All, Attached is a presentation that I have put together to review EGM's activities. The purpose is to provide an information package on our businesses for Senior mgt and Investor relations. This will not be distributed externally but will education people on our businesses and some of our goals. Please take a few minutes to briefly review and make any comments and/or changes and fax or provide a hard copy back to me. You can send me copies of just the pages that have updates. Also please focus on the map and insure that there are not mistakes ( i found some recently). There is also a shorter version presentation that is more external and once I've updated both, i will send everyone a copy via email for your reference and use. Thanks,
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Here is an email: Please note: Prices were not updated in last night's spreadsheet. Correct prices are in 3/6 worksheet now. Also, per Daniel Kang, EES load is shown in negative numbers, Dow Jones and fixed price sales are shown in positive numbers. Please call with questions. Thanks,
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A: Updated EES Sales 3/6
Q: "Kirkpatrick, Joe" <joe.kirkpatrick@nrgenergy.com> writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List: The results of the recent capacity auctions would seem to highlight that New York and NYC in particular may not be the "tight markets" that require the numerous layers of mitigation presently in place. It is difficult to determine the "spare" capacity in NYC, Long Island or the Rest of State market due the fact that New York unlike other ISOs does not publish what the total capacity supply is for each month or season. The "curtailable load" portion of the equation has had a significant impact on capacity requirements but as yet it is unknown what the total impact is. This new capacity supply is effectively increasing the supply of available capacity. Quoting generation capabilities and load requirements excludes curtailable load and other demand response mechanisms, the exclusion of these factors grossly misrepresents supply conditions. Total capacity and spare capacity after the completion of all the capacity auctions is information essential to the economics for developers who are developing or constructing generation in NYC and other areas in NY. There is only a set amount of capacity required in New York and New York City, adjustments in price do not increase demand as they would in other commodities. Assumptions that supplies are tight and developers can rely on capacity payments to contribute to fixed cost recovery are severely overstated. There is a significant surplus of capacity in NYC alone, at a minimum there is well over 800 MW of spare capacity that we can account for as a result of the recent auctions. How much more capacity is out there? Market participants require this information to assess the economics to develop and build new generation facilities. If capacity payments are being included in project economics then this will have a significant impact on the viability of projects if those capacity payments are not there. This information needs to be published. Joe
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IN: Elizabeth: Here is the draft. To the extent that it is helpful, EPMI is where PGET was in the last deal; Party A is where EPMI was last time; and Party B is Avista. It's late, and the document is getting confusing, so I'm sending it to you now without proofing it. I'm taking it home with me and will read it again tonight. Have an 8:00 conference call in Mary Cook's office or in the office that I am sitting in right now (Harry Collins' old office). Take care.

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Scott Earnest announced in the staff meeting today that in a meeting he had earlier today with Jeff Shankman and Vince Kaminiski that Jeff announced that he had gotten the nod from Mark Frevert to manage the LNG book of business. (This sentence structure is bad, but you get the drift.) That is probably what Shankman has alluded to in terms of increased responsibility. I will assume that is in addition to gas, but I don't know that for sure. Scott has been working on setting up the risk books for LNG, working closely over the last several weeks with Vince Kaminski. We need to talk about this business and the best way to support it. Have you had any conversations with Jeff on this?

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Despite the postponement of company presentations this week by PWC-FAS, Goldman Sachs, and Wells Fargo, all three companies as of today still plan to conduct their on-campus interviews as scheduled. Thus, to ensure that they receive your resumes with time to prepare their interview lists, the resume drop deadline for these companies, as well as Citigroup, will remain Friday, September 14th, at 11:59 p.m. We are currently working with the companies to reschedule their presentations as soon as possible. Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or concerns. Mark Friedfeld Account Manager MBA & MFE Recruiting Haas School of Business University of California, Berkeley
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CSO-Finance Presentation & Resume Drop Update