Here is an email: Jim: Here is a term sheet for gas supply. Prices are up quite a bit today. The fixed price is about $3.30/MMBtu. Recognize that it is very volatile right now, however, and prices could be back down tomorrow. I am still working with EES to se if they want to submit an offer. C
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A: Wholesale Gas Proposal
Here is an email: Yesterday, the Federal Trade Commission issued a staff report on electricity restructuring issues. It is an update of the July 2000 report done at the request of House Energy Chairman Tauzin and Subcommittee Chairman Barton. They requested the report be updated. A summary of the report and the full 80+ page text is on the FTC web site at www.ftc.gov on the upper left side of the home page. I read the summary and will read the balance. So far, so good. It basically says that even states that have opened up to retail competition are in transition with a hybrid of regulation and competition, thus the expected benefits of competition have not yet emerged. However, the report states that nothing to date indicates that competition, once the transition period is over, will not produce additional benefits for consumers. The report's major conclusion is that competitive wholesale markets are important to achieving effective competition in retail markets. The summary includes something that sounds promising on RTO policy, saying "And as wholesale and retail markets become regional, governing policies and jurisdictional approaches also must move in that direction for wholesale and retail competition to be successful."
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A: FTC Staff Report on Electricity Restructuring
Here is an email: Debbie and Tanya: At our group meeting this morning, the general consensus was that we should continue to send margin letters to those counterparties that have not yet terminated. Can Harlan and I meet with you sometime this afternoon to talk about this so that we can keep track of what is being done? Anytime after 1 works for me.
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Margin Letters