Q: As a reminder, the state of Texas requires releases of natural gas greater than 119 mscf to the atmosphere (in a 24 hour period), to be reported to the Regional Offices of the TNRCC. These releases include but may not be limited to the following: ESD's, startups, shutdowns, pipeline ruptures and maintenance activities. Should any of the above activities release natural gas in excess of 119 mscf, a written notification should be faxed to the Regional Office of the TNRCC within the following timeframes: Unanticipated Upsets- within 24 hours after the discovery of the upset. Maintenance, Startup or Shutdowns- 10 day prior to the expected exceedance. This reminder is being sent to all ET&S teams within Texas because in the last two Northern Natural Gas compressor station inspections conducted by the TNRCC, they specifically requested backup data and reporting documentation of the natural gas releases to the atmosphere which were greater than 119 mscf. The agency's inquiry specifically addressed knowledge of compressor station venting for ESD, start ups and shutdowns. It should also be mentioned that there has been inconsistencies in the TNRCC's position regarding this issue. However, until a position has been adopted by Enron's GPG, I am recommending that each facility comply and report as appropriate.
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Q: Hello! You have been identified by your manager (and Amy FitzPatrick) as a target participant for the Trick of the Trade/Energy Math course. Please see below for course information and confirm your attendance by no later than Wednesday, October 31st, 2001. If you have any questions, please let me know! Thanks,
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Q: Susan: John Malowney would like a copy of this ISDA Master Agreement. Do we usually let the traders have copies (hard or electronic)? If so, we need to make it very clear that this is confidential. Let me know what you think. Thanks.
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Q: Scott: As discussed, here's the particulars on the Bee County Ranch: 795+ ac, lots of oak trees, one of the higher hills in Bee County. Good mix of pasture and sage brush. There's a water well and tank. A real "honey hole". Lots of quail and prime dove hunting. Deer, hogs and supposedly some turkey. Owner's name is Colton Brinkoeter. Asking $675/acre, no minerals. Negotiable. I think for that price you ought to get 1/4 - 1/2 of the minerals. Ranch is three miles west of Mineral (NNW of Beeville about 15 miles). His number is 361-358-2582. I found out about it from a mutual friend of ours, Bryan Key, also from Beeville. P.S. I've also attached my resume. It looks like our pipe deal fell through, and I am looking hard for a job back in international marketing. Let me know if you hear of anything. James McCord MC5 Operating Group 10655 Richmond Ave., Suite 180 Houston, TX 77042
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