Dear Nicolas: I am pleased that you found the Cancun meeting to be a good experience. My wife and I also thought if was a very enjoyable couple of days. With reference to contacting the appropriate people representing Enron in Mexico, you should contact either Jaime Alatorre or Max Yzaguirre. Either one of these individuals could entertain a discussion of how we might be able to work together. Best regards,
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answer: Appropriate people at Enron
Hi Carolyn, In addition to my comments regarding the definitions, here are some other thoughts: Letter agreement: I would bracket [Spawn], since we don't have it formed yet and we probably haven't checked on availability. 2. Closing date should be at least five but no more than 10 business days. 2 (a) Facility Agreement is probably the more appropriate concept than Turbine Contract. Not a big issue if anyone disagrees with this terminology. 3. Make the guaranty for this agreement and the LLC agreement. 5 (d) change 1st "shall" to "'may". 7 (b) does this make sense? Should we also have the right to specific performance? 9. (iii) consents won't necessarily be obtained at the time of the signing of the letter agreement. Should say by closing such will have been obtained. I haven't done a reg evaluation, so I would delete the reg rep unless you are comfortable. I want the HSR risk to be with them, so I don't want to contradict it with the rep. I'll review the LLC agreement next. Kay
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Here is a final itinerary. Please let me know if you have any questions. Tori L. Wells Executive Assistant Office of Ken Lay Chairman & CEO ENRON
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answer: Updated Itinerary for 09/28/01 - 4:25 p.m.
I spoke with Dick Vincent who indicated that we will have no problem obtaining 12 mos renewable business interruption insurance when we go operational on gas. This should solve the warranty issue with the banks because it covers defects, design, and workmanship on the turbines and includes lost profits, etc. Incidentally, for insurance purposes the turbines are designated DE3 which is not a new technology designation. Typically we will always have this coverage in place but if their is a supplier warranty then the party providing the warranty pays ahead of the insurer. In the case where the supplier does not pay or the warranty has ended then the insurer will pay. Now we just need to come up with a fix for the drop dead date. Regards,
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