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Too hot a market: How energy producers manipulate California (Published Sept. 22, 2000) The priciest place to shop this August in California was in Pasadena. There at the California Power Exchange, where much of the state's electricity is bought and sold, prices that utilities paid for power (an average $166 per megawatt) were up fivefold from the previous August ($32). What is happening? Among other things, too much power on hot days is being purchased in the near-panic environment that develops in the hours before a possible crisis. Too little is being purchased as it should be -- days, or even months, in

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Dear Market Participant, Technical Bulletin # 77 - Generator Start-Up Cost Guarantee - has been revised in response to Market Participant comments and will soon be posted to the NYISO web site. For your convenience, clean and redlined versions of the Technical Bulletin are attached. The purpose of our Technical Bulletins is to facilitate participation in the NYISO by communicating various NYISO concepts, techniques, and processes to Market Participants before they can be formally documented in a NYISO manual.

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GT, I am planning on coming in for the game this weekend. Not sure if it will be Fri. night or Sat. morning. What does your schedule look like for the weekend?

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Football