Thought I'd mix it up a little and send you a completely unrelated document yesterday....what fun! Anyway, sorry for the mix-up - I was on autopilot. Here's the updated EES spreadsheet through Sunday, Feb. 18. Call with questions. Thanks,
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answer: Daily EES Sales 2/16-2/18
Mark, I have attached a document which contains the long descriptions for Canadian Daily Nat Gas options. The trader will be using Options Manager on these products and because he has to choose an exercise date, he will choose a middle of the month business day. However, there will be an option per day during the term. Please review the descriptions the trader put together and let me know your thoughts. Kevin Meredith
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Here is an email: Steve: Our tax counsel has recommended that we not agree to the amendment to the definition of "Indemnifiable Tax" that you have proposed in your draft. Do you have a tax person that he can talk to and get this issue resolved? Carol
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A: Indemnifiable Tax Language
Q: As promised, attached is the second update on our British Energy hedging program. We have been very successful in the last few weeks moving a number of deals forward. Other retail marketers are starting to come out of the woodwork to purchase power for retail intitiatives. The pending deals listed are those with >50% probability of closing. Obviously, none of these deals are binding, and as we execute some of these, we will re-evaluate the position. Cheers, Paul D
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A: British Energy Update
IN: Hello! Hope your day is going well. As for me, it has been pretty busy. Dropped my tux off at lunch and it only took about 2 seconds. I know you were looking forward to going with me to drop that off, but you missed out. I had a great time this weekend. Thanks again for accompanying me to the UH affair extraordinair. Nice dress!! Have a great rest of the day and I will talk to you later. G$

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Dave the following are PNM's Wholesale Power Marketing's comments: 1) Please spell out "Public Service Company of New Mexico Wholesale Power Marketing throughout the Enfolio. 2) Section 2.3 should also include your customer's recording equipment and tape as well. 3) Section 4.1 (iv) ...apply to any "Party" ... should be capitalized. 4) Section 4.1 "last sentence" ...Notify Party or "its" Affiliates.... 5) Section 4.4, please include the following sentence at the end: Provided, however, that it is not the purpose of this Section 4.4 to provide for or to permit the setoff of obligations by ENRON against Counterparty for obligations of the PNM Gas Services under contracts between ENRON and the PNM Gas Services or against the PNM Gas Services for the obligations of the Counterparty under this Master Agreement. 6) Section 6.2 A. first sentence "....and (iii) such New Tax is due ..." remove comma (,) 7) Section 8.3 & 8.5, Appendix 1: Arbitration, Disputes, Procedures and Award , Texas Law is being used. Our proposal is a neutral state such as New York.

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PNM Wholesale Power Marketing comments on the Enfolio