consumed the gas or the gas daily posting two days in the future +$0.05. as i recall at the time we talked about granting origination but couldn't figure out how to do it given calp's peaking dispatch. i asked jim willis to calculate the savings between the two postings only the future gas daily price posted higher than the price on the actual consumption day. the total realized savings due to my restructuring is $38,500 for the april-august time period. i am going to have jim calculate the sep savings. i will forward the spreadsheet to you. as you know calp wasn't dispatched much this summer and thus the actual saving isn't huge. however, given their intraday call rights on 40MM/d of tco pool the potential savings was tremendous. additionally, calp is paying us an administrative monthly demand charge of $6,128. during the course of the year i spent a considerable amount of time doing management duties as well per our agreement with them. last year i spent 3 weeks alone creating and drafting the annual report required by the bankers. i have spent an considerable amount of time purchasing fuel oil during the winter as they burn it and also during the summer to refill the storage tanks. the time i have spent on purchasing oil on their behalf wasn't just a quick phone call and you're done like it is in gas. i spent a tremendous amount of time on learning who the players are, on oil specs, scheduling, storage, pipeline allocations. also when you buy oil you don't buy a defined volume. you buy a volume plus or minus 10%. i had to keep tract of oil volumes and volume resolutions. the list goes on and on. guess what, i have started the process again. if you feel that these contributions are not worthy of origination, then i need to know that. i'm going to be out tomorrow. we can discuss on friday. thanks robin
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QUESTION: Group- Brace yourselves... Once more we are experiencing seasonal changes. The time zone change has pu= shed the evening peak back to HE 18 through HE 19. These hours are now prem= ium, the load curve no longer resembles a rolling hill but has an extreme m= orning ramp and an extreme evening ramp. Both EPE and the CAISO in NP-15 wi= ll have difficulty with this evening ramp. Do not count on the EPE load for= ecast to accurately identify the evening ramp. We should not suck off the g= rid. Pay the extra $3 for firm or unit contingent power in the SW. We need = to attack the evening peak early and make sure we cover it. We should be us= ing congestion wheels as hedges. A 200 mw import requires a 200 mw wheel go= ing in the opposite direction at $0.10--or less--we should not do 50 mws at=
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QUESTION: Attached is a short memo and summary outlining changes to the Business School Loan Program for the Western Hemisphere. As many of you know, over the past couple of months we have taken a hard look at our approach to business school loans. The updated guidelines better serve Enron's business interests, eliminate credit exposure for the company, and potentially broaden the reach of the Loan Program. If you have any questions, please contact Ted Bland (x35275) who leads Career Development for the Program. Billy
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Analyst & Associate Program - Business School Loan Program (Western Hemisphere)