We are short at PGE system for Wednesday, 10/03/01. HE7-22pdt, we are 25mw short (total of 400mw). This is due to a lending deal done by the NW Cash desk. Please supply Portland at their system in the most cost effective manner possible. Deal #799806.1 Thanks,
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answer: Short due to lending at PGE System for Wednesday, 10/03.
Will we be covering this? The utilities in California have been heavily engaged in maintaining "fortress monopoly" at home while advocating "openness" abroad. Any info showing the discrepancy is useful. No big deal. Just curious. And if someone does, a very brief update would be greatly appreciated. Best, Jeff Energy America to Discuss Marketing Practices in New Jersey Energy Choice Program PR Newswire - 10/27/1999 (Copyright (c) 1999, PR Newswire)
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Here is an email: Here's the current forecast for Lenny. Shouldn't be a major problem for us but I feel for folks scheduled to go down there tomorrow and Thursday. Bruce - we're still keeping our fingers crossed that your permit will come through. Are you sure you've got the right lawyer working on this? Seems like he ought to be able to shake it loose somehow. Anything at all we can do from here?
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Q: Folks, FERC is deliberating today on many agenda items. Two they have approved are: 1. Modifying the June 19 Price Mitigation Order setting the price cap at $108 until April 30, 2002, and decoupling the cap from California's reserve deficiency, and instead tying the cap to the price of natural gas (upwards, only). 2. Denial of Requests for Rehearing (in great part) on all California Orders since last December 15 (2000), and ordering the California ISO to submit a revised congestion management plan, and a plan for establishing a day-ahead market, both plans due May 1, 2002. Both Orders passed 3 Yea, and 1 No (MAssey, in part on the second order). gba
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IN: Just got off the call with the California stakeholders. The group's trying to come up with a solution and today's call was a challenge. Edison threw new demands on the table that effectively ended any chance for a deal today. Appears that at this point that anything more than a 10% rate increase is out of the question politically for the Governor, and the utilities are very unhappy about it. Consumer groups are already balking publicly at the 10% increase reported in the press. The meeting effectively ended when Edison announced that, in response to New West turning back their customers, Edison plans to file a proposal with the Commission this week that would require all returning customers to pay the spot price for energy. The large customer groups blew their tops and that pretty much ended the call. The group agreed to meet again on Friday, after the PUC business meeting on Thursday. Best,

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MD Anderson has approximately 500 job openings, some of which may be suitable for former Enron employees. The jobs vary but include a number of IT and administrative positions. MD Anderson's potential interest in employing laid off Enron employees came to our attention via Anne Marie Giltrop of MD Anderson who spoke with Angela Davis. This morning, I spoke with Ms. Giltrop. In light of our policy of only providing neutral references and other liability considerations, I stated that I did not believe we would provide MD Anderson a list of employees who were laid off, but that I would try to find an approved vehicle for getting information regarding job openings at MD Anderson to our former employees. The MD Anderson web site does not reflect all current open positions, so I suggested that, if approved on both ends, MD Anderson could provide a list of openings with job descriptions that could be made available to former Enron employees. Ms. Giltrop is attempting to obtain appropriate approval from MD Anderson. She later phoned to inform me that I should expect to hear more from Deborah Manning, Jim Dorn, or Martha Jones. On our end, I have contacted David Oxley who put me in touch with Cindy Olson. Sarah Davis will now handle coordinating relations with MD Anderson. This is an important opportunity for former employees, and for Enron and MD Anderson as good Houston citizens. Please let me know if I can be of any further assistance.

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